Use Photoshop filters to create metallic maple leaves

This tutorial introduces how to create metallic texture graphics. Idea: First use the filter effect to create a large picture with a metallic texture. There are many filter effects used. Then draw a selection of the graphics you want, delete the excess parts, and then adjust the overall effect, and the effect will come out!
final effect

1. Create a new file in Photoshop, then create a new layer "Layer 1", press the D key to restore the foreground and background colors to the default black and white, and select "Filter" "Rendering" in the menu bar "Clouds" command, the effect is shown in Figure 1.


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2. Select the "Filter", "Blur" and "Gaussian Blur" commands in the menu bar, set the radius to 50 in the pop-up dialog box, and get the effect as shown in Figure 2.


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3. Select the "Filter", "Noise" and "Add Noise" commands in the menu bar, and the dialog box that pops up is shown in Figure 3.


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The result is shown in Figure 4.

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4. Select the "Filter", "Blur" and "Radial Blur" commands in the menu bar, and the dialog box that pops up is shown in Figure 5.

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The result is shown in Figure 6.

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5. Select the "Filter", "Sharpen" and "USM Sharpen" commands in the menu bar, and the dialog box that pops up is shown in Figure 7.

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The result is shown in Figure 8.

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6. Click the "Add Layer Style" button, select the "Gradient Overlay" command in the pop-up drop-down list, and set the pop-up dialog box as shown in Figure 9.

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The gradient effect is shown in Figure 10.

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The result is shown in Figure 11.

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7. Select the "Custom Shape Tool" in the toolbox and draw a path in the screen, as shown in Figure 12.

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Press Ctrl+T to bring up the free deformation frame and rotate the pattern, as shown in Figure 13.

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8. Press Ctrl+Enter to convert the path into a selection, click the "Add Layer Mask" button, and get the effect as shown in Figure 14.

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9. Click the "Create New Fill or Adjustment Layer" button, select the "Curves" command in the pop-up drop-down list, and set the pop-up dialog box as shown in Figure 15-17.

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10. Select layer 1, press Ctrl key to click Curve 1 to select and load it, press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E keys to execute the "Stamp Visible Layer" command to get a new layer, named Figure Layer 2.

11. Hide layer 1 and curve 1. Press the Ctrl key and click the layer thumbnail of "Layer 2" to load the selection, select the move tool, press the Alt key and press the up arrow key 12 times continuously. The effect is shown in Figure 18.

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Press the Ctrl+C keys to perform the "copy" operation, and then press the Ctrl+V keys to perform the paste to obtain layer 3.
12. Select layer 2, click the "Add Layer Style" button, select the "Gradient Overlay" command in the pop-up drop-down list, and set the pop-up dialog box as shown in Figure 19.

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The final effect is shown in Figure 20.

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