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1. Begin with a new file, 779x402, with #666666 as background color.
2. Create a new layer in the layers palette, then take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out a shape as the image below shows and fill it with black.
3. Then go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise and set the Amount to 40...
1. Begin with a new file, size and color doesn´t matter. Then create a new layer.
2. Now it´s up to you to decide what shape you want and draw out that and apply this settings. Below is the shape I decided to use in this tutorial...
1. Begin with a new file, with black as background. Then create a new layer.
2. Then take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out the size you want on your tape, then head over to the palette and chose the Channels tab and then create a new channel and fill it with white and deselect Ctrl+D.....
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1. Begin with a new file, 779x600, with #333333 as background color. Then create a new layer.<br/> 2. Then take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out a shape as the image below shows, fill it with #ACB202.<br/> 3. Create a new layer and take the Rectangular Marquee Tool...
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1. Begin with a new file, with black as background. Then create a new layer.<br/> 2. Take the Rectangular Marquee Tool and draw out the shape you want on your navbar and fill it with white.<br/> 3. Then go to Layer>Layer Style>Blending Options and apply these settings:...
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1. Begin with a new file, with white as background, then take the Text Tool and type in your text.<br/> 2. Then go to the layers palette and right click the text layer and chose Blending Options and do these settings:...
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