Author: Sener Source: 
This tutorial is very simple to make. General process: First use the polygon tool to create a five-pointed star shape. The polygon tool requires special settings and the center point must be selected. Then separate each side and add gradient color. Although it is not difficult, it is still necessary to pay attention to the details.
Final effect
1. Create a new 800 * 800 pixel file, fill the background with color: #680000, set the foreground color to: #FCEB1F, then select the polygon tool, and set the parameters as shown in Figure 1.
2. Press Ctrl + R to bring up the ruler, use the selection tool to pull out two intersecting reference lines, and then pull out the five-pointed star shown in the figure below with the center of the reference line.
3. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 3, select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 4, and pull out the linear gradient shown in Figure 5. Do not cancel the selection after drawing the gradient.
4. Keep the selection, create a new layer, select the menu: Select > Modify > Shrink, the value is 1, fill it with white after confirmation, then add a layer mask, and use a black and white linear gradient to create a transparent effect, as shown in the figure 7.
5. Use the same method to make other three-dimensional surfaces. The effect is as shown in Figure 8 and 9.
6. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 10, and fill it with color: #FFF9A7. The effect is as shown in Figure 11.
7. Create a new layer and use a brush to add a few white dots. The effect is as shown below.
8. Hide the background layer, then create a new layer on top of the layer, and press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + E to stamp the layer, as shown below.
9. Create a stamp layer, call up the layer style, select Bevel and Emboss, set the parameters as shown in Figure 14, and display the background layer after confirmation. The effect is shown in Figure 15.
10. Create a brightness/contrast adjustment layer on the top of the layer. The parameter settings are as shown in Figure 16, and the effect is as shown in Figure 17.
11. Finally adjust the details and add the background color appropriately to complete the final effect.
Author: Sener Source:
This tutorial��The production method is very simple. General process: First use the polygon tool to create a five-pointed star shape. The polygon tool requires special settings and the center point must be selected. Then separate each side and add gradient color. Although it is not difficult, it is still necessary to pay attention to the details.
Final effect
1. Create a new 800 * 800 pixel file, fill the background with color: #680000, set the foreground color to: #FCEB1F, then select the polygon tool, and set the parameters as shown in Figure 1.
2. Press Ctrl + R to bring up the ruler, use the selection tool to pull out two intersecting reference lines, and then pull out the five-pointed star shown in the figure below with the center of the reference line.
3. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 3, select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 4, and pull out the linear gradient shown in Figure 5. Do not cancel the selection after drawing the gradient.
4. Keep the selection, create a new layer, select the menu: Select > Modify > Shrink, the value is 1, fill it with white after confirmation, then add a layer mask, and use a black and white linear gradient to create a transparent effect, as shown in the figure 7.
5. Use the same method to make other three-dimensional surfaces. The effect is as shown in Figure 8 and 9.
6. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline the selection shown in Figure 10, and fill it with color: #FFF9A7. The effect is as shown in Figure 11.
7. Create a new layer and use a brush to add a few white dots. The effect is as shown below.
8. Hide the background layer, then create a new layer on top of the layer, and press Ctrl + Alt + Shift + E to stamp the layer, as shown below.
9. Create a stamp layer, call up the layer style, select Bevel and Emboss, set the parameters as shown in Figure 14, and display the background layer after confirmation. The effect is shown in Figure 15.
10. Create a brightness/contrast adjustment layer on the top of the layer. The parameter settings are as shown in Figure 16, and the effect is as shown in Figure 17.
11. Finally adjust the details and add the background color appropriately to complete the final effect.
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