I've got a website template that I'm using for all of our new websites at the department I work in. Here's what it looks like (kinda, this is an old pic, but the color scheme is right):
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/Entity/cvonline.jpg
Unfortunately, I seem to have lost the PSD file that I had set for that color scheme - the dark blues, etc. Here are the three individual images for the "whole" PSD file:
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/1.gif
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/2.gif
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/3.gif
Here is the PSD file I used to create them from:
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/biotemplate.psd
I know I got those colors to show up using layer masking and hue/saturation balance, but I can't get it to work now, and I can't figure out how I got the appropriate color balance. Basically, working now, I can't get the colors to be "dark" enough, matching the "cvOnline" images.
Any pointers would be appreciated. I'm almost sure I did it using hue/saturation only, but like I said, I can't get the results I originally had. Bleh. I'm looking to re-create the color scheme seen in cvOnline, but with generic text, and in a PSD format so I can easily adapt it to different applications.
(this is the last time I misplace a PSD file)
thanks,
Rob
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/Entity/cvonline.jpg
Unfortunately, I seem to have lost the PSD file that I had set for that color scheme - the dark blues, etc. Here are the three individual images for the "whole" PSD file:
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/1.gif
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/2.gif
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/3.gif
Here is the PSD file I used to create them from:
http://students.washington.edu/robcole/biotemplate.psd
I know I got those colors to show up using layer masking and hue/saturation balance, but I can't get it to work now, and I can't figure out how I got the appropriate color balance. Basically, working now, I can't get the colors to be "dark" enough, matching the "cvOnline" images.
Any pointers would be appreciated. I'm almost sure I did it using hue/saturation only, but like I said, I can't get the results I originally had. Bleh. I'm looking to re-create the color scheme seen in cvOnline, but with generic text, and in a PSD format so I can easily adapt it to different applications.
(this is the last time I misplace a PSD file)
thanks,
Rob