under Effects > Objects and set Feather Radius = 2 Effect Strength = 1 and True Feather = checked 7. Choose the Gradient tool in Radial mode and drag the gradient from A to B approximately as shown in the picture 6. In the Colors window click on the More > button Set the primary color Hex value to: #EEE300 (or R: 238 G: 227 B: 0) Set the secondary color Hex value to: #EAC300 (or R: 234 G: 195 B: 0) 5. Select the beak again with the Magic Wand 4. Invert the selection with Ctrl+i and press delete 3. Choose Magic Wand, set Tolerance to 75% and select the beak 2. Repeat step 6 or just choose Repeat effect(Ctrl+F) in the Effects menu. Choose the Gradient tool in Radial mode and drag the gradient from A to B approximately as shown in picture 1 6. In the Colors window click on the More > button Set the primary color Hex value to: #E0CD00 (or R: 224 G: 205 B: 0) Set the secondary color Hex value to: #DFBA00 (or R: 223 G: 186 B: 0) 5. Select the foot again with the Magic Wand 4. Invert the selection with Ctrl+i and press delete, this makes sure there are no other pixels outside the foot 3. Choose Magic Wand, set Tolerance to 75% and select the foot 2. under Effects > Objects and set Feather Radius = 2 Effect Strength = 2 and True Feather = checked Choose the Gradient tool in Linear mode and drag the gradient from the top of the selection to the bottom 6. In the Colors window click on the More > button Set the primary color Hex value to: #D0D0D0 (or R: 208 G: 208 B: 208) Set the secondary color Hex value to: #ABABAB (or R: 171 G: 171 B: 171) 5. Select the stain again with the Magic Wand 4. Invert the selection with Ctrl+i and press delete, this makes sure there are no other pixels outside the stain 3. Select Magic Wand, set Tolerance to 50% and select the white stain 2. Use the Rectangle Select tool to delete it. Drag the curve to the bottom-right corner The left wing has a little flaw at the top. Turn it into a black and white using Black and White from the Adjustments menu 3. The Body, Left wing, Right wing, Left eyelid and Right eyelid layer: 1. For the black parts there's even an easier way. Luckely there are tools like Feather (BoltBait's plugin), S mooth Edges (standard tool), Blur (standard). Selecting with a Tolerance of 75% selects all the blue pixels, but when you fill the body you'll loose the smooth edge. If you select the body with the Magic Wand and standard 50% Tolerance, you can't select all the blue pixels. It's blue? The edges are softend, so there are pixels that are transparent. For easy working uncheck the layers not currently working on. The colors are all wrong, so we'll rectify that first. When you open the psd-file you'll notice 14 layers, one for each part of Tux and a background.

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