The tutorial we will see is based on a study of some simple ways of using Adobe Photoshop layer styles to create some great shadows and a realistic sense of the 3 dimensions. This exercise also shows you some interesting ways to use the Gradient Overlay option to create a metallic effect. A very well illustrated and easy to follow lesson for users who have a good knowledge of the program.
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