Screen tint or rule touching an illustration, box or type to give a three-dimensional shadow effect. Also called flat shadow.
A colored or shaded box or character offset and placed behind an identical box or character to give a shadow effect.
An effect commonly used to make it appear as though an image is casting a shadow onto an HTML page.
An offset shadow behind an image or text, giving a sense of depth.
A thin shadow effect added to characters in a headline.
a dark, soft line on the bottom and right sides of the menu, which give the menus the appearance that the menu is lifted off the application, and the menu is creating a shadow on the application
an effect applied to an image to give it a light source and three-dimensional appearance
an effect applied to an image to give it depth, done so by creating a shadow behind the image
A shadow that is offset from an object or text in a video.
The graphic device that appears in MasterCard Dark Blue or black behind, below, and to the left of the brand names in each Brand Mark.
A shaded outline that appears behind an object and creates the illusion of depth.
A drop shadow gives an image depth by creating a shading offset behind a selected image. Drop shadows are commonly used for text emphasis.
A shadow effect created by offsetting a dark graphic from the original image.
A common graphic effect that creates the illusion of a light source shining on an object from above so that a shadow appears to be cast behind and below the object.
Graphic device in which type is reproduced with an offset second image on one edge, giving a shadow effect that visually lifts the primary type and makes the image appear three-dimensional.
A second rectangle-shaped box behind a caption -- often colored -- to specifically indicate first person narration.
A shadow behind an image or type to help bring the image forward and stand out.
Drop Shadow - a way of creating the illusion of depth on images
A shadow image placed behind an image to give the affect of the image lifting off the page.
A graphic effect in which display type is repeated behind itself, creating a "shadow."
Similar to a cast shadow but without added perspective to create the illusion of a third dimension. Also see cast shadow.
In computer graphics, a drop shadow is a visual effect consisting in drawing what looks like the shadow of an object, giving the impression that the object is raised above the objects behind it. The drop shadow is often used for elements of a graphical user interface such as windows or menus, and for simple text. The text label for icons on desktops in many desktop environments has a drop shadow, as this effect effectively distinguishes the text from any colored background it may be in front of.
