Filed under Photoshop Tutorials - Head Nerd @ November 25th, 2005
| Creating an inset |
| Make a new document, 500×500 pixels, blue background |
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| Using the eliptical selection tool, create on a new layer a perfect circle. Now using a gradient like in my example, fill this selection. You should come up with something similar: |
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| Go to Select > Modify > Expand and exapand the selection with 5-6 pixels. With the selection still active, make a new layer and put it under the gradient layer. Rename it “shadow 1″ and fill it with white. Again, make a new layer, rename it “shadow 2″ and fill it with black. |
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| Now deselect and go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and apply a gaussian blur of 3 on bothe the “shadow layers”. |
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| Now with the move tool, we will move the white shadow a little to the left and the black shadow to the right. You should see something like this. You’re done |
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| I’ve added a mezotint filter and faded it a little to make a skrew. |
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