Photoshop layer styles are a popular way to add effects, such as
drop shadows and strokes, to layers in a non-destructive way. With the
right knowledge and experience, any effect can be achieved. To achieve
these effects, however, you need to understand what each setting does
and how they can be combined to achieve a certain look. we will explain every aspect of Photoshop's layer styles feature and show you how to unlock their potential.
The Uses For an Outer Glow When you hear the name "Outer Glow" you automatically assume that this effect is limited to just that, an Outer Glow. The truth is that there is much more you can do with it than a simple glowing effect.
On top of creating a glowing effect, Outer Glow can also be used to create faux drop shadows as well as add outer strokes to your designs.
Below you will see an example of how an Outer Glow can not only make an object look like it is emitting light, but how it can also be used to create a shadow effect. Keep in mind that only the Outer Glow settings were changed between the two different looks.
The Uses For an Outer Glow When you hear the name "Outer Glow" you automatically assume that this effect is limited to just that, an Outer Glow. The truth is that there is much more you can do with it than a simple glowing effect.
On top of creating a glowing effect, Outer Glow can also be used to create faux drop shadows as well as add outer strokes to your designs.
Below you will see an example of how an Outer Glow can not only make an object look like it is emitting light, but how it can also be used to create a shadow effect. Keep in mind that only the Outer Glow settings were changed between the two different looks.
