1. Create a new black canvas, create an "orange" layer, draw a circle with rough edges, and fill it with white. The main reason for the uneven edges is to look more natural.

2. Lock the opacity of the "orange" layer, choose two different orange colors for the foreground and background colors, such as #fa9c28 and #ca5812, and then go to Filter - Render - Clouds.

3. Create another layer named "Fruit Core", set the front and rear background colors to black and white, and apply the cloud filter again.

4. Continue on the layer where you just made the cloud effect, Filter - Artistic Effect - Sponge. Settings are: Brush Size "0", Clarity "7", Smoothness "3".

5. Also make a filter - artistic effect - plastic packaging on the "fruit core" layer. Set to: Highlight intensity "13", Detail "15", Smoothness "3"

6. Click the mouse on the layer "Orange", press the ctrl key to load the selection, and then go to the "Fruit Core" layer Create a mask to get the circular core effect.

7. Set the layer mode of the "fruit core" layer to "Soft Light", and the effect will basically appear.

Next, start creating the "peel" and "flesh" parts

8. Create a new layer of "peel", also use the mask method to get the selection, then fill it with yellow, and then use the circle Cut out the middle part of the selection to get a yellow circle.

9. Use the blur and smudge tools to soften the inner edge of the circle, so that the parts where the peel and core are in contact have a fading and transition effect.

10. Use the brush to draw fan-shaped dividing lines to make the core appear like a petal. This step requires some painting skills. It's best if the lines are a little zigzag, so they look more natural.

11. Still use the blur and smear tools to soften the edges of the dividers. Pay attention! It’s best to blur only one side of the line so that it diverges, rather than blurring the entire layer!

12. Create a new layer, select two darker orange colors, add 2 circles around the "peel", that is, the yellow circle, and then use the eraser tool to add 2 circles to the dark "peel" circle. On it, lightly add some dots to create a blank effect and make the peel look more natural.

13. Continue to use the blur and smudge tools to make the peel circle you just deepened blend into the effect of the entire orange. Be careful not to overblur it here.

14. Around the deepened peel circle, use a small-headed brush to select brown to add some texture, then Filter - Noise - Add noise, set to "2" to create the peel Some details.

15. Create a new layer of "Color", choose a larger soft-angled brush, set it to "Highlight", choose a lighter yellow to paint on the center of the orange, and a darker color on the outer periphery of the orange. , so that the oranges have different color levels.

The above completes the production of an orange, and other colors are similar.

The next step is to combine several different colors of oranges, and then use leaf materials or brushes to compose the composition.

The production of the water drop part is mainly the setting of various values ????of "Add layer style". I will not go into details here. /jc/pmjc/ps/200606/9045.html Here is a Detailed tutorial.

I hope my answer is helpful to you.