Metal Effect

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First open up a new document 8x8 pixels.

Draw a pattern like the one below.

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Then go to Edit>Define Pattern.

Enter a name for your pattern.

Now open a new document about 300x300 pixels.

As this is where we are going to create our to styles needed for the metal effect.

Create a new layer and fill it with black. Then go to the layers Blending options. (the little f at the bottom of the layers pallet)

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Now we need to add a pattern over lay. use these settings.

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To get the pattern your created you must select the arrow next to where the picture of a pattern is and scroll down un till your find the pattern which u named in the first few steps.

Now we need to add a gradient overlay. Use these settings.

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Click on new style and name it Metal 1.

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And you will now be bale to see it in the styles section

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Your image should look like this now.

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Duplicate the layer and open the blending options. We need to add a Bevel effect. So use these settings.

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Click new style and save it as metal 1 bevel.

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Now Your have created the two styles which will allow your to create simple metal effect.

To change the colours of the metal. Create a new layer above the background layer and starting layer above merge it down, and the repeat so that u have the background layer and your layer with the metal effect.

Press ctrl+u, make sure the colourize box is pressed and move the sliders around to get a nice colour.



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