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Bevel Lines
Added: Jan 14, 2005 Rating: 
Level: Beginner Software:
Photoshop
Level: Beginner Software:
Photoshop
Bevel lines is the
opposite of inset lines. It's a really good interface technique that
all should know! Step-by-step instructions proceed...
1) Open up a new image, about 350x50 for best results. Create a new layer and fill it in with a medium gray. Create another new layer now. Select your pencil tool, making sure your foreground is white, and set the opacity to 30% (this option is in the tools menu at the very top). Hold SHIFT and draw a line straight across the image.
1) Open up a new image, about 350x50 for best results. Create a new layer and fill it in with a medium gray. Create another new layer now. Select your pencil tool, making sure your foreground is white, and set the opacity to 30% (this option is in the tools menu at the very top). Hold SHIFT and draw a line straight across the image.
2) Now, duplicate the layer (Layer>Duplicate Layer). Hit Ctrl+I to
inverse the colors. Select your move tool and move the inversed layer
DOWN ONE PIXEL.
3) Ok, we're all done! Pretty easy, huh? You can keep adding on and expanding to get what you like. I went a little further..
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