Keep the Chains
03-10-2008 60226 views
This effect I used in the layout for a website long ago, and now I'm showing you how to do as I did. With this technique you can create your own set of chains and make them twist or turn any way possible!
4 comments | Posted in Designs
Keep the Chains
Learn how to create a set of Chains!
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Step 1 First, use the Rounded Retangle-Tool to draw a shape like mine below;
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Step 2 Use the same tool to cut out a shape of the larger one and create a new small shape. Make both shapes on 2 different layers;
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Step 3 Add these layer-styles to the objects;
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Step 4 Now create a layer under one of the layers and merge one of them with that empty layer and do the same with the other.
That way you will have 2 layers with no active styles.
Then just duplicate them and rotate them;
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Step 5 After a while you got something like this below:
Chea Boi
January 6th, 2009
Think you might of forgotten a few steps here mate.
What are the texture settings?
What are the contour settings?
Nice finished product but a pretty poor way of explaining the process.
BIGECHO
September 4th, 2008
Yeah this is great, do you have the screens for the contour and texture, underneath bevel? I can't find the right texture
Sil3nt N0is3
August 27th, 2008
MAN! this is so sooo Cool...
The Best Tutorial Ever ... i never thought (earlier) that Photoshop is capable of doing Complicated stuff with such Easy steps. thanx :D
Tightitie
January 6th, 2009
Yo
Good tutorial but you are missing an integral part of it!
How are we meant to get the finished product without knowing the texture/contour settings?
Maybe your cheese slipped off your biscuit?
Cheers