

Learn how to create an exceptional wood texture finish using Photoshop. Transform your background like wood finishing.
Step 1: Create a Brown background for your canvas
Open a new file by clicking on File>Open. Click on Set foreground color. Choose brown color or a shade of wood color with Eye dropper Tool. Click on OK. Select
Paint Bucket Tool. Click on your canvas. It will fill the background with brown color.

Go to Filter>Noise>Add noise. A screen named Add Noise will appear. Select amount as 60% and distribution as gaussian. Check on Monochromatic. Click on Ok.
Go to Filter>Blur>Motion Blur. A screen named Motion Blur will appear. Select angle as 0 and distance as 5. Click on Ok.
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Step 4 : Use the liquify filter Open Go to Filter>Liquify. A window named Liquify will appear. |
Great! You have successfully created your wood texture effect.

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