Episode Summary 
Corey expands on his tutorial from last week, designing a logo in Illustrator using color fills, strokes and a texture layer. RC talks about how and when to use Script Listener inside Adobe applications.
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Links Mentioned
- PhotoshopWorld registration is open for the upcoming conference in Vegas
- Visit Corey's site, PlanetPhotoshop.com
- See more from Richard Harrington at RasterVector.com
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He is creating a 3D Arrow with Repousse. And a vactor shape.
Hey you asked for Feedback at the End of the last season. And this time you did an awesome job of taking care of it.
I asked for more Photoshop How Tos and more Webstuff.
And what do I get? Nice PS How to for Illustrator and a Mix of Webcoding Javascript inside of Photoshop.
Thx!
A couple steps:
*New Colored Layer
*Draw basic arrow shape
*3D > Repousse > Selected Path
*Adjust settings to get it how you want
Great video guys, love your stuff
This was or is a very detailed tutorial I couldn’t possibly go through it all.
So Cory created an arrow from paths and placed it on a colored background then used 3d Reposes to give it form and then placed the arrow on a different background and created a shadow for more depth. It was a great tutorial and Planet photoshop is a great site.
Don
I’m always looking for people with “new” knowledge on adobe products and you guys have been my “pot of gold” at the end of the rainbow…thank you!
Here’s a couple steps from the
Cool 3D Arrow tutorial:
Click home position
click new 3D postcard
merge 3D layers
rotate the toolbar to reveal the
“hidden” 3D layer
select 3D mesh slide tool
click and slide up to push the
layer back in space…”Very nice.”
add a spotlight so the 3D
object won’t look so flat
change reflection setting to about 25
set softness to about 10
render out a ray traced draft
Awesome work