Photoshop to create cute red flower wallpaper – background wallpaper

Author: Sener Source: The focus of this tutorial is on the flower part. Careful friends will soon discover that flowers are actually symmetrical figures composed of many petals. When making, make a petal and then copy it according to a certain pattern. In order to make the petals look more beautiful, you can change the transparency of the petals appropriately. Final effect 1. Before making the wallpaper, make the flower part first. Create a new document of 800 * 600 pixels, and fill the background with dark red: #600001, as shown below. 2. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline a petal selection as shown in Figure 2, select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 3, and pull out the linear gradient shown in Figure 4. 3. Set the opacity of the petal layer to: 70%, press Ctrl + R to bring up the ruler, and pull two intersecting guide lines, as shown below. 4. Press Ctrl + J to copy the petals layer, press Ctrl + T to transform, move the center point to the intersection of the reference lines, set the angle to 36 degrees, as shown below, and press Enter to…

Author: Sener Source: The focus of this tutorial is on the flower part. Careful friends will soon discover that flowers are actually symmetrical figures composed of many petals. When making, make a petal and then copy it according to a certain pattern. In order to make the petals look more beautiful, you can change the transparency of the petals appropriately. Final effect 1. Before making the wallpaper, make the flower part first. Create a new document of 800 * 600 pixels, and fill the background with dark red: #600001, as shown below. 2. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline a petal selection as shown in Figure 2, select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 3, and pull out the linear gradient shown in Figure 4. 3. Set the opacity of the petal layer to: 70%, press Ctrl + R to bring up the ruler, and pull two intersecting guide lines, as shown below. 4. Press Ctrl + J to copy the petal layer, press Ctrl + T to transform, move the center point to the intersection of the reference lines, set the angle to 36 degrees, as shown below, and press Enter to…

Author: Sener Source: The focus of this tutorial is on the flower part. Careful friends will soon discover that flowers are actually symmetrical figures composed of many petals. When making, make a petal and then copy it according to a certain pattern. In order to make the petals look more beautiful, you can change the transparency of the petals appropriately. Final effect 1. Before making the wallpaper, make the flower part first. Create a new document of 800 * 600 pixels, and fill the background with dark red: #600001, as shown below. 2. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline a petal selection as shown in Figure 2, select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 3, and pull out the linear gradient shown in Figure 4. 3. Set the opacity of the petal layer to: 70%, press Ctrl + R to bring up the ruler, and pull two intersecting guide lines, as shown below. 4. Press Ctrl + J to copy the petal layer, press Ctrl + T to transform, move the center point to the intersection of the reference lines, set the angle to 36 degrees, as shown below, and press Enter to…

Author: Sener Source: The focus of this tutorial is on the flower part. Careful friends will soon discover that flowers are actually symmetrical figures composed of many petals. When making, make a petal and then copy it according to certain rules. In order to make the petals look more beautiful, you can change the transparency of the petals appropriately. Final effect 1. Before making the wallpaper, make the flower part first. Create a new document of 800 * 600 pixels, and fill the background with dark red: #600001, as shown below. 2. Create a new layer, use a pen to outline a petal selection as shown in Figure 2, select the gradient tool, set the color as shown in Figure 3, and pull out the linear gradient shown in Figure 4. 3. Set the opacity of the petal layer to: 70%, press Ctrl + R to bring up the ruler, and pull two intersecting guide lines, as shown below. 4. Press Ctrl + J to copy the petal layer, press Ctrl + T to transform, move the center point to the intersection of the reference lines, set the angle to 36 degrees, as shown below, and press Enter to confirm.…