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Designers, Radiant Gradient. Open PS to a white background and a black smart object text layer. Add a white to black gradient with colors of your choice in-between and a white anchor in the middle. Blur gallery, add any blur effect.

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love the font, what font is it?

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This is literally black magic!

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Love the content that you create dude, thank you for posting this as well King! ❤️

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Bro do you know how to add the new apple gradient

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