Step 2: Select your Selections
Tool ![]() ![]() |
![]() Screen Shot 1 |
Step 3: Now the
upper left portion of your image will be selected. Choose
your flood fill bucket ![]()
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Now your image should look like this: | ![]() Screen Shot 3 |
Step 4: Now
select your Custom Selections tool again and use these
settings to select the bottom left corner: Step 5: Repeat step 3 flood filling the top right quadrant, only use a different color or opacity. I changed the color to #416F00 and used the same opacity to flood fill with. |
![]() Screen Shot 4 |
Step 6: Now select your
Custom Selections tool again and use these settings to select the upper right corner of the image: Step 7: Now pick a color you want to flood fill this third quadrant with. I chose #808080 and flood filled with the same settings as the last. |
![]() Screen Shot 5 |
Step 8: Now select your Custom Selections tool once again and use these settings to select the bottom right corner. | ![]() Screen Shot 6 |
Step 9: Now select another color to flood fill this quadrant in with. I chose #FFFFFF for this tutorial. Now your image will look like this: |
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To view an example of this tutorial, please click here
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