Creating Brushed Metal in Adobe Fireworks

May 28 10 , , ,

Somebody (actually Patrick Schneider ) asked for it, so here it is. In my previous live design session screencast, I showed an icon with a brushed metal texture. People have been asking how, so, here’s how:

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10 Comments

  1. Darren said 1092 days ago

    Dude sweet! Really stoked your doing all these screen capture tutorials lately!

  2. Matthias Dietrich said 1092 days ago

    That brushed metal effect is really easy, wow! Sadly that screencast wasn’t in HD so the effects are a bit difficult to recognize.

    Thanks, Rogie!

  3. Rogie said 1092 days ago

    Matt, I’ll re-upload the HD version and update this post in a bit!

  4. Shaun Andrews said 1092 days ago

    Dude — been loving these videos. Only suggestion: post this so it’s viewable on iPhone OS devices.

    Keep up the great work!

  5. Rogie said 1091 days ago

    Shaun, I’m working on that. Really, I want Vimeo to release an HTML5 <video> embed tag…

  6. Razvan said 1090 days ago

    Thank you so much for this tutorial!
    I’ve been looking around for hints about how to do this in Fireworks and yours is just what I was looking for.

    Thanks!

  7. Auré said 1090 days ago

    Great tut’ Rogie, very well explained, clear and really useful.
    Thanks :)

  8. Mario said 1088 days ago

    Awesome, I was watching the tutorial and was like “oh sweet texture, wish someone would make a how-to”, and BAM, you and your tutorials strike again!

  9. Davy Rudolph said 1031 days ago

    Here is a way to embed your vimeo videos to play on the iphone and ipad.

    http://www.squaregirl.com/blog/2010/5/28/embed-vimeo-videos-play-on-ipad-repeat.html

  10. web-creativite said 736 days ago

    That brushed metal effect is really easy, wow! Sadly that screencast wasn’t in HD so the effects are a bit difficult to recognize.

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