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: How to make parallel curves in photoshop CS6? I want to replicate this picture, but I'm having a hard time figuring out how can I make identical parallel curves. Can someone with better skills

@Frith110

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I want to replicate this picture, but I'm having a hard time figuring out how can I make identical parallel curves. Can someone with better skills give me a little help?



I tried making curves with a pen tool, then making selections out of it and then layer by layer would try to replicate what's in the image, but that would't work for me, because the curves wouldn't be the same. Then I tried making a big ellipse selection to match curves in the image, but that's I think is too much work, there has to be an easier solution.

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@Frith110

You can get to the answer in Photoshop in various ways, just as other people mentioned here, all of them are good but THE BEST ONE is:

Use Illustrator!

It's much easier to create and control the shapes and colors in AI. Then, copy the final shapes to PS and place either as a Smart Object (editable via AI) or as shape layers (editable via PS)

Voila! :D

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@Karen819

Get the Eclipse Tool (U).
Left click on the canvas and put 100px width & 100px height and then
click ok.
Repeat the 2nd step but put 200px width & 200px height. Do this
again but increase but 100px for the amount of circles you want. You will then have to move the layer order so the biggest circle is on the bottom.
Once you have 6 or so circles select one of the shape layers with the move tools (V). Press CTRL/CMD + A and at the top click on Align Vertical Centers & Align Horizontal Centers. Do this for all shape layers.





Select all layers and enlarge with the the transform tool CTRL/CMD + T. Make sure to hold Shift when enlarging. At a certain point I squashed the circle and rotated the circles.




Result

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