Photoshop Tutorial: Teach you how to draw a realistic white pear

1. Create a file of 17 cm x 14 cm, with a resolution of 72 pixels, and fill the background color with dark red.

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2. Create a new layer 1, make an elliptical selection, and make a radial gradient.

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3. Duplicate layer 1 (change to layer 2) and execute Image--Adjustment--Brightness/Contrast.

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4. Set the mode of layer 2 to Dissolve and adjust the fill to 8.

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5. Go to Layer 2 - Layer Style - Bevel and Emboss.

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6. Merge layer 1 and layer 2.

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7. Execute Filter - Liquify and change the image into a pear-shaped image as follows:

8. Use the deepening tool to deepen the area around the pear, as shown in Figure 3-8.

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9. Use the deepen tool to deepen the top of the pear into a black pit.

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10. Create a new layer and use the Polygonal Lasso Tool to create the shape as shown.

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11. Fill it with dark yellow, use Liquify to bend it, and use the Burn tool to darken the lower part.

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12. Create a new layer above the background layer, set an elliptical selection, feather it by 5 pixels, fill it with dark red (or Gaussian blur), and move it to the lower right of the pear to form a shadow.

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13. Make a piece of red cloth, the final effect.

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