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Step 23 – Modifying Path – Editing Points.

Add anchor points on new path. Then change anchor points with convert points tool.

Step-23a

And then use Direct Selection Tool, let’s modify the points like this.

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After this, we may clear the guides.


Step 24 – Adding Layer Style.

Add layer style with following parameters.

Inner Shadow

  • Blend Mode : Multiply
  • Opacity : 75
  • Angle : -90º
  • Distance : 8 px
  • Size : 10 px
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Step 25 – Adding Small Shadow – Creating New Clipping Mask Layer.

Create new layer above “shape 2” by clicking new layer icon. And then press “Cmd + Opt + G” / “Ctrl + Alt + G” to convert it into clipping mask.

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Step 26 – Adding Small Shadow – Drawing The Shadow.

With 40% opacity and 0% hardness brush, draw black shadow carefully.

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Step 27 – Adding Roof’s Shadow – Creating New Layer in a New Group.

Create new layer above “shape 3”, outside the group “roof”, name it “shadow”. And then select both layer “shadow” and “shape 3”, hit “Cmd/Ctrl + G” to make them into group. Give a name “front” to this new group.

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Step 28 – Adding Roof’s Shadow – Filling With Black.

Place your cursor on “shadow” layer. Hold Cmd/Ctrl and click on “Shape 1” to make selection. Fill the selection with black. Then “Cmd/Ctrl + D” to deselect.

Step-28a

Then nudge it downward.

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Step 29 – Adding Roof’s Shadow – Blurring.

Use menu Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Set radius to 7.0 pixels.

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Step 30 – Adding Roof’s Shadow – Creating Clipping Mask.

Go to layer pallet, right click on “Shape 3” and select Create Clipping Mask. Then move to “shadow” layer, press “Cmd + Opt + G” / “Ctrl + Alt + G” to create clipping mask.

Note: if we create clipping mask without converting “Shape 3” to smart object, the “shadow” layer will not clipped into “stroke style” of “shape 3”. The “shadow” will be imperfect.

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Step 31 – Making Back Part – New Shape on New Group.

With Rectangle Tool, draw a #a2a2a2 colored rectangle above “background” layer or underneath “front” group. Then group it named “back”.

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Step 32 – Making Back Part – Adding Layer Style.

Add layer style with parameters shown below.

Inner Shadow

  • Blend Mode : Multiply
  • Opacity : 50%
  • Angle : 45º
  • Distance : 0 px
  • Size : 5 px

Gradient Overlay

  • Blend Mode : Multiply
  • Opacity : 19%
  • Gradient : Black to White
  • Style : Linear
  • Angle : 90º
  • Scale : 50%
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Step 33 – Making Back Part – New Shape.

Create a shape again. With Rectangle Tool, and set color to #c8caca. The shape layer must inside of “back” group.

Step-33a

And then delete anchor point. Just like this.

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Step 34 – Making Back Part – Adding Layer Style.

Add layer style with parameters shown below.

Inner Shadow

  • Blend Mode : Multiply
  • Opacity : 33%
  • Angle : 146º
  • Distance : 5 px
  • Size : 10 px

Inner Glow

  • Blend Mode : Multiply
  • Opacity : 75%
  • Color of Glow : #515252
  • Technique : Softer
  • Source : Edge
  • Size : 10 px
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Step 35 – Making Back Part – New Shape Again.

Use Rectangle Tool to create a shape again, and set color to #677479. This shape not only must inside of “back” group, but also under all layers inside it.

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After that, we’re going to edit this “shape 6” before applying layer style on it. Shown below.

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Step 36 – Making Back Part – Adding Layer Style.

Add layer style on “shape 6”.

Inner Shadow

  • Blend Mode : Multiply
  • Opacity : 44%
  • Angle : 180º
  • Distance : 10 px
  • Size : 16 px

Gradient Overlay

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One response to “Create a Mac Style Home Icon in Photoshop”

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    David Reid

    Hi, I am currently constructing a Christian based website. I was wondering if I could use the Mac Style Home Icon image on my site?

    Thank you

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