how would you do this in ps7 or cs? Options

[bbyunique]

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How do you do that in ps7 or cs? And what is this method called (the last one)?

[talcumpowder]

=/ I call it color overlay... But that's probably not what it's called.
Anyways, you can just make a new layer, fill it with a color, gradient, or clouds and then put it on the layer mode 'Color'. -shrug- It's that simple.

[bbyunique]

is that for the first one or the second one?

[talcumpowder]

Both. It's exactly the same thing.
Although for the first one you use either a gradient or clouds and for the second you just use solid color.

[joannaxd]

I know you were just asking for help, but you took those signatures without permission sort of. The second one is mine.

[talcumpowder]

She's not using them, so it is really taking?
I can always remove the image, if you like.

[Daniel Rodriguez]

I say they made them first then used a color filter.

since joan is here complaining that someone is "using" her sig, she can tell us but anyways if she made it why isn't it in her signature area?

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[bbyunique]

Sorry, I was just asking for help. I was just borrowing it for awhile, and I didn't mean to cause any trouble. I went ahead and took it down. Sorry, once again.

What is clouds? I understand you use the gradient tool, but how do you get it to three different colors as the first image?

[talcumpowder]

.... PS users can't make three color gradients? o_0
But you can use noise gradients and then blur until it's smooth, which is what I sometimes do. Oh, and clouds is a filter.
Filters -> Render -> Clouds.
As for three color gradients, I usually just choose a gradient that originally had three colors and change the color buckets for it.