Create a 3D Glossy Box Logo in Photoshop
Step 1 – Creating the Background
Choosing colors for a background is important because it will influence how your image stands out. Since we are going to be creating a vibrant glossy box, let’s use a dark background. Create a new document, mine is 256x256px for the purpose of this tutorial. Set a dark gray, #363636, as your foreground color and black, #000000, as your background color.
Once you have your colors selected, grab your Gradient Tool and create a radial gradient near the center of your document as shown in the image below.
Since we want the box to appear as though it is on a surface and not floating in the air, we are going to add another gradient. On a new layer, make a selection about 90px tall from the bottom of your document (depends on the size of your document). Create a radial gradient closer to the left side and towards the top of the selection so that it looks like the one in the image below.
Step 2 – Creating the Box
Now that we have our background, we need to create our actual box. To begin, simply create a selection about 100x100px and fill it with a nice blue color, such as #0062b3.
Since we want our box to have some perspective, we are going to need to transform it by going to Edit > Transform > Perspective. Bring the top right and bottom right corners of the box towards the center of the side a small amount and complete your transformation.
Then go to Edit > Free Transform and drag the right side to the left a small amount, to compensate for the perspective that you applied. You want your box to look like a square, keeping in mind how perspective affects the way your eyes see an object.
Now that we have the right shape, let’s change the color. Grab your linear gradient tool and create a light blue (#0080c3) to dark blue (#004893) gradient from the bottom left to the top right of the box.
With the right side of the box complete, lets move on to the left side. Create a duplicate (Right click layer > Duplicate) of the right side of your box and flip it horizontally (Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontal).
Then simply apply another perspective transformation (Edit > Transform > Perspective) of greater value, and drag the left side in even more. This will give the illusion that the left side of the box is viewable, but it is not the main side of the box. Depending on your tastes, you may want to create a new linear gradient for the left side to make it look a little more unique.
Notice that my box is near the center of the gradient for the surface we created. It also is low enough so that it appears that the entire bottom of the box is touching the surface. It is coming along great!
Step 3 – Creating the Gloss Effect
We have a great looking box already, but the style we are going for is glossy. We are going to accomplish this using a few different steps which can be difficult sometimes, so take your time here.
Lets start by applying a layer style effect called Satin to both of our box layers. this is going to give the box a neat effect that looks great underneath the gloss. It will also make the edges a little brighter than the center of the box, which matches the effect that I wanted.
On a new layer, make a selection of your right box layer by Ctrl+Clicking on the thumbnail for the layer. Grab your linear gradient tool and change it to Foreground to Transparent, with white (#FFFFFF) as your foreground. Create a gradient from the bottom left to the top right of the selection. Once the gradient is created, lower the Opacity of the layer to around 20%.
Now grab your Polygonal Lasso Tool and select part of the bottom of the gradient and delete it.
Repeat the process for the left box, making sure that the area of the gradient that you delete fits with the perspective of the box. I also lowered the opacity of the left gloss to around 10% or 15%.
Step 4 – Placing the Type
Choose a font type that you would like to use for your text, I chose Myriad Pro set to Bold and 60pt size.
Now, I want the text to fit along the same perspective of the box, but Photoshop doesn’t allow perspectives to be placed on text. To get around this, right click the text layer and go to Rasterize Type. This will change the text layer into a normal object layer. Now I can apply a perspective to it, and I will do the same things I did for the right box, bring the top right and bottom right sides in and move the right side to the left a little.
Then apply the following layer styles:
Gradient Overlay
#CCCCCC to #FFFFFF
Stroke
I’m going to place some extra text around my image and use Gradient Overlay effects to give them a unique look.
Step 5 – Creating the Reflection
Our image looks pretty good at this point and we could stop if we wanted to. However, this isn’t the effect I was going for. I really want my image to stand out with vibrant glows and colors, so let’s keep adding some effects.
Drag both of your box layers and both of the gloss layers into a new group (Layer > New > Group). Then duplicate that group (Right click layer > Duplicate). Go to Edit > Transform > Flip Vertical to flip the new layer group upside down.
