Filed under Photoshop Tutorials - Head Nerd @ December 7th, 2005
| Creating a metal texture | |
| Make a new document, 1000×1000 pixels, white background. | |
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| Go to Filter > Noise > Add Noise and give a 56% noise, Gaussian monochromatic. | |
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| Now go to Filter > Blur > Motion blur and apply a motion bur with these values: angle: 0, distance 100 pixels. | |
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| Now take the rectangular marquee tool and make a rectangular selection. Now right click on your selection and choose “Layer via cut”. Notice that a new layer will be created above your original layer. Now delete the big metal layer and replace it with a white one. |
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| Now double click on the newly created layer to enter the layer options. Now let’s create this style with these settings I show you: | |
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| Now you’re done: | |
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