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Logo Embossed in a Metal Sheet


In this tutorial we'll create an effect of a logo embossed in a metal sheet. Start by creating a gradient background. We used green to white to green.

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In channel panel create a new alpha channel. Click on second icon from bottom right to create a new channel. this new channel is named alpha 1 by default.

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Using custom shape tool (U) create a shape of tiger's paw in white color.

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Create a circle thin frame shape surrounding the tiger's paw.

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Type pugmarks below the shape with a nice font.

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Now switch to layers panel. Select filter>>render>>lighting effects. ( if you see lighting effects disabled, you are proabably working in CMYK mode. Switch to RGB mode to work with render effects).

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In render effect panel select alpha 1 from texture channel field at the bottom.

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This will show the design you created in alpha 1 channel in an embossed pattern. Adjust height setting at the bottom of the window. This setting adjust the depth of design. We used 44. Click ok to apply the settings.

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  Our pugmarks logo is ready, showing effect as if it is embossed on back of a metal sheet.

Logo Embossed in a Metal Sheet



Author's URL: Head Nerd
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comments Michele July 05, 2010 says:
Where can one have logo's embossed on metal sheet in South Africa?
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