4 Layers > New Raster Layer... > OkSelections > Modify > Contract > Number of pixels: 3 > Okay.
Selections > Load/Save Selection > Save Selection To Alpha Channel... > SaveOn the
Materials palette, set your
Foreground color to
#3E70AF and your
Background color to
#628EC4.
On the
Materials palette, click on the
Foreground color and select the
Gradient tab. Click on the image to open the available gradients. Select
Foreground-background and use the following settings:
Use the
Flood Fill Tool (F) 
and fill the selection:
Selections > Select None 5 Layers > New Raster Layer... > OkSelections > Load/Save Selection > Load Selection From Alpha Channel... In the drop-down list below the document name, choose Selection #3 > Load.
Selections > Modify > Contract > Number of pixels: 2 > Okay.
Selection Tool (S) 
and
Selection type: RectangleWhile holding down on the
Ctrl key on your keyboard, remove the bottom portion of the selection by drawing an imaginary rectangle just below where the rounded corners end:
On the
Materials palette, set your
Foreground color to
#3E71b1 and your
Background color to
#04070b.
On the
Materials palette, click on the
Foreground color and select the
Gradient tab. Click on the image to open the available gradients. Select
Foreground-background and use the following settings:
Use the
Flood Fill Tool (F) and fill the selection:
Selections > Load/Save Selection > Load Selection From Alpha Channel... In the drop-down list below the document name, choose Selection #3 > Load.
Adjust > Blur > Gauissan > Radius: 5 > OkaySelections > Select None4 Layers > New Raster Layer... > OkSelections > Modify > Contract > Number of pixels: 3 > Okay.
Selections > Load/Save Selection > Save Selection To Alpha Channel... > SaveOn the
Materials palette, set your
Foreground color to
#3E70AF and your
Background color to
#628EC4.
On the
Materials palette, click on the
Foreground color and select the
Gradient tab. Click on the image to open the available gradients. Select
Foreground-background and use the following settings:
Use the
Flood Fill Tool (F) and fill the selection:
Selections > Select None 5 Layers > New Raster Layer... > OkSelections > Load/Save Selection > Load Selection From Alpha Channel... In the drop-down list below the document name, choose Selection #3 > Load.
Selections > Modify > Contract > Number of pixels: 2 > Okay.
Selection Tool (S) and
Selection type: RectangleWhile holding down on the
Ctrl key on your keyboard, remove the bottom portion of the selection by drawing an imaginary rectangle just below where the rounded corners end:
On the
Materials palette, set your
Foreground color to
#3E71b1 and your
Background color to
#04070b.
On the
Materials palette, click on the
Foreground color and select the
Gradient tab. Click on the image to open the available gradients. Select
Foreground-background and use the following settings:
Use the
Flood Fill Tool (F) and fill the selection:
Selections > Load/Save Selection > Load Selection From Alpha Channel... In the drop-down list below the document name, choose Selection #3 > Load.
Adjust > Blur > Gauissan > Radius: 5 > OkaySelections > Select NoneB]6[/B]
Layers > New Raster Layer... > OkSelections > Load/Save Selection > Load Selection From Alpha Channel... In the drop-down list below the document name, choose Selection #3 > Load.
Selections > Modify > Contract > Number of pixels: 2 > Okay.
Selection Tool (S) and
Selection type: RectangleWhile holding down on the
Ctrl key on your keyboard, remove the upper portion of the selection by drawing an imaginary rectangle about half the height of the bottom rounded corners :
On the
Materials palette, click on the
Foreground color and this time place a check mark in
Invert :
Use the
Flood Fill Tool (F) and fill the selection:
Adjust > Brightness and Contrast > Brightness/Contrast... > Brightness: 48 Contrast: 15 > Ok Selections > Load/Save Selection > Load Selection From Alpha Channel... In the drop-down list below the document name, choose Selection #3 > Load.
Adjust > Blur > Gauissan > Radius: 2 > OkaySelections > Select None 7 On your
Layers palette, turn off the visibility for your background and Raster 1 layers (there should be a red "X" on the eyeballs):
Make sure that one of the visible layers are highlighted (one of those without the red "X" on the eyeball.
Layers > Merge > Merge VisibleTurn the visibility back on for the background and Raster 1 layers (there are no red "X" on any of the eyeballs) and the merged layer is still highlighted:
Using the
Raster Deform Tool (D) grab the node in the middle on the right side and move it slightly towards the left side:
As you can see, this helps create a more sunken look.
8 Now lets add the some 2D/3D effects.
On your
Layers palette, highlight the Background Layer:
Layers > New Raster Layer... > OkSelection Tool (S) and
Selection type: RectangleWe'll start at the bottom of the image first. Create a rectangular selection across the the image like this:
On the
Materials palette, set your
Foreground color to
#202020 > Ok.
Use the
Flood Fill Tool (F) and fill the selection:
Selections > Select NoneAdjust > Blur > Gauissan > Radius: 20 > OkayIs that neat or what!
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