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IE7 Photoshop

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great jobs

but seeming that must be cleaned a bit :D

use smooth tool to make the edge smoother :D (and it would be nice)

and for the text use a bit bevel/emboss on it :D

PS tuts for you : www.good-tutorials.com

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@Dels - This was done in "Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.0" can you do that in Elements 4.0 or only in CS?

@Daemonforce- Thx!

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ie7logo7yt.png

Electric Explorer! :P

Edited by wolf74481

lol thats a great idea. a little sketchy on the edges though. But looks good!

good design but the e you need to either make from scratch or be more careful with the eraser tool, it looks abit like you have used the magic eraser and its taken off the crisp edges abit. the background gradient looks abit to "patchy" like a ocean ripple effect. keep on practising though, it took me a while to get used to all the tools+effects and how you can use them.

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@ScubaSteve - i did the ocean ripple effect on pourpose

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I finally after all this time did some work on it

ie7logo9em.png

tell me what you think :)

Edited by WolfX2

great to know you learning something new everyday, i think your last ie7 logo are so cool (yeah the gradient things are changing now), and now learn to use 3d-effect on your text :D

*Regards

Dels

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