- Create a new Photoshop document:
- Select the ellipse marquee tool and create a circle 400 px by 400 px.
- Select the ellipse marquee:
- Set to fixed size
- Select 400 px by 400 px
- When all parts of the circle are within the image select Edit—>Stroke

- At 200 px along the vertical ruler ( +R to view rulers and go to preferences to set the ruler to pixels)
create a horizontal line
- Make a duplicate of the line +J and rotate it 60 °

- Make a duplicate of that line and rotate it 60 °

- Join each point to every piont except the immediate neighbors:

- Select one of your diameters and make a duplicate of it. Then transform it by
rotating it 30°:
- Make a duplicate of the last duplicate and rotate this line 60°.
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press SHIFT++T to apply the 60° rotation. You should have three new lines:

- Complete the triangles for the six new points as you did with the first six:
- Join each point to the neighbor +2

- Continue for all points:

- Select the vertical diameter and make a duplicate and rotate it 15 °
- Make a duplicate of this line and rotate it 30 ° Continue 5 more times:

- Identify the square marked A1, A2,A3,A4
In it draw the four lines at each corner
- Identify the square marked B1, B2, B3, B4
In it draw the four lines at each corner
- Identify the square marked C1, C2, C3, C4
In it draw the four lines at each corner
- Continue inwards

- CTRL+click on the layer in the layer palette and rasterize the last four lines
- Collapse the four layers into one. Starting with the top layer, press +E.
- Make a duplicate of this layer and ratate it 30 °
- Make a duplicate and press SHIFT++T

- Create a new layer at the top of the stack
and then press SHIFT+OPTION++E
- Press +A to select all then +C to copy, then +N to create a new document and then +V to paste the image in
- Change the opacity to 50%
- Save document as graph in your work folder
- You are going to create a design using the pen toolin this area:
- Make a series of shapes. When you want to start a new shape create a new layer before using the tool

- Rasterize your shape layers
- Use +E to collapse your layers
- Make a duplicate and rotate it 30 ° then align it with the center point

- Continue making duplicates and pressing SHIFT++T all the way around the
circle

- Turn off the graph layer
- Enlarge the canvas size to 600 x 600 by clicking on the image menu
- Experiment with layers, opacity and colors. Here the layers were collapsed and then a duplicate was made and shifted 15° and the opacity was adjusted:

Color added:



