Use Photoshop to draw a realistic pressure cooker – Rat drawing tutorial-1024programmer

Author: zixuan_gzs Source: China Tutorial Network Forum

This tutorial mainly uses Photoshop to draw a realistic pressure cooker. During the production process, some details are not mastered. For those who practice, You can adjust the parameters yourself to achieve better results. Here we focus on practicing the use of the pen tool and the burn and dodge tools.

Note: Be sure to name it well when drawing a new layer, otherwise it will be troublesome to adjust later

Effect:

1: Old rule, create a new 600*600 file;

2: Use the pen tool to outline the shape as shown in the picture and fill it with #b2b2b0;

3: Use the burn and dodge tools to make local adjustments;

4: Create 2 new layers, draw an ellipse, and fill it with #8a8c81 and #c8cdc9 respectively;

5: Set the dodge tool;

6: Load the selection of the lower layer and reduce it by 2 pixels;

7: Click the path panel to load the path;

8: Stroke path, pay attention to select (dodge) here;

9: The effect is as shown;

10: Load the selection and use the burn and dodge tools to make local adjustments;

11: Load the selection on the upper layer and use the burn and dodge tools to make local adjustments. There is no need to follow my instructions here. You can play freely;

12: Create a new layer, use the pen tool to outline the shape as shown and fill it with #888981;

13: Adjust using the burn and dodge tools;

14: Slightly deformed;

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

16: Make darkening and lightening adjustments;

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

18: Use the same simple tool to deepen;

19: Create a new layer and use the pen tool to outline the shape as shown;

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

21: Create a new layer, use the elliptical marquee tool to draw the shape as shown in the picture, and fill it with #3d3f3e. Adjust the burn and dodge tools;

22: The effect is as shown in the picture: (You may do better than me here)

23: Create a new layer, continue to use the pen tool to outline the selection and fill it with #18191b;

24: Use the burn and dodge tool to adjust;

25: Add the left ear you just made to a group, copy it once and place it on the right;

26: Create a new layer, use the pen tool to draw as shown, and stroke;

27: Select �Simulate pressure, brush size is 4PX;

28: The effect is as shown;

29: Agree with the method and decide the rest;

30: Create a new layer and make things on the lid. Use the elliptical selection tool to draw the shape as shown and fill it with #b6b8ad ;

31: Move the selection up a few pixels and use the Burn and Dodge tool to adjust it;

32: The effect is as shown;

33: Create a new layer, use the pen tool to outline the shape as shown, and fill it with #0a0c0b;

34: Here we continue to use the burn and dodge tool;

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

36: Move the selection up 2 pixels, invert the selection, and use the burn tool to smear;

37: Load the selection above and shrink it by 3-5 pixels;

38: Use the burn and dodge tool to paint (the effect can be freely used);

39: Get the effect;

40: Add a border to the bottom and create a new layer below the bottom. Do not add it on the same layer;

41: The effect is as shown:

42: The final effect is partially completed with final modifications and adjustments;