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Adobe Photoshop Part 2: Working with Colors and Painting Working with GradientsThe Gradient
As with the other tools, when you select the Gradient tool, the Options bar provides options for the gradation:
The menu displaying the gradient preview contains gradient presets:
The default presets display gradients based on your current foreground and background colors in the first two slots. As with the other types of presets in Photoshop, you can load new ones from the options menu:
The five buttons to the right of the presets menu let you select a gradient style: Linear, Radial, Angle, Reflected, or Diamond.
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tool is located in the same slot on the toolbox as the Paint Bucket tool and fills an area with a gradient, rather than a solid color. To select the tool, click and hold the Paint Bucket tool to reveal the flyout menu, and then select Gradient Tool:
