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by Colin Smith
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Create a new layer and make a retangular selection.
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Select the linear gradient tool and the copper gradient.
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Drag from the top to the bottom of the selection, you now have a copperpipe.
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For this excercise we want a chrome pipe, so suck all the color out bygoing Shift+Ctrl/Cmd+U to desaturate the image. Or select desaturate fromthe menu.
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Now to make it more shiny chrome, open our famous curves box and usea similar curve.
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And we now have a shiny Chrome pipe..
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To add the segments: Create a new layer and draw a 2 pixel line in black.
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Duplicate the layer and press Ctrl/Cmd+I to invert the color, press theright keyboard arrow key 2x to nudge the white line over. Change it tooverlay mode in the layer mode menu.
Link the 2 lines and merge linked.
Alt/Option+Shift and drag the lines to duplicate them along the pipe.
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Here is a finished one with some color added by using hue/saturationwith the colorize box checked.
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