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Re: Y, and g
Submitted by Mafia_Penguin on Sun, 12/07/2008 - 02:11Duplicate layer, then rotate 180 degrees. Flip horizontally. Then, move it down w/ the layer-moving tool, and w/ gradient tool, make a nothing to white. On new layer, Layer>Transparency>Color to Alpha.
Done!
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Re: Y, and g
Submitted by euphonicnight on Mon, 12/15/2008 - 13:34For y's and g's, you'll want to follow pretty close to Mafia_Penguin's guide, except between flipping the layer vertically and adding the gradient you'll want to use the "Lasso" tool to remove parts of the reflection portion which overlap with the original. You'll need to rasterize any type to do this. I've seen some people completely remove reflected g's and y's, which seems to be an easier method but I personally like having some evidence of the reflection.
Oh, and make sure blending options are off and that you rasterize type before doing the above. Stroke around parts you'll cut out looks really bad.