Step six:
  • Duplicate the top element layer-set and rename the duplicate to "Bottom Element".
  • Place the bottom element at the bottom of the main circle,
  • All you have to do now is edit the angle settings of the layers in the "bottom element" so the edges of the circles are pointing outside. Here are some of the new settings for the following layer styles:
    Layer one: Metallic circle
    Inner Shadow Angle: -90
    Gradient Overlay Angle: 90
    Stroke Angle: 90
    Layer two: Color circle
    Color Color: #FF5A00
    Gradient Overlay Angle: 90
    Stroke Angle: 90



    Step seven:
  • Duplicate the bottom element layer-set and rename the duplicate to "Left Element".
  • Place the left element to the left side of the main circle.
  • Same as step six, edit some settings in layer styles so the edges are point outside.
    Layer one: Metallic circle
    Inner Shadow Angle: 180
    Gradient Overlay Angle: 180
    Stroke Angle: 180
    Layer two: Color circle
    Color Color: #C3FF75
    Gradient Overlay Angle: 180
    Stroke Angle: 0



    Step eight:
  • Duplicate the left element layer-set and rename the duplicate to "Right Element".
  • Place the right element to the right side of the main circle.
  • Same as step seven, edit some settings in layer styles so the edges are point outside.
    Layer one: Metallic circle
    Inner Shadow Angle: 0
    Gradient Overlay Angle: 0
    Stroke Angle: 0
    Layer two: Color circle
    Color Color: #FFDE00
    Gradient Overlay Angle: 0
    Stroke Angle: 180