Now we need to make the sides of the reflection touch the sides of the box, so shift+click the right box layer and the right gloss layer inside of your reflection group. Go to Edit > Transform > Skew and drag the right side of the layers up until they meet with the bottom of the box. Do the same for the left side of the box. Then lower the opacity of the group to around 50%.
Step 6 – Making the Box Glow
As of now, our box just looks like a blue colored box sitting on a reflective surface. I want to give the appearance that the box is glowing, so that it increases the dramatic look of the image.
Go back down to your table layer and make a new layer above it. Ctrl+click the thumbnail for your table layer to make a selection of it. Now grab a large soft brush, mine is around 300px, with a color to match your box, #196dad. Make a single brush mark that centers around your box.
Now create a layer underneath the table and make another brush mark to go over the background. Lower the opacity of the layer to around 50%.
Step 7 – Creating the Sky Lights
I’ve almost got the results I set out for. The box immediately grabs attention and has a nice glow to it, but it isn’t as vibrant as I want it to be. Adding some sky lights should help.
Create a new layer underneath your box group. Make a selection of the right box, and move the selection up about 30-50px. Make a white to transparent gradient in your selection and lower the opacity of the layer to 50%. Then apply a new gradient overlay:
Repeat the same process for the left box.
Finally, on a new layer, use a 5px brush with a nice light color, such as #54e0ff, and brush at the three viewable corners. Then use a larger soft brush, such as a 30px brush, and erase the tips to make them look more like sky lights.
Experiment and Expand
As always, try new things and different styles. You’d be amazed at what things you can come up with on accident. By adding a curves layer (Layer > New Adjustments Layer > Curves) I can make the box appear more vibrant.
236 Comments
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Flag as inappropriateTYLER,
Flag as inappropriateThis tutorial is awesome…
thanks a lot i was looking for something like this.
HATS OFF DUDE!!
Elo m8 ,
.How would i download this logo onto my website (made in Dreamweaver) once i have made it ?
.Would it work as a button on my website (made in Dreamweaver)
Thank you
Flag as inappropriateHi Tyler,
I followed this tutorial step by step, and my box came out beautiful!! Thanks a lot for this tutorial.
I have one little question: Is there a simple way to have the box in multple color like your last pic? I want to re-use my box in different colors, without have to do all the work over and over.
If you have a nice trick on how to achieve this, you are even cooler!! :-)
Thanks a lot!
B2
Flag as inappropriateClick “create new fill or adjustment layer” under the layer palette, choose “Hue/Saturation….”. A new layer and box will pop up, adjust the Hue to change the box colour.
Flag as inappropriateHello, i just wanna ask one question. in step 7 as u said “make a selection and move it up” but i can’t cuz the selection is empty on that layer. how can i do that?
Flag as inappropriateYou have to have one of the selection tools active. You don’t use the move tool. If you move your mouse over your selection while you have a selection tool active you can then move the selection without moving any parts of any layer. (You can also use the arrow keys on your keyboard)
Flag as inappropriateThis is really cool! THanks! :)
Flag as inappropriatewow ! Its Amazing
Flag as inappropriateHi There,
I seem to be having a problem with the box. Once I make a selection and then fill with a gradient and transform the perspective of the box. It goes all jagged, I know that anti-alias is on but isn’t really working. I saw a comment about resizing the box, however, the box created is 100 x 100 pixels like in the tutorial. Any help would be appreciated, as I have come across this problem before and would like to make everything smooth, like logos on the web.
Thank you,
Fhyio
Flag as inappropriateYou can create a vector square rather than filling in a selection and then just perform the same steps on the vector.
Flag as inappropriateVery cool tutorial. I knew how to do the standard 3d box but that glow at the top of the box looks like the box is opening which is very cool.
Flag as inappropriateplz help me.. m not able to apply linear gradient tool in step 2..after free transformation..m sure m i’m missing smthng, also while in step 1 .. i didn’t get same background as shown. radial tool is making rings.. m new to photoshop..n i really need this glossy box ..smbdy help me out.. could u plz tylor!! :(
Flag as inappropriatevist for basic training of photoshop
Flag as inappropriatehttp://training4free.co.cc/Basic%20training/Basic%20training.html
Nice tutorial, i needed a glossy cube.. came across this and done it instead!
