radial gradient

Now create one more layer above the others and draw a Radial Gradient going from white to black, looking something like this.

Choose a solid colour for the background, then drag out a radial gradient from the top centre.

One of my favorites is the good old gray to black (or darker gray) radial gradient.

So create a new layer above all the others and draw in a white to black radial gradient as shown.

Note that this is a radial gradient, whereas earlier you saw a linear gradient.

This section of the example applies a radial gradient to the background color so that the color transitions from white to blue to black.

Next, use the Gradient tool (G), set to Radial Gradient, to fill the entire selection with colors shown below.

Change the highlight shape to a Radial Gradient.

The new color stop changes to red and the midpoint of the radial gradient changes to red.

Green radial gradient in the background of the green header.

Draw a Radial Gradient ellipse like you did for the ladybug drop shadow.

Then switch back to the Radial_Gradient layer.

12 Create another layer on top of the Idle layer, name it Radial_Gradient.

Set the gradient style to Radial Gradient .

In toolbar on top, switch to Radial gradient.

20 We'll add a Color Overlay layer style for Radial_Gradient_Rollover.

Draw a radial gradient from white to gray.

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