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Create a new document, make it 300px wide and 400px tall with a temporary white background, we'll spice it up at the end. Ccreate a new layer (ctrl+shift+n), select the rectangular marquee tool and make a selection of roughly 200 x 320px.
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1. Start with creating a new document, make it white. Select the gradient tool (g), press d to reset your foreground and background color and draw a lineair gradient from top to bottom (hold shift to draw a straight line)
2. Filter > render > clouds
First you must of followed out Metal Effect tutorial and the Screw tutorial. If you have then please read on, if not head back to the tutorials to read them.
Create a new document, I choose 300x300
Create a shape which is going to be the base for this tutorial.
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1. Create a 600x600 pix file, white background.
Use your imagination, create a shape that you want with selection tool, fill in #E6E6E6 color.
CTRL+D to deselect
2. Now follow the diagrams below, add layer styles to the shape.
This is a relatively easy tutorial, and as with pretty much anything, I am sure there are better ways to go about this. However, this is how I do "thangs" so if you are interested in how to manipulate an image as I have in my gallery, please keep reading.
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NOTE:I had originally taken this tutorial down for fear of the concept being "dated", however, I have had enough requests to upload it again.
This question is frequent enough now that spending time to create a tutorial on the subject is warranted.
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