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Mastering Pixlr
250 CQ
45 Lessons
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6 CQ
Are you into photo composites and collages? In this Pixlr lesson, learn how to build your own image by using the layer mask and the gradient tool.
with Nets@LifeAre you into photo composites and collages? In this Pixlr lesson, learn how to build your own image by using the layer mask and the gradient tool.
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8 CQ
Are you developing your own website and need some graphic design ideas? This lesson demonstrates how to create a cool website banner in Pixlr.
with Nets@LifeAre you developing your own website and need some graphic design ideas? This lesson demonstrates how to create a cool website banner in Pixlr.
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2 CQ
Sweep color across a message by adding a gradient to text. In this lesson, learn how to rasterize text into an object that has a gradient inside of it!
with Nets@LifeSweep color across a message by adding a gradient to text. In this lesson, learn how to rasterize text into an object that has a gradient inside of it!
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6 CQ
A double exposure is an artistic effect that occurs when two images layer each other. Learn how to doubly expose photos in image editing software Pixlr.
with Nets@LifeA double exposure is an artistic effect that occurs when two images layer each other. Learn how to doubly expose photos in image editing software Pixlr.
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9 CQ
Explore Pixlr’s sponge, dodge, and burn tools in this lesson from Nets@Life. Deepen color, add a shadowy effect, highlight areas, and brighten!
with Nets@LifeExplore Pixlr’s sponge, dodge, and burn tools in this lesson from Nets@Life. Deepen color, add a shadowy effect, highlight areas, and brighten!
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