In this second part of the tutorial, we are going to draw a realistic Wacom Bamboo. Make sure to 
read the first part, drawing the path in Illustrator.
Preview
Below is the final result of this tutorial.
Resourse Used
Following resource is used in this tutorial:
Step 1: Import Vector Path from Illustrator
Select all the paths we have made in Illustrator. Copy (Ctrl + C) and then paste it (Ctrl + V) in Photoshop.
In Photoshop, you will get a dialog box asking type of paste that you
want. Because we want to export the vector path, we choose Path.
All the paths is now imported in a new path. You can find them inside Paths panel. Double click the path and change its name.
Step 2: Wacom Main Shape
Select wacom main shape path. Copy and then paste it on a new path.
Click black and white icon on Layers panel to add new Adjustment Layer.
Select Solid Color and set its color to #222327.
Step 3
Make new layer on top of previous shape. Fill it with white. Set its
blend mode to Multiply. Convert it to Clipping by pressing Ctrl + Alt +
G. Click Filter > Noise > Add Noise.
Step 4
Below is our result. The shape now has subtle texture on its
surface. If your texture is not enough, you can simply duplicate the
layer by pressing Ctrl + J.
Step 5
Make new layer. Set foregound color to white. Activate brush tool.
Paint some highlights on indicated areas below. To get best result, make
sure to paint patiently using low Opacity brush.
Step 6
Select inner shape of the wacom and paste it on a new path. Add new Adjustment Layer with color #111113.
Add following Layer Styles.
Step 7
Select main pad area path. Paste it on new path and add new Adjustment Layer Solid Color with color: #111113.
Again, add Layer Style Bevel and Emboss and Gradient Overlay.
Step 8
Hit Ctrl + J to duplicate the shape. Transform (Ctrl + T) it to 99% of its original size.
We still use previous Layer Style settings. But, this time set Direction on Bevel and Emboss to Up.
Here's our current result.
Step 9: Reflection
Duplicate Wacom inner shape that we have created in Step 6. Change
its color to white and remove all its Layer Styles. Add a triangle shape
and set its mode to Intersect.
Step 10
Reduce layer Opacity to 10%.
Step 11
Add Layer Mask onto the shape. Draw Linear Gradient from white to black until the reflection fades away.
Step 12: Wacom Drawing Pad
Activate Wacom drawing pad and convert it into a new Adjustment Layer Solid Color. Set its color to #2a2a2e.
Add Layer Style Gradient Overlay.
Step 13
Let's add texture onto the drawing pad to make it appears realistic.
Make new layer and then fill it with white. Click Filter > Noise >
Add Noise. Set blend mode to Multiply.
Step 14
Activate brush tool. Right click on canvas and set brush size to 1 px with 0% hardness.
Step 15
Make new layer above the drawing pad. Select rounded rectangle path inside the drawing pad. Right click and select Stroke Path.
In the next dialog box, select Brush.
Step 16
Convert layer to Clipping Mask by pressing Ctrl + Alt + G. This way, the stroke will stay inside the drawing pad.
Step 17: Buttons
Activate Pencil tool. Set its size to 1 px. Draw some black lineson indicated areas below.
Step 18
Next to the line, draw another white line. This time, decrease its
Opacity to 30%. Combination of these black and white lines will create
an inset effect.
Step 19
In the middle of the buttons, draw some white dots.
Step 20
Draw a white rectangular shape on the middle of the buttons. Add Layer Style Gradient Overlay.
Step 21
Draw an elliptical selection on top of the shape. make new layer and
then fill it with white. Remove selection (Ctrl + D) and soften it with
Gaussian Blur (Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur). Reduce Opacity and
then erase both its end using a very soft Eraser tool.
Step 22
Activate Brush tool and set foreground color to white. Draw subtle
highlight on Wacom corner. This subtle highlight will add realism onto
the shape.
Step 23: Shadow
Ctrl-click wacom basic shape to make new selection based on its shape.
Step 24
Make new layer and place it under all layers. Fill selection with
black and then remove selection using shortcut Ctrl + D. Soften the
shadow using Gaussian Blur (Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur).
Step 25: Label
Draw a rectangle under the pad. You can use any color, it doesn't matter.
