Simple stylish speaker

1. Create a new document (200*300).
2. In this tutorial we are going to create a stylish speaker using basic techniques in photoshop, it’s really simple and the outcome is nice and clean and if you use your creativity and photoshop you can do a lot with this tutorial. Use your paint bucket tool to fill the background layer with #b0b0b0.

3. Use your elliptical marquee tool to select a circle in the middle of your canvas and fill it with black like I did. Then go to (filter - blur - gaussian blur) and add a blur with a radius of 0.5 pixels.

4. Now go to (layer - layer style - blending options) because we’re going to add a gradient overlay. Use the following settings from this screenshot.

5. Create a new layer (layer - new layer) and use your elliptical marquee tool again to select a circle but make this one smaller than the previous one from step 3. Fill this one with any color you like because we’re going to change the blending options again. It should like this for now, you don’t have to add a gaussian blur to this circle.

6. Go to (layer - layer style - blending options) and copy all these settings to create the perfect and stylish speaker. We’ll repeat this process a few times and after this there are 2 more circles that have tp be created.

7. I do know this is boring stuff to do so let’s see what our result is untill now… I hope you like it but ofcourse it’s not finsihed yet!

8. Create another new layer and create a smaller circle on this one using the same technique as before. Fill it using your paint bucket tool with any color, it should look like the image below right now.

9. Go to (layer - layer style - blending options) and copy all the settings from the screenshots below (this requires a lot of photoshop skills)…

10. Woohoow, this is the last circle you’ll ever have to create if you want a stylish speaker or need one for something! So repeat the previous instructions like you’ve already did 3 times by now and create an even smaller circle on a new layer (layer - new layer) and fill it using your paint bucket tool with any color (I used #000000).