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How To Creat Dodge Metal logo In PhotoshopCS5

EDDY — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 09:30:43 +0000

(Author: Eddy)

A metal effect is one of the popular techniques in Photoshop and sound difficult to beginners.Today we are going to create Dodge metal logo in adobe Photoshop CS5. I choose dodge logo for this tutorial. There is no special reason using this logo iam just fan of it. Here is the Source of logo you can use any other image for it. Here is the source link of metal grill background I use in this tutorial u can use any of your choice. Now get start creating our metal logo.

Step:1

Open new(Crtl+N) canvas of any size (I choose 1024X768) with black background color #000000 and name it BG and now open blending options by click on layer, layer style and Blending options.

Step:2

Now go to Pattern Overlay and double click on it. Choose your pattern with 100% opacity and 100% scale

Now in same Blending Options go to Gradient Overlay and double click on it and u will found these properties shown in image below.

Use opacity 90%, angle -150 and Scale86%. In Gradient use Foreground to Transparent and use color #000000 and press ok. Our background is ready and looks like this.

Step:3

Now we have to bring our logo vector in it. The simple things I do are just crop the logo and bring it to the stage in three layers. Like layer name one is Frame, Second is Head and third is Text.

Iam going to start it with first layer (Frame). Select the layer go to its blending options. In it we select Drop shadow by double click on it and set Blend mode to normal, color #000000, opacity to 77%, angle 90, set distance to 2px, Spread 28% and size to 8px.

Now double click on Bevel and Emboss and set its properties shown in image.

Now we are going to add some gradient in it so click on gradient overlay in its properties where gradient is writtendouble click on it and another gradients properties will open . Add some gray and wite color in it like in image.

And set gradient values. (Follow this image values below).

And press ok.

Step:4

Now select pen tool (p)from tool bar and selectshape layer under image tab in top tool bar. Now draw a new layer up on frame layer like menstion in image.

Now set this layer fill to 0 %( it will become transparent)press enter. Now go to its blending options and select outer glow and set properties
(shown in image below).

Now double click on Inner Glow and set values.

Now here we are going to play a little trick. Duplicate the frame layer and named it Frame 2 with styles and group inside ( select both layer (glow, frame 2)and press crtl+g )glow layer and Frame2 in frame layer and disable some effects in frame layer and frame2 layer.

It will look like this.

Step:5

Now we are going to put some effects on Text layer one. First duplicate the text layer and named it Text2 and press Crtl+g and group it in to text layer one. Open layer one blending options and put some values in drop shadow.

Step: 6

Select bevel emboss and put some values in it.

Step: 7

Now select Text layer 2 and in blending options select Inner Shadow and give set values to.

Step: 8

And set Gradient Overlay values.

Result:

Step: 9

Now it time to give some effects to layer head. Select layer head and go to blending options.

Drop Shadow

Inner Shadow

Bevel And Emboss

Gradient Overlay

And press ok.

Now You will get Final result:

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Creating Glass Ball(Adobephotoshop)

EDDY — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 07:57:29 +0000

In this Photoshop tutorial we’re going through some major steps to create a glass ball. The main goal of this tutorial is that you get an idea how to approach this and use these technique in other ways. It’s not that important to remember all settings, but it’s more important that you understand what’s exactly happening in this tutorial…

1. Prepare the document

Save the following image on your computer (right click on the image and select in Windows Save Picture As…).

For this tutorial I’ve chosen to go for a rather small file (640×480 pixels), just to make it easier for you to see what you’re doing.

Open the file in Photoshop. Add a new layer by clicking on the Create a new layer icon.

Grab the Elliptical Marquee toolfrom your toolbar and make a selection (hold down the shift key before you make the selection to make the selection a perfect circle) somewhere in the area and with the size that I’m showing here:

2. Fill the selection with the base color of the glass ball

Click on the foreground color in the tool bar marked with red in this screenshot:

In the Color Picker window that opens you enter the value D6D3C0 in the area marked with A:

Grab the Paint Bucket Tool and fill the selection with this color.
Press Ctrl +D (Command + D on the Mac) to get rid of the selection. You can also use the menu to do this: Select/Deselect.

3. Add a layer style

Go to the layers palette and click on the Add a Layer Style icon and select Inner Shadow and use the settings shown here (watch out: the color white is selected):

The result should look like this:

4. Add a gradient

Add a new layer by clicking on the Create a new layer icon .

Clip this layer with the layer underneath by pressing Ctrl + G (Command + G on the Mac) or Ctrl + Alt + G (Command + Option + G on the Mac) if you use Photoshop CS2.

A clipping layer only affects the layer underneath. You’ll see soon what I mean.

Change the background color in the tool bar and use the following color: 65645F. We’re now going to draw a gradient using the current fore- and background colors. Select the Gradient Tool in the toolbar (if it’s not visible, then look under the Paint Bucket tool ).