Flag as inappropriateI will use this tutorial to designa logo for my website: http://www.atestatinformatica.ro .Very nice tutorial ,keep it goin’.
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That was great. Very polished style. Would you create some more tutorials on creating the glossy effect.
Flag as inappropriatecoul you send me the psd plis
Flag as inappropriateI love the design, but I can’t figure out the sky lights. Does anyone know what type of gradient to use, what colors to use (#blahblah), and any other tips to make the sky lights? Also, please don’t leave a comment telling me something like, “Don’t even bother trying them…”. I really want to put sky lights on mine for a website I’m trying to make. Any help is appreciated!
Flag as inappropriateAwesome…this tutorial will be the best on the Internet if it’s in Video…excellent work..!
Flag as inappropriateI love the tut and got through all of it besides the light part of the sky lights as i cannot get the brush part on it right..
Flag as inappropriateThank you. I have just followed your tutorial and am very impressed with the result.
Flag as inappropriateHow usefull is this, I´ll apply this technique to make a 3d software box that I need to design, nice tut!!
Flag as inappropriatevery nice, thank you share
Flag as inappropriatenice tutorial.. very helpful..
Flag as inappropriateReally nice tutorial. I am bound to give it a try.
Flag as inappropriateI really like it! Thank you for your effort!
Flag as inappropriateWow!!!!!!!!!!! Great.
Flag as inappropriateThank a Lot…
Great tutorial, thanks
Flag as inappropriateCan any1 tell me where i can find the program to make a logo?
Flag as inappropriateamazing tutorial .. very helpfull :)
Flag as inappropriateI enjoyed this article really nice
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Really great. Thank you so much.
Flag as inappropriateCool tutorial! It’s simple yet the end product is simply beautiful. I managed to ask my designer at LogoDesignStation to incorporate this into my logo design. Thanks for the inspiration. Now I have a logo that looks simply perfect.
Flag as inappropriateAmazing…so easy to do too!
Flag as inappropriatei cant get through step 6, any help ?
Flag as inappropriateHi.
Flag as inappropriateI just wouldn’t bother with the glow if I were you. The final outcome is amazing anyway :)
thank for you. This is a very big help, thanks ^^
Flag as inappropriateAmazing! loved it thank you
Flag as inappropriatePlz Brother Can u make another logo for me…plz plz…Its named –> IT CLUB…and in a nice design ..plz brother plzzzzz
Flag as inappropriateHi and thanks for this tutorial,
can you send me the psd file, i’m french and the step 5 is hard to understand.
best regards
Flag as inappropriateConfused.!
Flag as inappropriateI need to recreate about 50 of these, and i need all of them to have the same position and perspective. Does anyone know how to make a template? Also, my box has text on it, so the front side is a flattened image. Thx.
Flag as inappropriateReally Nice and Effective Tutorial, Thank you :)
Flag as inappropriateI really like the glow style effect looks really great. Thank you for sharing an excellent tutorial.
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Flag as inappropriateThis is a big help, thanks . . .
Flag as inappropriateWOW..
That’s brilliant..
Thanks for the tutorial.
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Man this is really COOL !!!!!!!!
Great piece of work.
Flag as inappropriateFor those people who have problems with Step.2 ; you can use distort after perspective, if you couldn’t rush the box. I solved my problem by using this way. Hope this works for you too. Thanks for reading.
Flag as inappropriateNice concept
Flag as inappropriateThanks for your post , Great post.34
Flag as inappropriateThanks for the nice Tutorial, i search for a new idea for my Logo. I will test it the next time like this art.
Flag as inappropriateThanks for your post , Great post.27
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Flag as inappropriateGreat reading! Thanks for sharing
Flag as inappropriateHey there, its awsome to see the boxes with this glow.
I have some problems with step2. my boxes sites
are looking like steps – they are not plain (pixelized)
How can I correct it?
phil
Flag as inappropriatenice but u could give more thing to insert
Flag as inappropriateIncredible. Sensational tutorial. My brand´s company looks like the same. I´ll use this effects in any action i supposed to do so.
Flag as inappropriateThanks Salvio
guys i need help on make a logo can any of u guys tell me how to do it if u guys can be helpfull
Flag as inappropriateCreating the gloss effect STEP 3 and creating the reflection STEP 5 especially not reallyunderstandable.
When i flip vertically my image goes directly on top of the existant. Can some one explain why?
Am i also supposed to make new layers for the gloss effects?
I need this done :(
Can someone send me the file correct to follow step by step pls??
Flag as inappropriateWow! it’s just simple but awesome.. PLs keep me posted..
Flag as inappropriateCan you please set on this page the PSD file?
Flag as inappropriategreat, may we have the psd somewhere ?
Flag as inappropriateGreat website.. :)
Flag as inappropriateGreat!!!
But to make it look more prefect, I suggest that the words “PS” in the box should have the shadow effect (I am not sure which shadow effect should be used). Am I right? If my suggestion is good, can the “beauty photoshop lady” update this tutorial to teach my how to do my suggestion.
Thx
Flag as inappropriateHi,
Thank you somuch for this tutorial and the time spent hereon. However, being new to photoshop, I got stuck on this statement –”On a new layer, make a selection about 90px tall from the bottom of your document (depends on the size of your document). Create a radial gradient closer to the left side and towards the top of the selection so that it looks like the one in the image below.– this all came from step 1. In essense I can’t make a similar image.
Please assist where possible
Flag as inappropriatethanking you in advance
This looks amazing. Thanks for the tutorial.
Flag as inappropriateWould it be possible to get the PSD for this tutorial? Thanks!
Flag as inappropriateThanks!!!:D
Flag as inappropriateOnce again – another brilliant tutorial!
thank you so much!
it looks really good. keep up the great work.
you rock!
Flag as inappropriateawesome dude, keep doin’ it.
Flag as inappropriateHi there…
Do you have a copy of this psd i could take a look at please?
I cant do the beginning radial gradient for the life of me.
Thanks
Flag as inappropriatewow,i’m from italy.
Flag as inappropriatei’ve never seen before a nice tutorial like this. that looks good.
thanks.
whooa! that looks brilliant! thank u so much! :D
Flag as inappropriateAwesome :)
Ive been looking at tutorials all day, and this is definetly the best ive seen.
I’d love to see everything you can do :)
Flag as inappropriateCan someone please help me out in the gradient part..
Flag as inappropriatebefore the polygonal tool step… :)
I really like this tutorial.
Flag as inappropriateI’ve run into a bit of trouble at making the lights on top. For some reason, when i create the new layer and ctrl+click to select the right side box layer, I can’t move the selection up because the selection is empty. It’s SUPPOSED to be empty, isn’t it?
Flag as inappropriateits nice job ……….. pls can you tell me how can we use it in stage desine in tecnicle unit ? and can we work out as apracticle
Flag as inappropriatethx for the tutorials :). I have a tutorial 3d logo design – Logo Design behind the Scenes. I use Adobe Photoshop, Autodesk Maya, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe after Effects, Adobe Flash and Adobe Dreamweaver. so the final logo ready for printing, TV production and Web Publishing.
http://www.petermikhael.com/tutorials_3d_logo_design.html
Flag as inappropriateTnx bro Very Nice
Flag as inappropriateSuper sir… Great.
Flag as inappropriateGood tutorial .. Thanks .. Good work
Flag as inappropriateHi Tyler,
Really a great article and most importantly the way you explained but it would have been better if you could have attached the .PSD file. Please mail me the file @ my mail id.
BR,
Flag as inappropriateShubhamoy
its realy awsome
Flag as inappropriateThanks man great tutorial with simple instructions
Flag as inappropriatekeep up the good work
This very nice tutorial. İ love photoshop.
Flag as inappropriateThank you.
Try adding a motion blur to your skylight layers and to your reflection layers, Adjust to your preference Looks really cool.
Flag as inappropriatewow WonderFul effect
Flag as inappropriatethank you, simple and cool!!!
Flag as inappropriateNice work ^_^
Flag as inappropriatein the second step where you made a new layer of 90px can someone please explain pls, i been using the transform tool but it doesnt give the same result
Flag as inappropriateExcellent, thanks!
Flag as inappropriateIt was good if you leave the .psd copy to download….
