If you don’t like it, undo and try the fibers again with different settings. You will now have a texture that looks like wood. Experiment with different variance and strength settings for different results. This is where you will dial in the wood texture. Set your foreground and background colors to light and dark wood tones as shown. Change this layer mode to Overlay 50%.I started with a new document at 800 X 800 pixels, RGB and 72 dpi. Press Ctrl+J to paste the selected area into a new layer and hide the original layer. Go to Select > Color Range and choose Fuzziness = 170: Duplicate the layer from step 3 of section 1 and move it on top of the layers of the wood 2 group. Use a Curves adjustment layer to brighten the details of the texture. Make a group for all the layers which have Overlay mode. Use a layer mask to blend them with the existing canvas and hide all the hard edges. Use a soft black brush to erase the bottom and the top to make them less visible and match with the middle’s visibility.ĭuplicate this layer twice and move it down to the middle to increase the details for this section. To fix it, duplicate the layer and add a mask to this layer. The middle of the texture looks blurred and less detailed than the others. Hide all layers except the original fill layer and the merged one. Press Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E to merge all the visible layers into a new one. Make a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to desaturate the result. Ĭonvert this layer to a Smart Object again. After that go to Edit > Transform > Rotate 90 Clockwise. Go to Filter > Blur > Motion Blur and set the following values:ĭuplicate this layer and rasterize it. ĭuplicate this layer and go to Filter > Pixelate > Mezzotint and choose Long Strokes. Hide this group.Ĭreate a new layer and fill it with the color #c19356. Select all the visible layers and press Ctrl+G to make a group for them. Use a Curves adjustment layer to change the contrast and color of the texture. Turn on the fiber layer and we get the result:Ĭreate a new layer and use the Clone Tool (S) to remove some similar details over the texture, make it appear more natural.Īdd a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer to desaturate the wood texture a bit: Set the Highlight color to #1c180e and the Shadow color to #64522c. I turned off the fiber layer to make you see the result more clearly.ĭouble click this layer, choose Bevels and Emboss. Hide or delete the Levels adjustment layer as we don’t need it anymore. Choose the new layer and press Ctrl+V to paste the selected details into it. Press Ctrl+I to invert the selection and hit Ctrl+C to copy it. Click on the canvas to select the red details.
Choose the layer with the fiber effect and activave the Magic Wand Tool (W). Make a new layer above the Levels adjustment layer.
Set the foreground and background to #bb7f4d and #472f0f and then go to Filter > Render > Clouds :Ĭonvert this layer to a Smart Object and go to Filter > Render > Fiber and pick the following settings:Ĭreate a Levels adjustment layer above the current layer and change the contrast to the nearly maximum. Create a new 1500×1500 px document in Photoshop and fill it with the color #c58352.
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