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I’m using CS & am still somewhat a beginner at this incredible journey.
As a learning exercise, I thought I would create a set of colored Olympic rings.
I used the marquee tool to make 5 circles, each on different layer. Then I used the stroke tool to give the rings some width.
Then I used the wand to select each of the rings and used the bucket to put in the blue, black, red, yellow & green colors.
I’ve moved the rings around to where they look natural, but the linking of the rings seems a bit more complex.
Three questions,
1. Is there a better way to make the rings?
2. Does anybody have the specific color specs for each of the colors?
3. How would you link the rings where some part of each ring is in front of another ring and some portion is in back of other rings.
Thanks,
Dennis
As a learning exercise, I thought I would create a set of colored Olympic rings.
I used the marquee tool to make 5 circles, each on different layer. Then I used the stroke tool to give the rings some width.
Then I used the wand to select each of the rings and used the bucket to put in the blue, black, red, yellow & green colors.
I’ve moved the rings around to where they look natural, but the linking of the rings seems a bit more complex.
Three questions,
1. Is there a better way to make the rings?
2. Does anybody have the specific color specs for each of the colors?
3. How would you link the rings where some part of each ring is in front of another ring and some portion is in back of other rings.
Thanks,
Dennis
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