Vector Style Flame Logo

This simple tutorial shows you how to make a cool logo design!

We need to create document with dimensions of 324x600 and 72dpi.
Make a circle on it using the instrument . Paint it with the color 651a18. Use Blending Options and choose Gradient Overlay. Set out everything like in the picture.



Choose also Stroke parameter: Like here.



We’ll get:

Gradient



Stroke



Use then the instrument instrument and make a circle of white color in the center of the previous circle:



Continue, using the instrument instrument . We have to make a flame and paint it with the color fd6c01. Choose again Blending Options and the parameter Gradient Overlay. Set out everything like in the picture:



Parameter Stroke:



We’ll get this one.



Combine both materials, placing the circles’ background under the flame’s background.



Make much reality of the flame. It is possible to do this by using the instrument . On a new background make several other flames and paint them with the color ffdb7d. use again Blending options and parameter Gradient Overlay. Display everything like in the picture:



The Stroke parameter is the same like in the previous materials.

It’s what we have to get:



Place the background under the others.

Add more flames by using the instrument on a new background and draw more flames. Paint them with fadb82. Then Blending Options, Gradient Overlay parameter and display again everything like it is shown in the picture:



The Stroke parameter is the same of the previous materials. Place the background under the others. We’ll get:



It is also the final result :).

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