Just A Little Ol' Pumpkin,
How Hard Could It Be?
With the Magic Wand, select one of the brown lines. Hold down
the Shift key and select the rest of them with the wand. Once they
are all selected, copy and paste them as a new layer named lines.
Make the Merged Layer active. With the Magic Wand, click on the
first section of orange. Once selected, go to Images/Effects/Inner
Bevel. Use the preset of the Pillow.
Go to Brightness/Contrast with the settings of 20/10.
Do each section of the orange the same way.
When all the sections are done, go to Color/Colorize. Use the
settings in the image.
Now click on each line on the merged layer with the wand, once again holding
down the shift key to get them all selected. Go to Images/Blur/Guassian
Blur/2. Make the lines layer active. Do the same Guassian Blur
on them also. At this point you may have to check to make sure you
lined up the lines on the two layers.
Now you can further the effect by making the Merged layer active.
Click on the Retouch tool/Soften/Size 5/Opacity 100. Carefully soften
the lines a little more.
*If you are wondering why you had to do the lines layer, take note of
when you went back to the merged layer and you used the wand on the lines
after the pillow bevel. It picked up differently. With the
two layers, there is more depth and detail to the ridges of the pumpkin.
You can now merge Visible layers so we can finish this pumpkin up!
Whew!
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