Glowing Test in Cs1

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Glowing and sparkling intense light 3d logo |

After my previous tutorial on how to create a frog logo in Photoshop, I'm now going to teach you how to create a glowing and sparkling intense light 3D glow logo. This tutorial shows different techniques that I learned in the past couple of weeks and it'll surely blow others away.Most of this tutorial is done in Photoshop, the 3D letters are created in Illustrator. If you don't have Illustrator, you can also try making 3D letters in Photoshop.I'm creating the word "QPoit", which actually is a fun word (and non-existing) used between my friends and me (Don't ask me why). Get ready to make some amazing artwork.Create a super glowing and sparkling intense light 3d logoCreate a new document in Photoshop. Grab your Gradient tool to make a Radial Gradient. I created one using a background color of #000000 and a foreground color of #009092. Place it a little bit under the center of your work, it'll look nicer at the end.Duplicate your layer and set the layer properties of the top layer to Color Dodge. This will make your light ball a stronger light effect.Now we'll add some distortion to our orb, just to break the pattern. Create a new layer and render some clouds by going to Filter > Render > Clouds. Make sure you use a blackground with #000000 and foreground #FFFFFFChange the layer style to Overlay and change the Opacity to 30%. Now go to Filter > Sketch > Chrome, use the default settings (Detail 4 & Smoothness 7) and press OK.Let's change applications. Open up Illustrator and place a character or word in a new file. I'll be making the word QPoit with a color of #000000 and a font called Arno Pro. Go to Effect > 3d > Extrude & Bevel to open up a new window.I used the following settings that you can see below. Check the "Preview" box to show a preview while editing your variables. I also changed the shading to #FFFFFF. The second part of the word ("Poit") uses the same settings as the "Q". The...