Take a short look at the next screenshot. Make sure that a linear gradient (B) is selected in the options bar at the top and that the option Reverse (C) is selected. (mode should be normal, opacity 100%, dither and transparency should be both selected, but in most cases they’re probably already having the right values)

If you don’t see a gradient that uses your colors at A which should look like this , then double click on the gradient in the options bar (A) and select the gradient from the list (most likely the first one) and click OK.

Start in the middle where you see the red dot and end where you see the blue dot (Just before the area where the main color is getting lighter).

The result should look like this:

Press the letter D on your keyboard, which makes the foreground color black, the background color white:

Add a Layer Mask to this layer by clicking on the Add Layer Mask icon . Don’t you worry if it switches the fore- and background color when you do this, this is normal behavior. Note: If the fore- and background colors look like this after you added the mask, then everything is ok. If they are switched, then just click on the double arrow points icon to correct this.

The Gradient Tool is still active, but this time we need a Radial Gradient. Select the Radial Gradient in the options bar (the one beside the linear gradient (marked B in our previous screenshot of the options bar))

With the layer mask still active (It will have a double border), create a radial gradient by starting in the middle and stopping at the outher edge of our circular shape.

By this time we should you have something like this:

5. Add more layer styles

We’re now going to duplicate our Layer 1.
Click on its icon in the layers palette, hold down the mouse button and drag (A) the layer to the Create a new layer icon and release the mouse button.

The next step is to move this duplicate (that has now become the layer with name Layer 1) to the top of our layers palette; click on Layer 1 and drag (B) it all the way up until you notice a dark black line appearing above the top layer. At that moment release the mouse button.

Warning for users of Photoshop CS2 or later : it turns out that Photoshop CS2 changes Layer 2 back to a normal layer, one that is not clipped, when we duplicate Layer 1. To correct that make sure Layer 2 is active and press Ctrl + Alt + G (Command + Option + G on the Mac). Again, this should only be done in Photoshop CS2.

Make sure that Layer on (our new top layer) is active (you will notice the in front of it).

Set the Fill of this layer to 0% (A) and then double click on the Layer Style icon (B) to modify the Layer Style of this layer:

Use the following effects settings for the layer style. Make sure that all settings are exactly the same, including color or blending mode settings.

Inner Shadow
(pay special attention to the option Use Global Light, because it’s not selected! Also notice that we have a black rectangle beside the Blend Mode; double click it if yours is not black, to change its color!)

Inner Glow

After this our image should look something like this:

6. Add more volume

Add a new layer by clicking on the Create a new layer icon .

Select the Brush Tool in the tool bar.
Click on the area of the options bar that I’ve marked in red and select a 150px brush, with a hardness of 0%, which is the softest brush you can use.

Set the foreground color to white.
Click once with this brush exactly in the middle of this new layer (Layer 3). Now go to the menu and select Filter/Effects/Gaussian Blur… and select a radius of 25 and click OK.

Note: because we’ve blurred the white dot, white pixels might appear outside the area that we have defined as our glass ball, so we have to get rid of it. It’s quite simple and we’re going to use a little ‘trick’ for that.

With the top layer (Layer 3) still active we Ctrl + click (Command + click on the Mac) on the thumbnail of the layer underneath this layer (Layer 1) which will load it’s shape (the ball) as a selection and all we have to do now is to click on the Add Layer Mask icon and we’ve got rid of all white pixels outside our glass ball.

Now change the opacity of this layer to 30%. This screenshot also shows how your layer palette should look like at this moment:

7. Create a highlight

Add a new layer in Photoshop by clicking on the Create a new layer icon and that’s going to be Layer 4.

Select the Brush Tool and use a hard brush (hardness is 100%) with a size of 20. Change the foreground color to white (or a very slight yellow (close to indoor light) using a value of FFFFE8).

Place the highlight in the location shown here:

Go to the menu and select Effects/Blur/Gaussian Blur… and select a small radius of .5 and click OK.
Go to the layers palette and click on the Add a Layer Style icon to add a layer style and select the Outer Glow effect and use the settings shown here:

8. Add a shadow

First make the Layer 1 copy (the one above the background layer) the active layer by clicking on it; a will appear in front of it.

Now set the Fill of this layer to 25%

You’ll notice that by doing that, that we’re are getting closer to the final result:

If the bottom is too bright (marked with the arrow), then just select the Layer Style of Layer 1 copy and lower the opacity of the Inner Shadow effect (or increase it if that’s what you prefer).

We now click on the background layer with the newspaper image on it, to make it active.
Add a new layer by clicking on the Create a new layer icon .

With this layer (Layer 5) active we click on Ctrl + click (Command + click) on the thumbnail of the layer above (the one with glass ball, Layer 1 copy). The result is a selection in layer 5 that is based on this glass ball.