Flag as inappropriatewow…I like this tutorial it was easy to follow and the results are awsome! keep up the good work! :)
Flag as inappropriatehi
Flag as inappropriateI’d also like a psd of it! It’s easier to train with it =)
Flag as inappropriateCan you give me the PSD file of it?
Flag as inappropriateNICE JOB
Flag as inappropriatethis is very cool it looks like the original Photoshop logo and now i designed it myself, Im only 14 and from the the netherlands and I could still understand everything
Flag as inappropriatestep 7 is really confusing me
Flag as inappropriatecan someone clarify??
and im doing this on photoshop 7 so im not sure i have the layer group option
thanks
what I did was create new layer > Polygonal lasso the shape of the the which ever side of the cube you’re working on > with the move tool I pushed up the selection almost to the top of the box so as to give you room so when applying the gradient. Leaving room allows you that soft faded look, similar to light fading into the night sky. Hopefully this post makes sense cause I’m tired as heck from working on this tut. :)
Flag as inappropriategreat tutorial man! by the way what is the meaning of “PS”
Flag as inappropriateIt might be PhotoShop
Flag as inappropriateThanks a Bunch guys! this is a really good comment.
Flag as inappropriatereally nice
Flag as inappropriatetnx bro,
really cool stuff, helping out lots of us younger designers..
keep up the good work, kudos to you!
Flag as inappropriateGood job……… thanks.
Flag as inappropriateThanks. Very succesfully
Flag as inappropriateThis entire website is just inspirational. Thanks a lot!
Flag as inappropriatei’m rookie..it seems difficult for me coz d’ instruction not as complete as david leggett’s tutorial.
Flag as inappropriateno .psd download?
Flag as inappropriatei can’t figure out this “On a new layer, make a selection about 90px tall from the bottom of your document (depends on the size of your document)”.
This is brilliant, totally love how it turned out. Please mention making layers the next time even to those who are non-beginners. It’s always nice to be reminded.
Cheers!
Flag as inappropriateThis would’ve been easier if it was mentioned the need to create new layers.
Flag as inappropriatethank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Flag as inappropriateWow… I really love it. It’s an awesome tutorial and very well explained. Immediately led me to bookmarking your fantastic page.
Flag as inappropriatethanks so much
Flag as inappropriateIt’s very good suggestions for new talents easy understand to everyone in adobe photo shop. Thanks for your Co-operation ( tutorial9.net )
Flag as inappropriateThat’s the coolest thing I have ever seen with photoshop.
Flag as inappropriateI will try to make such graphics for my website
Beautifull
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awesome tutorial!
question: If you select 2 layers (tablelayer + new layer), you can’t brush it (“could not use the brush tool because more than one layer is selected”).
How can I solve this?
Thank youuuuu
Flag as inappropriatethat is one of the greatest tutorials that i have seen yet.
Flag as inappropriateHey, that is awesome !
I made one, give me some advice pls :-s
http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/4344/boxcopy2.jpg
Flag as inappropriatefine! :)
Flag as inappropriateOne of the best logo tutorials!! Well done!
Flag as inappropriateIts really superb !!
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Keep up the good work :)
Flag as inappropriateThanks Jate, I always love a good compliment!
Flag as inappropriatewow! good looking and simple to develop.
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wow its really amazing..thanks man,, i’ll try it
Flag as inappropriateVery slick tutorial. Thanks!
Flag as inappropriateI tried doing it . it have looked very beautiful .
Flag as inappropriatethank you ,,,
I’ve never seen a tutorial that is not partly missing… including this tutorial, something is missing… especially the glow effects around the box…. they aren’t revealing all the details…
Flag as inappropriatewow, its really awesome simple tutorial, thanks man,, i’ll try it
Flag as inappropriateGreat stuff thank you !
is there any way to pick up the final psd as my final rendering is not as glossy as yours (sky lights are not easy :-( )
thank you
Flag as inappropriate@belphagor: This is Adobe Photoshop. You can pickup a 30 day trial on Adobe.com ;)
Flag as inappropriateNice and easy to understand, well done guys
Flag as inappropriatewats the program they use called
Flag as inappropriateOoh, this would make an interesting icon set. Thanks for the tut!
Flag as inappropriateHey,
This is an amazing tutorial!
