Create a glossy emblem
September 21st, 2009 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Designing
This post will present you how to make a special metallic emblem with flames. Emblems normally look very simple and unique, as its job is to send the impression of your company/product to the reader or customers. Just try to make an emblem for yourself!
For the beginning let’s create a new file (File>New) of 1920×1200px/72dpi. Then take the Paint Bucket Tool (G) and fill the new background layer with the color #B2B3B5

Now we have to enter Filter>Noise>Add Noise and choose the next parameters:

We’ll get the next result:

Now enter Filter>Blur>Motion Blur and set the next parameters:

It’s the result we must get:

Press Ctrl+T and stretch out the layer, turning it over.

Select the next parameters for the last made layer:

Now press Ctrl+M and select the next demonstrated parameters:

It’s the result we get for now:

Change now the background’s opacity:

We’ll get the next background:

Now we’ll select the Brush Tool (B) of black color with the next adjustments: Master Diameter - 300 px, Hardness - 0%, Opacity - 100%.

Now we have to choose the Pen Tool (P) to draw a flame, like the next one:


Next we’ll select the Layer Style, make a double left click on this layer on the layers’ panel and set the Blending Options - Inner Glow:

Blending Options - Bevel and Emboss

Blending Options - Gradient Overlay

Gradient Editor

Blending Options - Stroke

Gradient Editor

It’s the flame we’ll get:

Make a copy of the flame Ctrl+J (moving off the copy all the Blending Options parameters) and make some corrections on it with the Direct Selection Tool (A), the same way as in the next image:

Set the layer’s Opacity as in the picture below:

Then apply the Layer Style: Blending Options>Stroke

We’ll get the next result:

Make a copy of the last made layer and correct it by moving off the anchors with the Delete Anchor Point Tool, to get the next result:

Set the next Layer Style:
Blending Options - Inner Shadow

Blending Options - Outer Glow

Blending Options - Bevel and Emboss

Blending Options - Stroke

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Tags: cs4, Designing, emblem, flames, glossy, metallic, Photoshop



















Al
09.21.09
Hmm not that great tutorial, looks ugly. =/
person
09.21.09
ya it isnot good , i cant make it looks that good , beside there are few steps which i didnot understand it , i think that great tutorials should be edited to suit all people not only proffesionals can understand what is here
Ashley Adams : Postcard Printing
09.21.09
I think I’ve seen better emblem than this. The tutorial too is a bit complicated for beginners and casual designers. Better luck next time.
al is ga
09.21.09
AL YOU ARE AN UGLY POS
kokyx
09.21.09
u have a lot great mind blowing tutorials, but are not suitable for beginners, n a lot of steps are missing
Omar
09.21.09
dont care about those ppl
they r stupids
it`s awesome
but it’s for pro’s
and u need to but every thing about this design u didnt show us all the steps
for me it’s easy to know the steps which u missed out but for beginners ,i think they will not be able to do this design
and thx alot for this design ,u r a pro
Jon
09.21.09
The final result is not something I would personally create, yet the tutorial does teach you how to work around layer properties to retrieve a desired affect. Keep it up, and keep posting tutorials!
Yeboland
09.21.09
nice tut man, can’t wait to try it.
Peace
PixieDust
09.21.09
Well you know.. I like this tut. It gave me good ideas. That is what a tut is for.. it gives you the steps so you can create your own ideas.
passerby1
09.21.09
the background looks not very good.it needs more bright ,yeah?
the emblem is nice~
u missed some steps,that someone couldn’t finish it.
next~
Odin
09.21.09
What are ya’ll bitching about.
its easy as pie.
great tut!