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Draw a Realistic Steam Iron in Photoshop

Pintilei Adrian

June 12, 2011

14a

Add a 2 pixels gray stroke (right click on the path->stroke path) like in the next picture (14B)

14b

Erase using Eraser Tool (E) at the edges of the stroke (14C)

14c

Step 15 – Highlights & Shadows

Add some shadows/highlights using Burn/Dodge Tool (O) like I did (15A)

15a

Into a new layer called "stroke 9"(Ctrl+Shift+N or Layer->New->Layer) make a new path using Pen Tool (P) (15B)

15b

Add a 2pixels white stroke to give a nice 3D look (15C)

15c

Step 16 – Water hole

Make a new layer(Ctrl+Shift+N or you can go to Layer->New->Layer or you can press the indicated button in the picture below ). Rename the layer to "water hole". You can rename a layer by pressing right click on it , then selecting "Layer properties" option and in the "Name" box you can enter what name you prefer. From the Tools menu select Lasso Tool (L) and make and use it to make a selection like in the picture below (16A) (4A)

16a

Fill the selection from the step 16A with a lighten green color , I used # 9a9754 (16B)

16b

Use Dodge Tool (O) to add highlights and Burn Tool (O) to add shadows to make same thing like I did (16C)

16c

Step 17

Make a new layer(Ctrl+Shift+N or you can go to Layer->New->Layer or you can press the indicated button in the picture below ) then using Pen Tool (P key) make a path like in the picture below (17A)

17a

Fill the path created at the step 17A(right click->fill path) with a grey color , I used # c3bfd8 (17B)

17b

Add some indifferent shadows and highlights using Burn Tool(O)/ Dodge Tool (O) like I did (17C)

17c

Step 18 – Start making the green button

Make a new layer(Ctrl+Shift+N or you can go to Layer->New->Layer or you can press the indicated button in the picture below ). Rename the layer to "water hole". You can rename a layer by pressing right click on it , then selecting "Layer properties" option and in the "Name" box you can enter what name you prefer and add a dark grey shape like I did (18A)

18a

Make another new layer , rename it "button1' and make a selection using Lasso Tool (L) like in the next picture (18B)

18b

Fill the selection created in the step 18B with a green color , I used # 838427 (18C)

18c

Step 19 – Highlights on the green button

Use Lasso Tool (L key) to make a selection like in the picture below (19A)

19a

From the Tools Menu , pick up Dodge Tool (O) with next settings :

Master Diameter : 28pixels
Range : Highlights
Exposure : 19% (19B)

19b

Add some highlights in the selection created at the step 19A using Dodge Tool(O) with the settings above (19C)

19c

Add more highlights in different places using same tool (Dodge Tool-O key) (19D)

19d

Step 20 – Shadows on the grey buttons

With the "Buttons" layer selected , make next selection using a selection tool ( I used Lasso Tool – L key) (20A)

20a

Pick up Burn Tool (O) from the Tools Menu with next settings :

Master Diameter : 29pixels
Range : Highlights
Exposure : 18% (20B)

20b

Add some shadows using Burn Tool (O key) with the settings above in the selection created at the step 20A like I did (20C)

20c

Step 21 – More shadows

Make next selection using Lasso Tool (L key) like in the next picture (21A)

21a

Add some shadows using Burn Tool (O) with the settings from the step 20B (21B)

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One comment on “Draw a Realistic Steam Iron in Photoshop”

zhao says:

January 24, 2013 at 4:06 am

hohoho ， I like this ,I want to join you

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