I dont mind if its a 1 tone colour or gradient. If the gradient is beyond what I cna manage, I'll do the single colour.
The problem is eliminating the line. I'm not sure how to attach images here in the forum sorry. In your image, you have done it, but A in the middle has the line I'm trying to eliminate.
EDIT:
These instructions were clear and simple to follow. Thank you very much for your help. Still nto sure how you attach images here on the forum trhough heh.
The problem is eliminating the line. I'm not sure how to attach images here in the forum sorry. In your image, you have done it, but A in the middle has the line I'm trying to eliminate.
EDIT:
Quote:If that is something like what you want (colors of gradient can be whatever you want), all I did was:
1. Use the Fuzzy select tool, threshold to about 10. Shift-click the various shades in one of the letters until all of it is selected.
2. Set your foreground and background colors to the lightest and darkest shade of red (or other colors) you want in the gradient.
3. Use the Gradient Fill tool with the gradient set to FG to BG (RGB). Click at the bottom of the letter inside the selection and drag toward the top until the gradient looks like you want it to.
4. Repeat with other letters.
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These instructions were clear and simple to follow. Thank you very much for your help. Still nto sure how you attach images here on the forum trhough heh.