[amayausers.com] Re: Shading lettering
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- Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2007 18:44:05 UT
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Let me clarify that. If you are stitching the word "ALABAMA", and you want to
transition from a white "A" from the front of the word to a red "A" at the end
of the word, I would find the font and size I wanted and set the job up.
Then, select the text, right click, and select "convert to wireframe".
Then, insert color changes between each letter and set the color properties so
that each letter were a few shades different from the previous letter.
Finally, come back with some highlights and insert single line or light density
colums to the fronts and/or trailing edges of each letter to give it that fade
transitional look.
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