Create a Honeycomb Artwork in Photoshop

Step 40

Change this layer to Multiply with an Opacity of 39%. Once you have done this place all of these layers except the background in a Group (folder icon)

Step 41

Now we are finished with our letter ‘H’ repeat these same steps for all the other letters.

Step 42

Now transfer your letters over into your honeycomb

Step 43

Create a layer mask for each group of letters (square with a circle inside icon). And erase parts of the letter that you want to remain behind the honeycomb. Note: I used a 22px soft brush

Step 44 Honey Drips

Now we will create the honey drips. I made mine in Illustrator. Usually what I like to do is open my Photoshop honeycomb file in Illustrator so I know where my drips should go. Grab the pen tool and form your drips.

Step 45

It is best to have each drip on a separate layer. Now transfer them over to Photoshop. Duplicate each drip layer. I will start with my drip on the right top corner. Select the top drip layer and add these layer styles. Note: Rasterize each layer and make sure that the top layer has a Fill of 0%

Step 46

This is how it should look so far.

Step 47

On the second layer we will fill it with #FADC0F with our paint bucket tool. Select the square next to the drip layer while pressing Ctrl then fill it in.

Step 48

Add this Inner Shadow

Step 49

On this second drip layer create a selection around the drip (Select the square next to the drip layer while pressing Ctrl) Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur

Step 50

Change this layer Opacity to 50%

Step 51

Now we will add some highlights to make the honey glisten. Create a New layer above both of your drips. With your paint brush tool selected (40px soft round brush #fadc0f) and paint in some highlights.