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Drawing a Duck

Author: Fiery Darts More by this author


Start by creating a circle using elliptical shape tool.

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Press Ctrl+T. Right click the layer and select warp.

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Adjust the nodes to get the result as shown in the image below.

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Double click the layer to open layer style window. Apply layer style with the settings shown.

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Using pen tool draw the neck and face for the duck. Follow along the images below for exact shape.

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Create additional shape to add detail to the duck.

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Using pen tool create wing of the duck.

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Create feet of the duck using pen tool.

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Create eye of the duck using pen tool.

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Select wing layer. From layer menu select layer style>>create layers.

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Select both the layers and press Ctrl+E to merge.

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Select eraser tool and erase the top left portion of the wing.

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Similarly remove the stroke from other areas.

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Add details to the feet and other body parts.

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Create a new layer. Select a 2 pixel solid brush. Select stroke path with brush in path window.

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Create a new layer. Create a circular selection using elliptical marquee tool. Fill the selection with a radial gradient.

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Press Ctrl+T and squeeze it vertically.

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Ctrl+Click the layer to get the selection.

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Press Ctrl+Alt+D to feather the selection. Feather the selection by 20 pixels.

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Press Ctrl+Shift+I to inverse the selection and delete the outer selection several times.

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Apply a light gradient to the background.

Drawing a Duck Tutorial: Final Result



Author's URL: www.fierydarts.com

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