Press the letter D on your keyboard, which makes the foreground color black, the background color white

We’re now going to draw a gradient using the current foreground color (black) in combination with transparency. Select the Gradient Tool in the toolbar (if in it’s not visible, then look under the Paint Bucket tool ).

Make sure that a Radial Gradient (B) is selected in the options bar at the top and that the option Reverse (C) is selected.

If you don’t see a gradient in your options bar ( A), that looks like one going from transparency to black, then double click on the gradient in the options bar (A) and select the gradient from the list (the one right beside D) and click OK.

Draw the gradient by starting in the middle of your selection and end at the edge of this same selection.

We’re now going to transform this selection in an elliptical shape by using the transform tool. Go in the menu to Edit/Free transform or press Ctrl + T (Command + T on the Mac). A rectangular box with 8 handles will appear.
Now pull the upper center handle downward (see A) until you have a shape that looks like the one in B.
Now press enter on your keyboard to complete the transformation and press Ctrl +D (Command + D on the Mac) to get rid of the selection. You can also use the menu to remove the selection: Select/Deselect.

We now have to move this shadow to the right (B). Be aware that the arrow only marks the direction, not the distance.
Select the Move Tool in your tool bar.
To move the selection, click on the shape and while holding the mouse button move the shape in place. Have a look at screenshot C to see where you should place this shadow. If your shadow seems to jump while you try to move it, then go to the menu and select view and make sure that Snap is turned off:

Now change the opacity of this layer to 50%. In the menu we select Filter/Blur/Gaussian Blur… and select a radius of 2 and click OK. On the right you can see how the layers palette should look like after you’ve done all steps (in this screenshot I marked the color of the shadow layer with yellow).

9. Deform inside of glass ball and shadow

n this last step we’re going to deform the image inside the glass ball. Make sure that our shadow layer (Layer 5) is still active and Ctrl + click (Command + click) on the thumbnail of the layer above (the one with glass ball, Layer 1 copy). The result is a selection in layer 5 that is based on this glass ball (like we did in step 8). Now got to the menu and select Filter/Distort/Spherize…
Select for Amount the value 100% and make sure that Normal is selected for Mode. Click OK.
The shadow is now deformed.

Make the background layer active and press Ctrl + F (Command + F on the Mac).
Note: Ctrl + F will always apply the filter that was used previously, in our case Spherize.

That was our final step and this is the result:

Tutorial Update – Improving the highlight

n this update we’re going to improve the highlight. Click on Layer 4 that contains our highlight to make it active.
We are now going to transform the highlight by pressing Ctrl + T (command + T on the Mac) and entering a value of 65% for Horizontal Scale (A) and a value of 45 for Rotation (B) and press enter twice:

This makes the highlight look more like an actual part of the ball:

t’s important to know that you have to select a background with colors that are not the total opposite of the colors we selected in the beginning of our tutorial when you want to use this technique.

You can make the ball even more realistic by adding more highlights or reflections. For the purpose of this tutorial I’ve kept it simple by adding just one single highlight.

Also be aware that once you deform the shadow or inside of the ball that you’re not able to move the ball, since both deformations are of course in a way “connected” to the background. So make sure that the glass ball is in the right place, before you start with the deformations. Make sure that your background is not to plain. A real glass ball doesn’t look cool either on white piece of paper in front of a white wall. Always try to use the environment to strengthen the effects you’re using to make the result look more realistic.

Amazing Photo Manipulation Collection

EDDY — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 15:09:07 +0000

Photo editing and manipulation using Photoshop tips and tricks are two of the most fun part in graphic design especially when you are working with Photoshop and apply Photoshop tutorials. Furthermore, watching Photoshop effect on photos and photo manipulation inspiration artworks always inspire us for new ideas. I hope you like this…Plz comment.

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Pierre Beteille Creative Photoshop Art Collection

admin — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 20:07:43 +0000

Photoshop is very powerful tool and many people are using this to express their artistic abilities in different styles and colors. Mr.pierre Beteille has created his wonderful piece of work and spread his ideas, creativity and innovation. His remarkable work shows his talent in art and gives us new trendy pieces of work. here i have some of his great art work collection….hope u like it

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admin — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 20:30:13 +0000

Designs Collage » Vector

How To Creat Dodge Metal logo In PhotoshopCS5

Creating Glass Ball(Adobephotoshop)

1. Prepare the document

2. Fill the selection with the base color of the glass ball

3. Add a layer style

4. Add a gradient

5. Add more layer styles

6. Add more volume

7. Create a highlight

8. Add a shadow

9. Deform inside of glass ball and shadow

Tutorial Update – Improving the highlight

Amazing Photo Manipulation Collection

Pierre Beteille Creative Photoshop Art Collection

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