2. Then set the foreground color to light yellow and the background color to dark green, and use the radial gradient tool to gradient from the upper left corner to the lower right corner.
3. Add a new layer, draw a long strip with the rectangle selection tool and fill it with dark green. This layer is used to make melon patterns.
4. Then hold down the ALT key and drag the rectangular bar to copy (the content copied by this method will not add a new layer).
5. Make sure that the current layer is a melon layer, hold down the CTRL key and click the melon layer to make it float, and execute the "Filter/Distortion/Ripple" command. Parameters can be customized. In this example, the size is set to medium and the quantity is 285.
6. Continue to execute the "filter/distort/spheroidize" command and set the value to 100%. After the reverse selection is completed, the redundant melon lines will be deleted.