Don't do it if you don't have time. I'm new at making stuff, so if you post any tutorials I'll definetly take the opportunity to make something pretty and learn something =)
I took the base picture (which you can find in one of my many picspams) and cropped it to approxiamtely the square I wanted, then resized it too 100x100 (if not perfect, just crop off the extra pixels.)
Then I duplicated the base and set the new later to "Screen" and sharpened it once ("Filter" -> "Sharpen" -> "Sharpen"). Then I duplicated the base again, pasted on top of everything, and set that layer to "Soft Light." I sharpened that layer as well.
The star is a brush by "aurora" - I can't remember who that is or where I got it :S but it's done on two different new layers, once in black and once in white. Then I positioned it so it lookd like it had a shadow. The font is called 3 grammes 5. I wrote each letter on its own layer so I could move them to where I wanted them.
Finally I added a border brush by sp0rks and it was done!
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(p.s. I'll look over your icons later and see, seriously :))
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One of my favorite icons, ever.
Don't do it if you don't have time. I'm new at making stuff, so if you post any tutorials I'll definetly take the opportunity to make something pretty and learn something =)
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I took the base picture (which you can find in one of my many picspams) and cropped it to approxiamtely the square I wanted, then resized it too 100x100 (if not perfect, just crop off the extra pixels.)
Then I duplicated the base and set the new later to "Screen" and sharpened it once ("Filter" -> "Sharpen" -> "Sharpen"). Then I duplicated the base again, pasted on top of everything, and set that layer to "Soft Light." I sharpened that layer as well.
The star is a brush by "aurora" - I can't remember who that is or where I got it :S but it's done on two different new layers, once in black and once in white. Then I positioned it so it lookd like it had a shadow. The font is called 3 grammes 5. I wrote each letter on its own layer so I could move them to where I wanted them.
Finally I added a border brush by
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I really understand each step, and when I get home tonight I'm going to try it out!
You're amazing =)
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