Coloring with the [Gradient] Tool 2
Next, apply a gradient to the light blue part of the wings.
1Click [Show/hide layer] to the left of the "Fine line" layer on the [Layer] palette to show the layer.
![CSP_Basic_081.jpg](CSP_Basic_081.jpg)
The hidden fine lines are shown again, allowing fine areas to be specified.
![CSP_Basic_082.jpg](CSP_Basic_082.jpg)
2Select the [Auto select] tool from the [Tool] palette and select [Refer to all layers] from the [Sub tool] palette.
![CSP_Basic_083.jpg](CSP_Basic_083.jpg)
3Click to select the area in which to apply the gradient.
To apply one gradient across multiple areas, hold down the [Shift] key and click each area to add the areas to the selection.
![CSP_Basic_084.jpg](CSP_Basic_084.jpg)
4Select the [Gradient] tool from the [Tool] palette and select [Foreground to transparent] from the [Sub tool] palette.
![CSP_Basic_085.jpg](CSP_Basic_085.jpg)
5Select a slightly darker color than the light blue area on the [Color Wheel] palette.
![CSP_Basic_086.jpg](CSP_Basic_086.jpg)
6Draw the gradient by dragging in the direction in which to create the gradient.
![CSP_Basic_087.jpg](CSP_Basic_087.jpg)
7Repeat the same process to draw a gradient in other areas of the wings.
![CSP_Basic_088.jpg](CSP_Basic_088.jpg)
8Coloring of the wings is now complete.
![CSP_Basic_089.jpg](CSP_Basic_089.jpg)