Step 1 Create a New Document

Choose File > New or press Ctrl/Command + N. The size of my canvas is 1600px
(width) x 916px (height) but choose any size you wish.
Step 2 Background
Grab the Paint Bucket Tool, pick #7f3e08 brown color and fill the background.

Step 3 Stripes
Create a new layer name it Stripes. Grab your Rectangular Marquee Tool, draw out
a long rectangular shape. After that fill it with #602e06 (Edit > Fill > Color).
Step 4 Duplicate
Once youve filled the rectangle, duplicate the Stripes layer (right click Stripes layer
and click Duplicate Layer, click ok). Repeat this step as need be, so that it looks
like mine. Once it looks like my image merge all of the stripe layers.
Step 5 Rotate
Rotate your Stripes Layer (Edit > Free Transform or ctrl T) I rotated mines to
39 degrees. Duplicate this Stripe layer again and place it next to your first Stripe
layer. Merge both layers. Grab your Rectangular Marquee Tool and make another
rectangular shape that covers a little bit less than half of the canvas and press
delete.
Step 6 Illustrator
Fire up Adobe Illustrator. Create the same size canvas as the one you made in
Photoshop (File > New) 1600px X 916px.
Step 7 Chocolate Drips
Next, we will be creating the drips in Illustrator. Of course you can do this in
Photoshop but for me its easier to do it in Illustrator. Grab your Pen Tool (P) and
mimic the curves and drips that I have made in Illustrator. At this time it doesnt
matter what color you make the drip because when we transfer it over to Photoshop
we will change the color.

Step 8 Transfer drips to Photoshop

Transfer these drips over to photoshop by drag and drop or save it and open it up in
Photoshop. Once you have placed the drips in Photoshop, rasterize the layer (right
click on the layer > rasterize) and name it Drips. Soften the areas of the drips with
a soft round brush. In the image below I have circled the areas in red that have
some areas that need to be softened.
Step 9 Duplicate Layer and add Layer Styles
Duplicate your Drips layer three times. On the original layer, makes sure that the fill
is at 0% then double click the layer so that the Layer Styles dialog box pops up and
apply these settings. For the Inner Shadow I used #22190a.
The color I used for Inner Glow is #855100.

The color I used for Highlight Mode #ffe8b8 and for Shadow Mode #cfb788
The color I used for Satin #633701
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