However, I am having some issues with Step 3. Everything’s perfect up until I have to add the gradient in a new layer by clicking the other layer. I try, but it doesn’t work for me. Maybe it’s just me :) Help please and thank you!
Flag as inappropriateReally good tutorial, very informative
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Flag as inappropriateBrill tutorial! I found it easy to follow but had a bit of trouble getting the perspective right.
I’ve subscribed, looking forward to the next one!
Thanks.
Flag as inappropriate@Brandon: In order to add text, you need to use the Type Tool. We have a tutorial in our School for Photoshop.
@Michael: You need to create a new layer and use the Rectangular Marquee tool to make a selection.
@Ed: I’ll see if I can find the time to come up with some creative birthday card ideas.
@mojito: Always great to hear that I’m inspiring others to create their own original work. I also am very moved to hear you find me to be one of the best.
Flag as inappropriateTutorial9 is the only photoshop tutorial site that I even remember the address…
I love all the tutorial..U got good senses on choosing the tutorial
Flag as inappropriatenice tutorial, thanks a lot…
Flag as inappropriateIt looks very nice. Thank you so much.
Flag as inappropriateHi,
Step 2 doesn”t work. On which layer have I to make the selection?
Greetings
Flag as inappropriateI really liked this tutorial!
Flag as inappropriatethanks :)
very impressive, i will have to give it a shot sometime. great job
Flag as inappropriatenice one again :) this one is more inspiring, for me it was a start for doimg some icons. thanks, and keep posting tutorials. You are one of the best!
Flag as inappropriateHi,
Amazing looks. Great work.
Best Regards,
Flag as inappropriateShubhamoy
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I’m a noob, and this is HARD. I’m stuck at putting text into the box.
Flag as inappropriateHi
I really like your designs. I was wondering if you could make a tutorial about how to make a really nice modern Birthday Card. I’ve been looking all around the net and haven’t seen any tutorial related to cards anywhere. If you could do this I would really appreciate.
thanks in advance
Flag as inappropriatethanx tyler bramer u a BIG HELP….:)
Flag as inappropriateJust one word.. BIG.
Flag as inappropriateOwww, great tutorial! Thank you…
Flag as inappropriateGreat Tutorial. At last after waiting for a long long time. :)
Flag as inappropriateThanks… Keep rollin’ man!
Well done!
I really liked this tutorial!
Easy to follow as allways!
Good work!
/nai
Flag as inappropriate@stinky: Try making a larger document with a larger box. If you still get jagged edges, complete the tutorial and then re-size the box to be a little smaller, it will help to remove the rough edges.
@Ryandc: I know what you mean with the lights. It was just a quick and simple effect that I added in could definitely be done better. Cutting the lights in half and making them follow the same gradient effects that were placed on the box would make them look more realist to the image.
Flag as inappropriateYeah, i really like this design. I can definately use this in after effects too, especially with the glows coming out of the top of the boxes.
Thanks for the tut, i feel inspired again :)
Flag as inappropriatenice tuts guys….
Flag as inappropriatewondered if you could help me with step2….when i transform as instructed my parallel lines are very :/ can i say rough… u know like… not smooth is there something i am doing wrong?it must be a simple thing i am overlooking or not familiar with thanx for your help in advance
Stunning Tutorial and the most important, anything is given in details. Thank you, David!
Flag as inappropriateAgree with @LBrother, finally a new tutorial (and a pretty good one!) on T9, well done. Although it isn’t a very hard one, it still has some good learning-material.
The “glow” on top of the box (that look like “light-beams”) are indeed a bit weird, like @Ryandc said .
Thanks for sharing!
Flag as inappropriateNice tutorial! End results looks great but not sure about the upward lighting ontop of the box though. Looks a little out of place.
Flag as inappropriateYeah! I’ve been waiting for a new “real” tutorial for photoshop from tutorial9 for aages :D.
Thank you so much, the end result looks good, I’ll try it out for sure.
Maybe you could keep them coming more regularly, would be great.
Greetings,
Flag as inappropriateLBrother
Wow I really like this tut. Thanks man! Will definitively use it.
Flag as inappropriateThe box dont quite look real enough, especially the green box.
Flag as inappropriateHope to see a better version, better finishing.
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