1. Open new image 300 x 300px, white raster background, 72 res. Add new layer.
2. Set the background color to #808080. Get the preset shape tool set to eclipse retain style and create as vector UNchecked, all other settings default. Hold the shift key down and draw a circle in the center of your canvas.
3. Select all, float, defloat, contract by 6 then save to alpha channel (all under the Selections menu). Hit the delete key. Select none.
4. Apply the brightcenter_gfx inner bevel preset.
5. Add a new raster layer. Load the selection from the alpha channel then flood fill with the gradient gfx116-angle 0, repeat 0. Select none.
6. Add a new raster layer. Get the eclipse selection tool. Start at the top of the outer ring and draw a selection as shown below.
7. Invert the selection. Flood fill duotone dark blue gradient- angle 0 repeat 0. Select none.
8. Load the selection from alpha channel again. Invert the selection and hit delete.
9. Invert the selection again and give it a gaussian blur radius 2.50.
10. Add a new raster layer. Contract the selection by 20. Flood fill with the gradient gfx117.
11. Expand the selection by 20 and give it a gaussian blur radius 10.
And...you're done!
2. Set the background color to #808080. Get the preset shape tool set to eclipse retain style and create as vector UNchecked, all other settings default. Hold the shift key down and draw a circle in the center of your canvas.
3. Select all, float, defloat, contract by 6 then save to alpha channel (all under the Selections menu). Hit the delete key. Select none.
4. Apply the brightcenter_gfx inner bevel preset.
5. Add a new raster layer. Load the selection from the alpha channel then flood fill with the gradient gfx116-angle 0, repeat 0. Select none.
6. Add a new raster layer. Get the eclipse selection tool. Start at the top of the outer ring and draw a selection as shown below.
7. Invert the selection. Flood fill duotone dark blue gradient- angle 0 repeat 0. Select none.
8. Load the selection from alpha channel again. Invert the selection and hit delete.
9. Invert the selection again and give it a gaussian blur radius 2.50.
10. Add a new raster layer. Contract the selection by 20. Flood fill with the gradient gfx117.
11. Expand the selection by 20 and give it a gaussian blur radius 10.
And...you're done!
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