Making Google Chrome Browser Logo Icon with PS – Logo Tutorial

Gradient parameters:
Gradient parameter settings

Press Alt button and make a mouse click between the ring layer of the highlight and the previous layer:
Move the layer above the layer where you just made the highlight shadow, hold down the Alt key and click between the two layers ,Create a clipping mask.

On this stage we need to represent a highlight on the lowest part of the logotype. Select the Ellipse Tool (U) and represent the outside edges of the highlight along the bottom edge of the same logotype. Press the Alt button, while using the same tool, to erase the unnecessary elements of the picture. The layer color in this case is white.
In the next step, we will draw a highlight at the bottom, Select the Ellipse Tool (U),Draw the outer edge of the highlight along the bottom of the icon, and then hold down the Alt key to clear out unnecessary parts. The layer color is white

The layer parameters: Fill 25%
Blending mode-Lighter Color
Layer settings:Fill:25%
Overlay mode:Color Dodge
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Select for this layer the parameters from below by making a mouse click on this layer on the layers?panel: Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Right-click on this layer, Blending Options, and select Gradient in the layer style Overlay

Gradient parameters:
The gradient settings are as follows (color:#DED8D8–#7F7777, style:radial):

Using the same tool, try to make the next layer of the same element. Firstly apply the Ellipse Tool (U) to mark out the outside edges of the layer and then choose the Pen Tool (P) to cut out an inside opening. Its shape may be corrected with the Convert Point Tool.
Use the Ellipse Tool to repeat the previous step and draw a circle with the same edge as before (Translator: Or directly copy a layer and remove the layer style), and then use the Pen Tool (P) to cut out the shape we need inside it (Translator: select “Subtract from the shape area” Go” or hold down the Alt key) and then use the Transform Point Tool to make adjustments

The layer parameters: Blending Options>Bevel and Emboss
Set the layer style and select Bevel and Emboss (parameters are as follows)

Make a copy of the recently made layer and use on it the Free Transform option. Press Maintain aspect ratio and make uniformly the copy smaller and then displace it easily. Move off the layer effect out of the copy. Select also the color #4E4A4A for the layer copy. Place the new layer under the previous one. This will be the shadow layer.
Copy this layer, use the Free Transform tool, select Maintain aspect ratio, Shrink the layer evenly and remove the layer style. Select the color #4E4A4A, and then place the duplicate layer below the original layer. This will serve as the shadow effect layer

Create a new layer and use on it a standard brush (Brush Tool (B)) to paint the logotype sectors. Press preliminary Alt button and make a mouse click between the top logotype layer and the new one.
New layer, useStandard Brush Tool ( B)Color the surface fan part of the icon, hold down the Alt key, and then left-click to create a clipping mask between the new layer and the shape layer (specific parameters are as follows)

Make a new copy of the logotype layer and apply the Bevel and Emboss options for the copy. Use the Convert Point Tool to change the placement of the tops and move off the layer effect. Place this new layer lower than the logotype layer with the effect (Bevel and Emboss), but above the layer containing the logotype shadow.
Copy the layer with the bevel and emboss effect, and use the Convert Point Tool to change its shape and position , remove the layer style (Bevel and Emboss) and place it between the shape layer and the shadow layer

Create a new layer again situating it above the previous made one and do the same operations we did when painting the top layer (meaning the layer situated above the shadow layer, but lower than the logotype one).
Create a new layer, repeat the previous steps of coloring the fan blades, and color the shape layer copied in the previous step. The specific parameters are as follows:

Make a copy of the mask layer where we used those three colors to paint the top layer of the logotype. Choose for this layer the Burn Tool (O) and the Dodge Tool (O) to draw several highlights and shadows on the logotype.
Make a copy of the color layer used when coloring the surface fan blades, and use the Burn and Dodge tools to add some highlights and shadows (as shown in the picture)

Using the Ellipse Tool (U), try to represent the central element of the logotype. Place its layer lower than the top layer of the logotype.
Using Ellipse Tool (U)Draw a circle in the center of the icon and place it below the top layer

The layer parameters: Fill 0%
Blending Options>Drop Shadow
The layer parameters are set to:Fill:0%
Layer style (parameters as shown in the figure):
Projection

Blending Options>Inner Shadow
Inner Shadow

Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Gradient Overlay

Gradient parameters:
The gradient settings are as shown in the figure (color: #B1DEF4–#2D8EDF, style: radial)

Try to represent the highlight ring around the logotype central part. For the beginning apply the Ellipse Tool (U) to represent the outside borders and then press Alt button while using the same tool to cut out an opening.
Try next Then draw a ring-shaped highlight in the center of the icon, use the method at the beginning, use the Ellipse Tool (U) to draw a circular path, and then hold down the Alt key. Cutting (pictured)

The layer parameters: Fill 40%
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Layer settings:Fill:40%
Layer style:Gradient Overlay
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