Christmas ornament balls

November 6th, 2008 by ART-D Posted in Adobe Photoshop, Designing

All the balls are already made:

Take now the Line Tool (U) and represent the toys’ threads:

Select the Rectangle Tool (U) and stretch out the figure on the whole canvas. Fill 0% on the layer on the layers’ panel and set the next demonstrated Blending Options:

The new layer we’ve got must be situated under the layers containing the balls and the threads:

Now let’s decorate the balls. Select again the Custom Shape Tool (U) and choose on the top panel the star and the snowflake figures:

Select for the beginning the snowflake and represent a kind of decoration like the next one. Its color’s code is #5E0B61. Mark out all the layers with the snowflakes applying the (Ctrl+Left Click) on the layers’ palette. Then press Ctrl+E for the layers to be put into a single one. Erase the elements coming outside the ball’s edges, applying the Eraser Tool (E).

Next, let’s place the stars on the picture:

Put together all the layers containing the stars as we did with the snowflakes’ layers. Set the next gradient’s parameters:

The unnecessary elements should be erased. You should get the next picture on this stage:

Now let’s make several lines we as we did with the wallpapers. The color’s code is #0B296F. Put together all the layers, applying the next transformation (Ctrl+T). Click on the right mouse’s buttons, choosing the Warp option. Fill 40% on the layers and select Blending mode-Linear Light

The final result!

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Tags: ball, card, christmas, design, ornament, Photoshop, wallpaper

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