Title: Rusty Screw:
Description: Photoshop Tutorial
Description: Photoshop Tutorial
Scott Walker - April 22, 2006 11:38 PM (GMT)
Rusty Screw:
Brushes Needed For This Tutorial:
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Grunge Brushes 4:
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/20305496/
Grunge N Shiz:
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/19811122/
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1. First off, make a new Document. I’m going to make mine 200x200 so you can see the screw :P
2. Using the elliptical marquee tool, make a selection, and fill it with black.
3. Use the following Layer styles on the Layer.
Drop Shadow:
Distance: 0
Spread: 0
Size: 9
Inner Shadow:
Distance: 7
Choke: 0
Size: 24
Bevel & Emboss:
Stlye: Inner Bevel
Technique: Smooth
Depth: 100%
Direction: Up
Size: 60
Soften: 16
Gradient Overlay:
Stroke:
Should now look something like this:
4. Now load those brushes into photoshop, that you downloaded earlier.
5. Create a new layer (Layer > New Layer). “Ctrl+Click” the layer with the screw on it (This should make a selection around the screw) Now on the new layer, start using the grunge brushes that you downloaded. It’s smart to use something dark for it. I used Black.
Be Sure to switch off between brushes, one of the packs has some cracked brushes in it, those work well. Just brush until you have something that looks kinda rusty. Heres mine:
6. Now Using the line tool (with whatever size that fits your screw best, I’m using 5 pixel radius) Draw one line, from the top right corner, to the bottom left corner (as shown in the picture)
I used color: #484848
7. Now right next to it, draw another line, except this time use Black.
8. Now its time for the Layer Styles. So bring up the Layer Styles menu, and use the following settings:
Drop Shadow:
Inner Shadow:
Gradient Overlay:
Your Final Screw Should look something like this:
This is what it might look like in a sig.
Side Note: Remember guys, those settings were for my size screw which was 200x200, you will most likely have to knock the shadow sizes down, as well as some of the other effects, in order for it to look better smaller.
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-Scott
Brushes Needed For This Tutorial:
___________________________________________
Grunge Brushes 4:
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/20305496/
Grunge N Shiz:
http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/19811122/
___________________________________________
1. First off, make a new Document. I’m going to make mine 200x200 so you can see the screw :P
2. Using the elliptical marquee tool, make a selection, and fill it with black.
3. Use the following Layer styles on the Layer.
Drop Shadow:
Distance: 0
Spread: 0
Size: 9
Inner Shadow:
Distance: 7
Choke: 0
Size: 24
Bevel & Emboss:
Stlye: Inner Bevel
Technique: Smooth
Depth: 100%
Direction: Up
Size: 60
Soften: 16
Gradient Overlay:
Stroke:
Should now look something like this:
4. Now load those brushes into photoshop, that you downloaded earlier.
5. Create a new layer (Layer > New Layer). “Ctrl+Click” the layer with the screw on it (This should make a selection around the screw) Now on the new layer, start using the grunge brushes that you downloaded. It’s smart to use something dark for it. I used Black.
Be Sure to switch off between brushes, one of the packs has some cracked brushes in it, those work well. Just brush until you have something that looks kinda rusty. Heres mine:
6. Now Using the line tool (with whatever size that fits your screw best, I’m using 5 pixel radius) Draw one line, from the top right corner, to the bottom left corner (as shown in the picture)
I used color: #484848
7. Now right next to it, draw another line, except this time use Black.
8. Now its time for the Layer Styles. So bring up the Layer Styles menu, and use the following settings:
Drop Shadow:
Inner Shadow:
Gradient Overlay:
Your Final Screw Should look something like this:
This is what it might look like in a sig.
Side Note: Remember guys, those settings were for my size screw which was 200x200, you will most likely have to knock the shadow sizes down, as well as some of the other effects, in order for it to look better smaller.
Guests! If you enjoyed this Tutorial! Please Register! Paradise Pixels has plenty of great plus sides for its Registered Members! We shoot out a good 3 – 4 quality tutorials each week! Register Now! It’s FREE!
-Scott
hammy - April 23, 2006 01:59 AM (GMT)
awesome man... how do you come up with stuff like this? lol
Scott Walker - April 23, 2006 03:38 AM (GMT)
pure boredom and lack of a girlfriend :P
Dragon_Lotus - May 25, 2006 04:24 AM (GMT)
Perhaps, just saying, maybe make the grunge brown because rust is a light brown o.o
hammy - May 25, 2006 05:23 AM (GMT)
I DEMAND YOUR BRAIN! >.>
Konohagakure - May 25, 2006 12:58 PM (GMT)
It rocks!
and Dragon Lotus, your avatar ROCKS :DanceDance?:
and Dragon Lotus, your avatar ROCKS :DanceDance?:
Scott Walker - May 25, 2006 07:38 PM (GMT)
lol, indeed
tjeu - November 26, 2006 01:05 AM (GMT)
hehe very nice scott really usefull in web layouts or web design with metal look!! ill keep this one in mind m8 really nice tutz:)XD :DanceDance?: :Boingy: