Photoshop Tutorial: Draw a Realistic Apple IPAD Easily – Mouse Drawing Tutorial

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Complete renderings

The final rendering should look like this.

Start – Ipad Framework

Create a new “850

Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up casually in this canvas.

Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer.

Create an inner rounded rectangle

Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels.

Add styles to your inner rectangle.

It should look like this.

Create Ipad Button

Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle.

Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below.

Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”.

Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path.

Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this.

Create screen

Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen.

Next you need some Apple icons to better create your desktop. Click here to download.

When you copy the image to the clipboard, you can select it in PS, File>Paste. You can load it into a rectangle and select it, “Select>Load Selection”.

Resize the wallpaper so that it fills the screen.

When you are done press “CTRL + A” and choose “Shape > Trim”, right click to add a layer mask and apply the mask. This step is important because you are getting rid of the parts of the wallpaper you don’t want.

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Set styles for wallpaper layers.

Create Navigation

Before we add small icons directly, let’s create our icon dock first. Select the Rectangle Tool and create a rectangle slightly smaller than the iPad screen width.

Fill the rectangle with color #60717e and then add a shadow as follows.

Use the pen tool to draw a convoluted path and fill it with color. (#ffffff)

Set the transparency of the convoluted path to 15% and the blending mode to Soft Light. Select the pallet and highlight and click “Edit > Perspective”.

To make your pallet more realistic, you may want to use the Warp tool to tweak it. It should look like this.

Add apple icon (Icons)

Before adding our icons, it is recommended that you download the iPhone icon pack “Marcelomarfil”.

Load the 4 downloaded small icons. Use small white font to add labels for each icon.

Add the remaining icons to your iPad, making each label slightly larger than the previous one.

Finally, it ends up creating a small black rectangle on the screen that runs across the screen.

Set the black rectangle’s opacity to 25%, then add the time and anything else you want to add to the status bar.

It’s finally finished. If you want to make it more realistic, you can add some small buttons or change the perspective angle.

Complete image

Author: Anonymous Source: Discover it

Complete renderings

The final rendering should look like this.

Start – Ipad Framework

Create a new “850

Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up casually in this canvas.

Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer.

Create an inner rounded rectangle

Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels.

Add styles to your inner rectangle.

It should look like this.

Create Ipad Button

Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle.

Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below.

Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”.

Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path.

Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this.

Create screen

Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen.

Next you need some Apple icons to better create your desktop. Click here to download.

When you copy the image to the clipboard, you canSelect, File>Paste. Load into a rectangle to select, “Select>Load Selection”.

Resize the wallpaper so that it fills the screen.

When you are done press “CTRL + A” and choose “Shape > Trim”, right click to add a layer mask and apply the mask. This step is important because you are getting rid of the parts of the wallpaper you don’t want.

p>

Set styles for wallpaper layers.

Create Navigation

Before we add small icons directly, let’s create our icon dock first. Select the Rectangle Tool and create a rectangle slightly smaller than the iPad screen width.

Fill the rectangle with color #60717e and then add a shadow as follows.

Use the pen tool to draw a convoluted path and fill it with color. (#ffffff)

Set the transparency of the convoluted path to 15% and the blending mode to Soft Light. Select the pallet and highlight and click “Edit > Perspective”.

To make your pallet more realistic, you may want to use the Warp tool to tweak it. It should look like this.

Add apple icon (Icons)

Before adding our icons, it is recommended that you download the iPhone icon pack “Marcelomarfil”.

Load the 4 downloaded small icons. Use small white font to add labels for each icon.

Add the remaining icons to your iPad, making each label slightly larger than the previous one.

Finally, it ends up creating a small black rectangle on the screen that runs across the screen.

Set the black rectangle’s opacity to 25%, then add the time and anything else you want to add to the status bar.

It’s finally finished. If you want to make it more realistic, you can add some small buttons or change the perspective angle.

Complete image

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