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Title: Chrome Interface Button:
Description: Photoshop Tutorial


Scott Walker - April 8, 2006 12:35 AM (GMT)
Chrome Interface Button:

1. New Document (whatever size you want the button to be. For the sake of this tutorial, I will make it a little bigger, I’m using 150x150) Fill the background with black.


2. Now use the rounded Rectangular Tool (Under the text tool) with a white foreground color, and make a shape like the one shown below. Make sure you rasterize the layer as well (Right click the layer, and select Rasterize Layer)

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3. Now go to the blending options for that layer, and use the following examples as guidelines.


Inner Shadow:
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Outer Glow:
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Gradient Overlay:
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Gradient Settings:
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Stroke:
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And you’re done! It should now look something like this:


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Optional: Make an Indent

Using a one pixel brush diameter, with the color white. Draw a straight line down the button. (Picture is zoomed in to show detail)

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Now take a one pixel brush with the color “616161” and draw a one pixel line directly to the left of that. (Image Zoomed in to show detail)

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Now zoom out and you’ve got a nice little metal indent!

Now just add some text (I used the font “Pixeldust”) and you’re set!

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-Scott

Tutorial © 2006 Scott Walker




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