Videos tagged with Gradients

See a higher quality video on TechTutor.TV! Once you have filled an object with a gradient in Adobe Fireworks CS3, you can then modify it by changing the rotation and direction of the gradient. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to modify a gradient in Fireworks CS3. See higher quality tutorials all for FREE at http://www.techtutor.tv

This is a preview look at a new Fireworks Panel that delivers precision handle editing.

In this episode I create a pseudo-realistic looking lightswitch using Inkscape v0.46. There are a few valuable tips in this episode including the use of path and node snapping, gradients, creating slotted screwheads, and a couple of other things which could be useful on lots of other projects. This probably is my longest episode to date. This is partly because I had a separate small idea that d...

In this episode you'll see how to use the New Illustrator CS4 Gradient capabilities. Create a gradient from scratch and learn how to use transparent gradients.

In this tutorial I create a semi-realistic 3D recycle bin using Inkscape 0.46. This screencast demonstrates how the use of very simple objects along with subtle gradients and blurs can achieve realistic looking objects. I’ve been mulling over this one for quite a while thinking it was too simple and boring. But I thought, what the heck. It might be of interest to someone out there. I&rsqu...

In this screencast I will demonstrate how to make a simple abstract wallpaper emphasizing gradients in Inkscape v0.45. by heathenx

In this screencast I demonstrate a pretty quick and simple way of creating a keypad for use in illustrating a piece of equipment. I used Inkscape 0.45 for this tutorial. by Richard Querin

In this screencast I will demonstrate how to make a sunburst and apply it to a logo in Inkscape 0.45. by heathenx

In this tutorial I will illustrate how to make a DVD software box in Inkscape v0.45 by heathenx

This screencast uses gradients and shadows to create a pseudo-3D device graphic (hard drive box etc.) using Inkscape. by Richard Querin