Let’s take a look at the renderings first:
Create a new document, fill the background with gray, and define the size yourself.
Set the foreground color to white and use the Ellipse Tool while holding down Shift to draw a circle.
Then execute "Select"-"Modify"-"Shrink" and set the value to 15.
Then create a new layer, execute "Edit" - "Stroke", set the stroke to 30, the color to black, and the position to the center.
Create a new layer and apply the stroke again.
Draw a circular selection and press Delete to delete the selection contents.
Draw the selection in the same way.
Draw a black polygonal shape.
Go to "Edit" - "Transform" - "Distort" to lay out the shape of the football surface.
Copy other shapes.
Create a new layer and draw some lines, paying attention to the direct connections.
Add color overlays and embossing effects to lines.
Creating shadows is very simple. Draw a black ellipse, then use Gaussian Blur and lower the Opacity to 50%.
Flatten the layers until you are left with the background layer, shadow layer, and ball. Then delete the gray background layer.
Open a stock image.
Drag it over and use it as a background.
Select the "ball" layer and load the selection.
Make a gradient fill.
Adjust levels and color balance.
Use the Magic Wand Tool to select all the black color of the ball, then go to Filter-Artistic-Plastic Wrapping.
![Photoshop simply draws realistic textured football]()
The final effect is as follows.
