Photoshop Tutorial: Draw a Realistic Apple IPAD Easily – Mouse Drawing Tutorial

Author: Anonymous Source: Discover it Complete renderings The final rendering should look like this. Start – Ipad Framework Create a new “850 Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up casually in this canvas. Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer. Create an inner rounded rectangle Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels. Add styles to your inner rectangle. It should look like this. Create Ipad Button Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle. Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”. Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path. Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this. Create screen Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen. Next you need some Apple icons to better…

Author: Anonymous Source: Discover it Complete renderings The final rendering should look like this. Start – Ipad Framework Create a new “850 Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up randomly in the canvas. Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer. Create an inner rounded rectangle Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels. Add styles to your inner rectangle. It should look like this. Create Ipad Button Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle. Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”. Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path. Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this. Create screen Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen. Next you need some Apple icons to better…

Author: Anonymous Source: Discover it Complete renderings The final rendering should look like this. Start – Ipad Framework Create a new “850 Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up randomly in the canvas. Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer. Create an inner rounded rectangle Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels. Add styles to your inner rectangle. It should look like this. Create Ipad Button Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle. Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”. Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path. Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this. Create screen Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen. Next you need some Apple icons to better…

Author: Anonymous Source: Discover it Complete renderings The final rendering should look like this. Start – Ipad Framework Create a new “850 Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up casually in this canvas. Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer. Create an inner rounded rectangle Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels. Add styles to your inner rectangle. It should look like this. Create Ipad Button Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle. Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”. Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path. Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this. Create screen Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen. Next you need some Apple icons to better…

Author: Anonymous Source: Discover it Complete renderings The final rendering should look like this. Start – Ipad Framework Create a new “850 Drag it into a rectangle and customize the size. I just fill it up casually in this canvas. Remember to add the following layer style to the rounded rectangle layer. Create an inner rounded rectangle Change the radius of the rounded rectangle to “15 pixels”, create another rounded rectangle inside the first rounded rectangle, and save the spacing of 10 pixels. Add styles to your inner rectangle. It should look like this. Create Ipad Button Select the Elliptical Selection Tool or the Circle Tool and create the iPad button close to the inner rectangle. Set a gradient overlay for the circle as shown below. Select the Rounded Rectangle Tool again, change its radius to 1 pixel, and type “Path”. Draw a rectangle inside the circle. You’d better zoom in first. Change the foreground color to #4a5e67 and click on the stroke path. Right-click to delete the path. It should look like this. Create screen Use the Rounded Rectangle Tool to draw a rectangle again. That will serve as our screen. Next you need some Apple icons to better…