Rip-off

just a coincidence

How do you create a background with multiple subtle hues gradients that are not arranged linearly like the gradient tool found in PS/IL?

its a fucking peach... on a peach colored background.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yG6iw7AeWE

>>296331
Multiple layers with a radial gradient on each, then set eraser tool to some light opacity and go through each layer erasing the areas you don't want. Or use layer masks to make sure nothing gets hidden. At least that's how I'd do it

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eh they came out less than a year before each other so it's probably a rip off. or what designers call INSPO

>soft, feminine colors
>peach
>san serif font that's a degree away from similar
>fence like aspect

but because every factor of the image is so common across the board i wouldnt be surprised if this idea was done before

>>296327
Not at all

>>296327
Definitely not.

>>296367

SUVBVTllER?

>>296327
When using a simple idea, it is kinda hard to avoid ripping somebody else off without realising.

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>both groups use peaches therefore one is copying the other.
they're surprisingly common

>>296331

gradient mesh tool in illustrator