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Wire Holder - By following this tutorial learn how to create an interface wire holder.
Introduction: In this tutorial I will teach you how to create an interface wire holder. If you are having problems feel free to e-mail us, or post a message on the forum.
 

In this tutorial, I will teach you how to create the interface effect above.

Step1: Setting up work space.
Create a new image using the dimension  800 x 600. Set the background color to white, this can change depending on where you want to place the Tag. Create a new layer, Layer New Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). 

Step2: Creating the wire holder.

Name the new layer, Face plate. This is just something simple to pace the "Wire Holder" on to. Click on the Rounded Rectangle tool and create the shape shown below.

With that, right click con the "Face Plate" Layer and apply the Blending Option shown below.

Click ok, to apply the setting. Create a new layer, Layer New Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). You can name this layer Base, Click on the Ellipse and create the shape shown below.

Right click on the Base layer, click blending Options, and add the settings below.

Outer Glow

 

Gradient Overlay (Download Gradient)

 

Stroke (Color# 000000)

Click ok to apply the settings. With that you should have the effect shown below.

Create a new layer, Layer New Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). Name this layer pipe. I know some of the layer name don't relate to the tutorial. I just name them to make it a little easer ;p. Anyway click on the Rectangular tool and create the rectangle shown below. You can Zoom into your image to get a better view if you want.

Now using the Pen tool and draw a selection around the rectangle shown below

On the second click, Hold the mouse down and drag to create the curve effect. With that close the selection and still using the Pen tool right click and select the option shown below.

Leave the Feather Option at 0, click ok and you should see the selection below.

Hit the Delete key, on your keyboard and zoom out of you image. Right click on the pipe layer and add the blending options shown below.

Gradient Overlay

 

With that you should have the effect shown below.

hold Ctrl, and click on the pipe layer to select it as shown below.

With that image still selected, click on the Base layer and press delete. With that you should have the effect below.

Create a new layer, Layer New Layer... (Shift+Ctrl+N). Name this layer clamp. Using the Rectangular Marquee Tool create the selection shown below and fill it with any color using the Paint Bucket

Right click on this layer and apply the settings shown below.

Gradient Overly (Download Gradient)

 

Stroke

Click ok, with that you should have the effect shown below.

Duplicate the clamp layer and drag it down to get the effect shown below.

Create a new layer, above the Face Place layer. Name this layer Wire, Using the Rectangular Marquee Tool create the selection shown below and fill it with blue color using the Paint Bucket . The color does not matter.

Right click on the wire layer, and apply the blending options shown below.

Drop Shadow

 

Outer Glow

 

Color Overlay

Click ok, and with that you should have the effect shown below.

Hold shift, click and select layers Base, pipe, and clamp layers. With the layers selected, Duplicate the layer, by right clicking on the layer and selecting Duplicate layer as shown below.

With that layers duplicated and highlighted press Ctrl+E to merge the layers.

With that you should have the effect above. Using the Chop Tool right click on the layer you just created and click Free transform.

Change the Height to -100% this will flip the "holder" around, to get the effect below.

Finished:
Well that is it, hope it came out to what you expected.  If you have any question or comment about this tutorial, feel free to post a message on the forum, or email me.

 

This Tutorial was Created by Mark
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