tailieunhanh - Ebook Photoshop Easy-Hard part 195

Tham khảo tài liệu 'ebook photoshop easy-hard part 195', công nghệ thông tin, đồ họa - thiết kế - flash phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Al Ward Action Fx Photoshop Actions Resource http Much of my interest and therefore my work in Photoshop deals with beveled effects in one form or another. I love to watch an image jump off the page as styles are applied taking on a form of realism that I m incapable of in the real world. I can t make a ball with playdough let alone sculpt anything resembling art. Well my blobs might be considered modern art. some people get paid way too much for far too little. This is of course just my opinion. Give me Charlie Russell any day. now that s art Nearly anyone can create a bevel on type but not many realize that from this foundation we can create glass plastic metal or something that looks out of this world. I ve talked about this before in other articles but the variations are such that I could hit this topic a hundred times and not come close to doing it partial justice. So for this column tutorial I m going to again tackle an effect on a type selection. I m not sure what yet as creation from scratch is half the fun. To preface this I ve set my Actions Palette up to record everything so you may download the Action to see for yourself exactly what I did. Let s start with a new image with a white background. For this tutorial my image size is 9inx5in 200 dpi RGB with a white background. Create a new layer and with the type mask tool enter your type selection. Fill this with 50 gray. Now apply a bevel. You will see my settings in the image below Here s the result thus far You should note that I ve changed the Shadow mode to Screen and applied a light blue. The default is black which is fine for a simple bevel effect with a shadow but I want to work with some lighter variations for a glassy or plastic effect. Now let s give this a little color. I m a huge fan of the Layer Styles stroke command especially using the gradient stroke. Let s apply the Blue- Yellow-Blue stroke to the inside of our type with the following settings Here s my image Ok it seems a bit