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    Author: 2008-11-19 10:45:38 From:

    In this lesson I'll teach you how to represent a RSS button.

    Firstly we need to create a new file (File>New) of 512x512 px and 72 dpi. Place there a rectangle that may be made with the Rounded Rectangle Tool (U) (radius of 25px)

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    The rectangle should have the next indicated Blending Options>Gradient Overlay parameters by making a mouse click on this layer on the layers' panel.

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Gradient Editor

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    You'll get the next picture:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Then we have to make another rectangle that will be placed the same way as below:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Set next demonstrated Blending Options>Color Overlay.

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Gradient Editor

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Blending Options>Stroke

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Gradient Editor

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    We'll get the next picture:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Now we have to represent one more rectangle near the previous made one.

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Do the same operation we did with the previous rectangles: Blending Options>Gradient Overlay

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Gradient

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Blending Options>Stroke

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Gradient

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3 
    Now we've got the picture that is shown below:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Take the Ellipse Tool (U) and try to make a black circle placing it the same way you may see below:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Set the transparency level demonstrated next table:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Select also Blending Options>Stroke.

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    ?and we've got the next circle:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    This way it's possible to represent the rest of the elements, demonstrated on the next picture:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Mark out all the layers on the layers' palette containing the circles, putting them all together into a single one (Ctrl+E). After that we'll select the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) to erase the unnecessary elements as it is demonstrated below:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Make a copy of the orange rectangle (Ctrl+J) to insert a highlight there. Make the copy smaller a little (Ctrl+T) and finally move off and make some corrections the element's tops, applying the Pen Tool (P).

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Fill 0% on the layers' panel, giving the next properties for the layer Blending Options>Gradient Overlay:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Gradient

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    It's the picture you'll get:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Insert now the necessary text:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Give the appropriate gradient to the text:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Follow the next demonstrated text's parameters:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    Now we'll represent one more rectangle for the highlight, having the next parameters Blending Options>Inner Glow:

    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3



    Create RSS button in Photoshop CS3

    The RSS button is finished!

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