Layer Blending Styles

Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. This gives the appearence of a glass eye or camera lens affect. Most effective style’s are created using extreme combinations. Follow along this series, you’ll see just what I mean. Start off with a new document (mine 366×364) ,

Combine some prefab shapes and some layer styles helped create this minesweeper meta ball effect. Start a new document (your preset choice) Set a foreground color of your choice. I used a dark color #4A515D. Select the ‘Ellipse Tool (U)’ from the Toolbar. Activate the Options Bar’

1. Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. Most effective style’s are created using extreme combinations. Follow along this series, you’ll see just what I mean. 2. Start off with a new document (mine 366×364) , next hit the ‘D’ key on your keyboard to set

Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. Applying a knockout to the center and using a Satin Layer Style makes for a neat object. Start off with a new document (mine 341×313) , next hit the ‘D’ key on your keyboard to set the foreground to

Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. Applying a knockout to the center and using a Satin Layer Style makes for this neat object. Start off with a new document (mine 341×313) , next hit the ‘D’ key on your keyboard to set the foreground to

1. Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. Most effective style’s are created using extreme combinations. Follow along this series, you’ll see just what I mean. 2. Start off with a new document (mine 366×364) , next hit the ‘D’ key on your keyboard to set

Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. This gives the appearence of a door bell. Most effective style’s are created using extreme combinations. Follow along this series, you’ll see just what I mean. Start off with a new document (mine 366×364) , next hit the ‘D’

Here’s simple ‘Style’ applied to an Ellipse Shape. Most effective style’s are created using extreme combinations. Follow along this series, you’ll see just what I mean. 1. Start off with a new document (mine 366×364) , next hit the ‘D’ key on your keyboard to set the