Step 26
Activate pen tool. Click on the rectangle to add new layer. Pull new point down. What we want here is a natural label shape.
Step 27
Grab fabric texture
and place it above the label shape. Convert it into Clipping Mask by
pressing Ctrl + Alt + G. This way, the texture will stay inside the
label area.
Step 28
Make new layer and and convert it to Clipping Mask. Use soft brush
tool to paint subtle highlight and shadow on the label. Because the
layer has been converted into a Clipping Mask, anything you paint will
goes inside the label. Draw black rectangle and put it behind the label.
As you can see below, the label appears very natural.
Step 29
Make new layer above the label. Paint subtle shadow from the Wacom on the label.
Step 30
Add white text on top of the label.
Double click text layer and drag black slider on Underlying layer option to the middle.
This slider will bring up black pixel from layers underneath it. The result is natural looking text.
Step 31: Cable
Draw a black rectangle under the pad. Activate pen tool and click on
the path to add new points. Drag new points until we have a natural
looking cable.
Double click layer and add Layer Styles Bevel and Emboss.
Step 32
Ctrl-click cable to make new selection based on its shape. Move
selection down a few pixels by pressing down arrow. Make new layer under
the cable and fill selection with black.
Step 33
Soften the shadow by adding filter Gaussian Blur.
Step 34
Erase some part of the shadow to make it appears more realistic.
Step 35: Pen
We have finished drawing the pad, let's move on to work on the pen.
To prevent it from distracting our work, put all layers into a new group
and click eye icon on front of it to hide the pad.
Activate pen path and hit Ctrl + Enter to convert it into selection.
Make new group layer and then click Add Layer Mask. Next, we will draw
the pen inside this group layer.
Step 36
Activate pen main path. Click Add Adjustment Layer icon and select
Solid Color. Set its color to #1b1c1e. Double click layer and add Layer
Style Gradient Overlay.
Step 37
Use Brush tool to draw highlight on outer side of the pen. Reduce its Opacity to 40%.
Step 38
Draw a rounded rectangle on its center with color #141517.
Step 39
Ctrl-click shape we have just created. make new layer and fill it with white.
Step 40
Move selection up by pressing up arrow key a few times. Hit Delete key.
Click Select > Deselect to remove selection. Soften the highlight by adding filter Gaussian Blur.
Step 41: Pen button
Draw a rounded rectangle and set its color to #1d1e20.
Add Layer Styles Drop Shadow, Bevel and Emboss, and Gradient Overlay to change the button appearance into 3D.
You can see the result below.
Step 42
Zoom in using Zoom tool to see details on the button. Set foreground
color to white. Activate Brush tool with radius 1 px. Paint subtle
highlight on the button edges.
Step 43: Eraser
Draw a rounded rectangle with color #141517 for pen eraser. Put it under all shapes.
Add Layer Style Inner and Gradient Overlay.
Step 44
Make new layer above the eraser. Paint pen shadow on the eraser using soft brush.
Step 45
Use Zoom tool to see details on the eraser. Draw some subtle highlights using 1 px brush.
Step 46
Our current pen has no proper lighting. So, let's add one. Our light
source is located on top right of the pen. Activate brush tool and paint
highlight on the pen.
Step 47: Pen Tip
Draw a small black rectangle on top of the pen. Make new layer and then paint a small highlight on the tip using 1 px brush.
Step 48: Shadow
Remember that our pen is located in a group layer with layer mask. We
made the group layer in Step 35. Now, we need to make pen shadow
outside the group layer. Ctrl-click pen path to convert it to selection.
Press left arrow key a few times to move the selection. Make new layer
and place it under pen group layer. Fill selection with black. Remove
selection using shortcut Ctrl + D or click Select > Deselect.
Step 49
Click Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur to soften the shadow.
Step 50
Activate Eraser tool and set its Hardness to 0%. Erase top and bottom part of the shadow to make it realistic.
Step 51
We've done drawing the pen. Let's bring back the pad.
Step 52: Rotating the Pen.
let's rotate our pen position to make it natural. Activate pen shadow
layer and pen group layer. Hit Ctrl + T to perform transformation. Drag
outside the transformation frame to rotate the pen.
Final Result
Here is the final result of our drawing tutorial. Click on the image to see it in full size.
