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Glossy Circular Button |
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Create a new file
Create a new layer, Use Elliptical Marquee Tool to draw a circle and fill it:
Layer -> Layer Style -> Blending Option . Check Drop Shadow and set as:
Check Gradient Overlay
Check Stroke
We have image:
Create a new layer, draw a Ellipse and fill it as follow
Layer -> Layer Style -> Blending Option. Check Inner Shadow
Check Outer Glow
Check Gradient Overlay
We have a result:
Use Custom Shape Tool and Draw -> :
Blending Options -> Inner Shadow
Bevel and Emboss
We have:
Create a new layer, Draw a Ellipse like this
Use Gradient Tool, Click to edit the gradient :
Draw like this
Set Optical = 30 percent, We have:
Create a new Layer, Draw a small Ellipse , Fill by White , Set Optical = 18 percent (You can Turn off indicate layer visibility of some layer)
Edit -> Free Transform -> Skew, pull to right
Next, Draw a ellipse like this, then press Delete, we have
Continue with that way, we have
Final, We have a nice Button
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