Fill 0% on the layer:
Select
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay (making a mouse click on the processed layer on the layers' palette) setting the next demands as below:
This element we should get. It'll represent the shadow of the icon:
. Select the same tool to draw now a circle, colored with
#F36523
Select
Blending Options>Inner Shadow and set the next parameters for the last layer:
Blending Options>Stroke
Fill 0% for the layer. We should get the next result. It'll represent the basis of the icon
Next we shall represent one more circle:
Choose the next selection for the layer:
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Gradient Editor:
Now we need to draw another circle, but a circle that needs to be corrected with
Direct Selection Tool (A), as it is shown below:
Select Blending Options>Inner Glow
Fill 0% on the layer. This way we've got several highlights on the icon:
Let's represent one more circle colored with
#F36523
Mark out the last made circle, press
Alt button and cut out a half – moon element:
Set the next parameters:
We'll get this way a half – shadow:
Now we need to select the
Ellipse Tool (U) and represent two circles of different sizes. The color's code is
#FEDB8A
Next we shall use the
Rounded Rectangle Tool (U) (radius of 30 px) and represent a bended rounded line.
1. Represent the line
2. Insert the points of the bend, applying the
Add Anchior Point Tool, bending the element with
Direct Selection Tool (A) and
Convert Point Tool.
Place the new element as below:
Apply for the new layer
Blending Options>Gradient Overlay
Gradient Editor:
We'll get the next result!
Next we shall draw one more element, but a bigger one, having the icon finally finished!
