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Metal Grid Photoshop Tutorial
This time we will create a metal grid effect from a scratch in today's Photoshop tutorial which is as usual simple to follow.
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Create random sized document.
Press D key to set black and white colors.
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2.
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After that click above on Filter, Texture and select Stained Glass...
In a new window set the same values as I did and click OK.
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Nice effect, do you agree?
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Select Magic Wand Tool (W).
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Click on black color to select it.
You might use the mouse scroller and Alt (Option on MacOS) to zoom in or zoom out.
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Then press Ctrl (Command on MacOS) and J together to create a new layer from selected area.
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We will fill the background layer with white color if it is not yet filled. In case if it is, skip to step 10.
Select Background layer.
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Click above on Edit and select Fill...
Set Use to White and click OK.
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And select the duplicated layer.
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Click above on Layer, Layer Style and select Inner Glow...
Set the same values as I did and set grey color (see my pic).
Don't close the window ...
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After that select Drop Shadow.
And set again the same settings like I did.
Click OK.
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