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Step 1
Open our photo. You can download it from here.

Step 2
Copy "background" layer using CTRL + J and name new layer "copy"

Step 3
Now we have to remove letter H. Zoom in on it, use Clone Stamp tool and remove letter H.

Step 4
Now use Pen Tool (P), and select button on which you want to work. I'll use H button.
As precisely as possible (use zoom) draw line around that button.

Step 5
After finishing with drawing go to the Path palette and select Load Path as selection. Go back to Layers palette.

Step 6
Create new layer and name it "button_color". Click on Create adjustment layer and select Solid Color. I used this color #9d0808. Set Blending mode of this layer to be Color Burn. We have now colored our button.

Step 7
Use text tool, type letter or symbol you want. Center it on the button. Rotate it just a little bit to the left. Right click on text layer and select Rasterize Type.

Now you can use Perspective tool or Warp tool (EDIT - TRANSFORM - WARP) and make it look like it is over the button. I used Warp tool and select Arch and move transformation point down.

Step 8
Lower the opacity to 80% and thats it.


See you!

author of this tutorial is Vladimir Markovic

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