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Theres a clipart part, the handle. It's not from any clipart collection. It's copied from an antique style metal part collection. At least a half of it was simply deleted and the light and viewing direction were edited. The result isn't especially good. It was originally a low res screenshot. It was changed to vector by tracing. Tracing didn't make it more accurate, but removed pixelation.

Theres a clipart part, the handle. It's not from any clipart library. It's copied from an antique style metal part collection. At least a half of it was simply deleted. The light and and apparent viewing direction were edited. The result isn't especially good because it was originally a low res screenshot and the viewing direction was totally wrong. It was converted to vector with tracing. Tracing didn't make it more accurate, but removed pixelation.

Unfortunately envelope distortion with top object generally cannot guess right curved shapes. For that reason the boards are warped manually with 1x1 envelope distortion mesh to approximately right shape altough a little too large. The exact curved outline of the cover (magenta) is used as clipping mask. The result is placed onto brown gradient with blending mode multiply.

Unfortunately envelope distortion with top object generally cannot guess right curved shapes. For that reason the boards are warped manually with 1x1 envelope distortion mesh to approximately right shape altough a little too large. The exact curved outline of the cover (magenta) is used as clipping mask. The result is placed onto brown gradient with blending mode multiply.

Theres a clipart part, the handle. It's not from any clipart collection. It's copied from an antique style metal part collection. At least a half of it was simply deleted and the light and viewing direction were edited. The result isn't especially good. It was originally a low res screenshot. It was changed to vector by tracing. Tracing didn't make it more accurate, but removed pixelation.

The wooden boarding of the cover is originally a group of straight grey rectangles. Unfortunately envelope distortion cannot guess right curved cases. For that reason the boards are warped manually with 1x1 envelope distortion mesh to approximately right shape altough a little too large. The exact curved outline of the cover (magenta) is used as clipping mask. The result is placed onto brown gradient with blending mode multiply.

The wooden boarding of the cover is originally a group of straight grey rectangles. More realistic texture image would be better, but then you must have the same realism everywhere to keep the balance.

Unfortunately envelope distortion with top object generally cannot guess right curved shapes. For that reason the boards are warped manually with 1x1 envelope distortion mesh to approximately right shape altough a little too large. The exact curved outline of the cover (magenta) is used as clipping mask. The result is placed onto brown gradient with blending mode multiply.