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Army Swiss Knife Tutorial

May 25th, 2008 in Photoshop Tutorials by Richard Carpenter

Army Swiss Knife Tutorial

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About The Author: Richard Carpenter

Hi im Richard Carpenter im a freelance web and graphics designer from England. I am also a regular Blogger, Tutorial Writer, and owner of HV-Designs. You can follow me on twitter HERE. You may also view my portfolio HERE.

 

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Create a new document 600×400 fill the background with a color of your choice OR use an image like a wood texture. Im going to use the wood texture feel free use it.

Select the rounded rectangle tool, change the radius to 40px (see image below).

Draw out your rectangle and fill with the color black.

Add these layer styles to our black rectangle.

Your image should now look like this.

Now using the pen tool create a selection like selection one (see image below), using the rectangular marquee tool create a selection like selection two (see image below). Fill the selections with white and set layer opacity to 4% or 5%.

You should have something like this.

Select the ecliptical marquee tool and create a small cirlce, this will act as a small screw. Fill the top half with the color #e0d1c2 and the bottom half #462d13. Add this bevel layer style style to your screw.

Your screw should look like this.

Duplicate the screw a further 3 times and place in the corners of your knife.

Now goto your custom shapes libary and select one of the shields.

Draw out a smallish sheild, select the pen tool and instead of going to “fill path” goto “stroke path”. Use the rectangle marquee tool and make a small cross for the middle of the sheild. Now rotate your sheild and place at the end of the knife.

Now select the pen tool and create a shape like this.

Fill with the color white, then add these layer styles.

Move your shape behind the the knife.

Now create a small shape like this (see image below), again with the pen tool.

Fill with a darkish grey color and then add this layer style.

Now duplicate your knife blade, flip it 180 degrees and then place at the bottom of your knife. Your final image should look like this.

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25 Responses to “Army Swiss Knife Tutorial”

  1. LXS says:

    Cool, very nice.. good ideas

  2. Art king says:

    Nice Work

  3. tuan anh says:

    great tutorial!
    thank you very much :D

  4. Emrulez says:

    Hey Admin u got step 4 twice u miss step 5 with the gradient!

  5. ADMIN says:

    thx for pointing that out :) much appreciated

    all fixed now

  6. Good tutorial! It has made its way directly to the main page of http://www.tutorialsroom.com and under Photoshop tutorials. Please feel free to submit more of your good tutorials using this link: http://www.tutorialsroom.com/tutorials/submit_tutorials.html.

  7. mj says:

    wow!
    thanks!

  8. UAU! Very nice work!!

  9. goldensun says:

    thank you about every thing you do

  10. Great tutorial, would be nice to mention credits, since you are using one of my photographs. :)
    http://preteritoperfeito.com
    Cheers

  11. bobsampie112 says:

    http://www.digitalplace.nl/tutorials/zakmes-in-photoshop

    this is your tutorials…

    i think they coped your tutorial….

    take a look..

  12. Dudewtf says:

    Another great awesome tutorial, but wouldn’t it be better to use a real penknife picture? No, as a matter of fact, it wont. This is too awesome

  13. DP says:

    @bobsampie; Removed.

  14. Nice tutorial.

    By the way, I don’t have the shield in my custom shapes library :/

  15. Lloren says:

    Awesome!

  16. Lloren says:

    It’s great to know this tutorial. Honestly, it helps me lot.
    Thank you very much!

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