Step 35
Duplicate these two layers and rename them “Base upr small surface” and “Base upr small side”. Move these two layers (Base small) below the previous layers (Base large) and resize to create the small base below the large base.
Step 36
Double click on the “Base upr large side” layer to open the Layer Style window. Below is the Gradient Overlay settings:
Then the Inner Shadow settings:
Step 37
Next we will create the layer style for the “Base upr large surface” layer. Below is the Gradient Overlay settings:
Step 38
Next we copy paste layer style from “Base upr large side” to “Base upr small side” layer. Then from “Base upr large surface” to “Base upr small surface” layer.
Step 39
Duplicate all four lower base layers. Flip vertical and move them to bottom of the hourglass. Change “upr” to “lwr” in these four duplicate layers.
Step 40
Next we will create highlights and shadows for upper and lower bases. First create a new layer on top of “Base lwr large side” with the name “Base upr large side highlight”. CTRL-click to select “Base upr large side” then with a soft brush with White color and 50% opacity paint the highlights in the “Base upr large side highlight” layer within the selection. Then change the layer opacity to 70%.
Step 41
Create a new layer named “Base edge highlight upr large” on top the previous and create some edge highlights of Base upper large. Follow same technique like the way we created the edge highlights of hourglass upper.
Add a layer mask and paint with a soft black brush with 50% opacity to hide some areas. Reduce the layer opacity to 50%.
Step 42
Create a new layer with the name “Base upr large side shadow” on top and paint some shadow in the upper edge of the base upper large side. Use a soft brush with black color and 50%. Change the layer opacity to 70%.
Step 43
Next create a new layer named “Base edge highlight upr small” on top and paint some highlights on the lower edge of the base upper small. Use a soft brush with white color.
Add a layer mask and paint with a soft black brush with 50% opacity to hide some areas. Reduce the layer opacity to 50%.
20 responses to “Create an Hourglass in Photoshop”
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Awesome. Thanks for sharing
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This is terrible.
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i agree
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Thank You so much for giving such details. I created my hour glass for my upcoming DVD. best wishes to you. I will like to explore more and purchase soon.
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Interesting :p :)
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Am unable to download the file.
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I am stuck with step 11.when i make that new layer ”glass upper shadow edge 1” ,i can’t fill it with black,but i don’t know why . Can anybody help me with that?
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wow.. Fantastic steps.. I really like it. keep up :-)
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Awesome… Thanks for sharing..
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your welcome Hetor
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Amazing, from scratch. Great work!
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cool
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fantastic
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here the same: link doesnt work
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Problems with website
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Unable to load with this link.
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yes! there is also same problem in link….
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This link doesnt work for me, anyone else having the same trouble?
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