Tutorial on Photoshop Drawing: A tutorial on drawing a realistic price tag

Hello, everyone! Today's Photoshop tutorial describes how to make a simple and personalized price tag in Photoshop. First, a little hint, familiarity with grid and alignment to Grid (Snap to grid) can greatly reduce the workload. But not the students also need not be afraid, because it is not difficult oh. You will then need to use the path-finding device (Pathfinder) option, the multiple gradients (multiple gradients), the brushes, and some effects.

Let's take a look at the effect chart first.

　　

Step 1

Create a 700x700px file in PhotoShop. OK, first, open the grid, and snap to the grid. Then every 10px you need a grid diagram. Click Edit > Preset (Preferences) > Guides and Grids (Guides&grid), enter "10" in the frame of the reference line interval (guides Every), and enter "1 in the subdivision (subdivisions) box". ”。 At the same time, you can open the Info panel to improve the speed of your work, because you can clearly see the height and width of any shape.

　　

Now select the Rectangle tool (Rectangle Tool) and then create a 250x250px shape. Click the Add anchor point Tool to add two green anchor points (as shown in the following illustration). Open the direct selection tool (directly Selection Tool), select the anchor point at the top left, and move 60px to the right. Next, select the right top position and move the 60px to the left. Select the generated shape and add a 15px rounded corner (rounded corners) effect. Finally, click Object  Expand the Appearance (Expand appearance).

Step 2

Select the PhotoShop Rectangle tool, create a 190x360px rectangle, and then, like the figure 21 below, place it in the lower-middle position of the graphic in step 1. Then add a 15px fillet effect, and finally click on the object  to expand the appearance

　　

Step 3

Copy the build diagram in step 1. Select the Rectangle tool again, and then create a shape with the following figure. Put the new shape together with the diagram you just copied. Press the Cross (Intersect) button on the Path Picker panel.

　　

Step 4

Now, all you have to do is make a simple barcode. First create a grid of 5px per grid, click the Edit  preset  guide and grid, in the Reference line spacing box input "10", in the subdivision box, enter "1". Select the Rectangle tool and draw some rectangles with an uneven size as shown in the following illustration. All rectangles are filled with black and a 2px fillet effect is added

　　

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