How to make 3D can in Photoshop

[Steyn]

Hi ,

I am using Photoshop CS version in my PC. I want to create a three dimensional can in one of the my drawing in photoshop. Can anybody have any idea about this. Please help. Thanks in advance.

[Eric B]

You need to draw a new layer shape and fill with a gradient. Then draw a elliptical shape in that layer and draw a elliptical shape for the top. You need to place an image which will be used to cover that. after that go to Distort > Spherize and change the blending option to Darken. Then press ALT key and click between the top two layers. You can apply a gradient to the second layer, if you want to change the color and make the can dark or light by using curve tool. Try it and reply.

[Steyn]

The following abaove steps is working fine, Thanks for the given information. I also stuck on on step in my drawing that how to color blur on drawing in photoshop. I want to make a green apple on that. Please help as soon as possible.

[JonathanD]

If you want to blur picture in your photoshop. Then follow the steps:
# Open your picture in photoshop.
# Keep copy of your picture, so this is back up of your drawing if something going wrong.
# Drag you picture to a 'Create a new layer' icon.
# Select the Hue/Saturation option from the Image Menu.
# Check the Hue/Saturation level.
# Click on the colorize option from that.
# Set the hue and saturation to the desired level
# Change the layer blend mode to 'Overlay' in the layer palette.

[ThoMas321]

If you want to Green Apple Style Design for wall paper, follow the steps:
# Clcik on file > new with 1280×1024 px and 300 dpi.
# Select the Rectangle Tool to create the background of the picture.
# Apply the next demonstrated parameters by making a mouse click.
# Select now the Ellipse Tool to draw the silhouette of an apple.
# Insert several tops on the made circle and then the Convert Point Tool by helps of Add Anchor Point Tool.
# Fill 0% on The layer’s parameters.
# Set the Blending Options to inner shadow.
# Set Blending Options on Gradient Overlay.

Check that and reply.