Photoshop Tutorial: Hand-painted stainless steel pressure cooker

This tutorial mainly uses the Photoshop mouse to paint the realistic pressure cooker, in the production process, some details have mastered, the practice friend may adjust the parameter independently, in order to achieve the better effect.

This tutorial mainly uses the Photoshop mouse to paint the realistic pressure cooker, in the production process, some details have mastered, the practice friend may adjust the parameter independently, in order to achieve the better effect, here the key practice pen tool and deepens the Dodge tool the application.

Note: When creating a new layer, be sure to name it well, or you'll be in trouble after adjusting.

Effect:

1: The old rules, a new 600*600 document;

2: Use the Pen tool to check out the shape of the figure, and fill with #b2b2b0;

3: With deepening Dodge tool, make local adjustment;

4: New 2 layer, draw out if ellipse, and use #8a8c81 and #c8cdc9分别填充;

5: Set the Dodge tool;

6: Load into the lower level of the selection, and reduce the 2 pixels;

7: Click on the path panel to load the path;

8: Stroke path, note here to choose (Dodge);

9: Effect as shown;

10: Load into the constituency, with the deepening of the Dodge tool for local adjustment;

11: Load the upper level of the constituency, with the deepening of the Dodge tool for local adjustment, here does not need to follow my conduct, you can freely play;

12: A new layer, with the pen tool to check out the shape and fill with #888981;

13: The use of deepening Dodge tool adjustment;

14: slightly deformed under;

15: Create a new layer below, check out the shape and fill with #000100;

16: Deepen and reduce the light adjustment;

17: Create a new layer, check out the shape and fill with #4a5255;

18: Same with deepening simple tool adjustment;

19: A new layer, with the pen tool to check out the shape of the figure;

20: Convert to a selection, and feather a pixel and fill with #323232;

21: A new layer, with elliptical marquee tool to draw the shape of the figure, and filled with #3d3f3e, in the use of deepening tool adjustment;

22: Effect as shown: (Here everyone may be better than I do ha)

23: Create a new layer, continue to use the Pen tool to check if the selection and fill with #18191b;

24: With deepen Dodge tool adjusts;

25: Put the left ear just done to add a group, copy once placed on the right;

26: A new layer, with the pen tool to draw a picture, and strokes;

27: Select the simulation pressure, the brush size is 4PX;

28: Effect as shown;

29: Consent to the method of the other;

30: Create a new layer, do the things on the lid, use the elliptical selection tool to draw the shape of the figure and fill with #b6b8ad;

31: Move the selection up a few pixels, with the deepening of the Dodge tool to adjust;

32: Effect as shown;

33: A new layer, with the pen tool to check out the shape of the figure, and fill with #0a0c0b;

34: Here we continue with the deepening of the Dodge tool;

35: Create a new layer, draw another elliptical selection and fill with #b7b9ae;

36: Move the selection up 2 pixels, reverse, with a deepening tool to smear;

37: Load the upper selection and shrink 3-5 pixels;

38: Use the deepening Dodge tool to apply (the effect is free to play);

39: Get the effect;

40: Add a side to the bottom, under the bottom of a new layer Oh, do not add on the same floor oh;

41: Effect as shown:

42: The final modification under the local completion of the final effect;