- Make a preliminary sketch of a human figure.

- Draw all the details of the future robot.


- Draw the details of the robot in different layers using Pen Tool.
- Apply Layer style effects. Use layer's preset styles or create new ones using layer style settings.
- Use Linear
, Reflected
or Radial gradients
to create metal effect for different parts of the robot.

- Layer Style Adjustments allow to create different effects without using brush. It simplifies your work.


- In order to create chrome surface I used Slick Chrome effect (without stroke) from a layer style's palette.

- Examples of the most suitable styles for creation of metal effect.

- To create the grid, I used Pattern with grey circles on a black background.

- Use gradient stroke of different width to create the following effect.

- Cut out thin lines on the metal surface to create joints between details. Draw a substrate for joints in the previous layer.

- Apply Reflected Gradient to create the following cylinders
. - Change the angle of filling gradient according to the angle of the cylinder.

- Copy the cylinders and turn them upside down to create the undersides. Modify their form using Skew Transformation.

- Add various details.

- Create the face using Pen Tool and apply to it Reflected
Gradient Overlay.

- Create volume using gray Airbrush soft Round 50% flow.

- Add light glares using small white brush.


- For creation of hairdo use Circle2 brush.

- Create eyes, apply linear gradient and Outer Glow to them.

- Create a layer to draw light glares. Use soft white translucent brush.

- Create shoulders from several ovals and applly different layer style effects.
- Add shiny effect using star brushes from assorted brushes palette.

- To create volumetric forms, draw each side of object separately.


- Fill background with linear black/white gradient.

- Create a new layer.
- Click on "D" key to set default colors.
- Apply Render > Clouds filter to this layer.
- Go to Filter > Blur > Radial Blur(100; Zoom; Best).
- Choose Soft Light Blending Mode.


And here is the result! Click for larger view!


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