1. Create a new image, any size will do, but I used 400x150 (standard sig size) 2. Fill the newly
created image with black 3. Create a new text layer with whatever text you want to use 4.
Merge the text layer with your background layer (Click on your text layer, press Ctrl + E) 5.
Filter, Stylize, Wind...Use Settings Below 6. Repeat by pressing Ctrl + F 7. Repeat steps
5-6, changing the direction of the wind to Right 8. Now rotate the canvas 90 degrees CW 9.
Repeat steps 5-7 10. Rotate the canvas 90 degrees CCW, this will return you to the origina...

Well it's been a long time since I did a gfx tutorial but do a simple CS3 tutorial request for a
sig and so I thought I do one especially on a good sig like this. Also a small notice this tutorial
is designed around for those who have experience with some of the techniques used in this tutorial,
but if you follow the directions correctly or close to it you should have same result either way.
Original image to be used http://www.filmedge.net/potc3/FanEvent/Cap...ow%20Banner.jpg Sig
After tutorial Step #1: Open a new layer 400x150 and fill it in with ...

Im not sure if this has been done before... I havent seen a grunge abstract tut before, but anyways
here it is /tongue.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tongue.gif' /> Outcome:
1. Fill the canvas with black, and brush with white using a grunge brush. After you have
completely filled the whole layer with the grunge brush, go to Image > Adjustments > Auto Contrast,
then go to Filter > Sharpen > Sharpen Edges, then finaly go to Edit > Fade Sharpen Edges and do an
opacity of 50%. Make a new layer. Repeat Step 1. another 2 times using different gru...

In this tut, I'm going to show you how to make this sig: OK then, lets get started,
Step1. Start off with a new document with whateve size you use. I use 350 x 150, but it is upto
you. Then, set your colors to basic by pressing D Step2. Fill it all with black by either
using the paint bucket or pressing ALT + BACKSPACE I have this: Step3. Make a new layer
by going to Layer>New>layer or by pressing CTRL + SHIFT + N and click OK. In this layer, take out
your favourite brush set, set the mode to soft light (It's on the right side of wh...

This is my first tutorial but i think it will go well. I am using Adobe Photoshop CS3, things make
look different but they will work on CS2 and more. I may do things different so dont flame me.
:laugh: I will do a full one after with a render but for now just the background. Ok lets
start! Full Grunge Signature Background Before we start you will need to download and
install this brush set: http://rapidshare.com/files/16829781/abstr...yalias.abr.html After you
have downloaded that place that file in C:/Program Files/Adobe/Adobe Photoshop CS3/Presets/Brushe...

Here you will learn how to create cool reflecting text effects! Step 1. Once your ready to add
text onto your signature your ready to being. With your text tool type what ever it may be. I
suggest for this effect your text be on something black And your text white. Step 2. Now we want
to duplicate that layer to do this select the layer and hit ctrl+j. Step 3. OK now that we have two
of the same layer select the duplicated layer and hit ctrl+t. Right click it and hit flip
vertically. Step 4. You want to move it down just a bit. Make sure that nothing touches. ...

1: Open up your canvas with the text on it. Duplicate the text layer. 2: Then go
Edit>Transform>flip vertical 3. You ratserize the text layer. 4. then you take the rectanglar
marqee tool, and make selection over the text (the duplicated one)about half ways up of the text 5.
Then right click > feather > put about 5px. Now press delete. And there you go, reflective text
You'll get something like this or even better. /biggrin.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" />...

Harry Potter Text Effect 1) Create a new image, or open an existing image you wish to put
text on. 2) Select the text tool (Just Hit T) and type in the text that you want with the
HarryPotter font 3) Go to Layer > Layer Styles > Blending Options, or jusr right click on the text
layer and click Blending Options. 4) Next, tick the box that says Bevel and Emboss, and apply the
following settings: 5) Now tick the box, Color Overlay and apply the following settings: 6)
Next, tick the Stroke box, then apply the following settings: then you are finished&#...

This tutorial will focus on how to create an image similar to the one seen on my blog . The basic
technique relies on something called a displacement map. A displacement map makes other parts of an
image appear to fit the contours and shading of another part. In my example here I have made the
(rather uninventive) name of my site fit the cliff-face in the image. Start off with the base
image you want to wrap the text on to. Ideally it should have some good contrast, yet the contrast
should not change too suddenly, otherwise you get very jagged results. I spent quite...

Cool Things to do with text! By shadow skazi Text is fun to play around with in Photoshop after
you rasterize it. Let's look at what we can do with it after we rasterize it. To rasterize the
text, go to Layer>Rasterize>Type Now we can do stuff to the text. First, we will start by
stretching and skewing text. Go to edit>transform>skew. Grab one of the anchor points and move it
around a bit, try combining the movement of two anchor points. After you've done this, press
enter. Yay! We've got some...distorted text. This can look nice on signitures i...

I'll just show you all how to do this. It's actually pretty easy. 1) Open a new transparent
document and use the type tool to create some text (use a big font with space between the letters).
I will be using Uzusi: 2) Now hold in Ctrl while you click on the text layer. This should
select your text: 3) Now with your text selected, all you need to do is copy an image you want to
use to the clipboard. I am using this image, but you can of course use whatever you want. 4)
After copying, go Edit -> Paste Into. My result now looks like this: 5) Click ri...

This is my 1st picture tutorial so its not done propely will improve next time Part one is small i
din check the size so pls bear wif it Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. Itsmyard ...

This tutorial will teach you how to make 3D text with Photoshop. 1. We would start with a simple
New File of 280X150 pixels. Press D to set up the background and foreground colors to default. Press
Alt+Backspace to make background black. Then with the help of the Horizontal Type Tool write your
text in white color using such settings: font family - Garamond Narrow, font size – 60pt, font
style – Bold. After accomplishing all this you will need to raster your image for further work go to
Layer > Rasterize > Type to make it. 2. Choose Edit > Transform > Perspective to...

Make a pretty glow-type liquidy border for your text! This is for people who use Photoshop. I
have CS 2, but you can make it with older versions. 1. Open a new document (default PS size should
be fine), and make the background black. 2. Using the text tool, write a largish word in white.
Works best with bolder fonts - I used "vein" (from dafont.com) at 72px. You should have something
like this: 3. Make a copy of the text layer by either dragging the layer over the New Layer
button or right-clicking on the layer and selecting "Duplicate Layer". Right click the c...

Hey This Is My 1st Full Signature Tutorial Click here for the tut Im giving the link because the
tutorial is big in size Pls Give me comments and thank me if this tutorial helps you...

this is my very first tutorial for trap17 forums and i am putting up a very simple but nice tutorial
on how to make bloody text using photoshop. open a new document with a white background and mode
set to grayscale , now type whatever words you want using a thick font , i used arial black
with the font layer selected while holding Ctrl press Enter to make a selction around the font go
to Layer > Flatten image, after the image is flattened go to Select > Inverse the next step is to
crystallize the text go to filter > Pixelate > Crystallize ( set the cell si...

Ok, well the other day i was making a video *dont ask why* and for the intro i wanted some pretty
cool font, and font effects and so i experamented with Photoshop for a while until i came up with
somthing i liked and i liked what i came up with so i think imma share it with people /biggrin.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> First off i used the font
Angryblue Available for download Here for PC's and Here For Mac's Now lets start off
by getting a new or existing image, for existing image just open an existing imag...

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I will teach you how to do a quick reflective text on your sigs and other graphic designs that have
text on them. Step 1 Put Your text on your sig design Step 2 For Best effect the First letter
of each word have a different color. Step 3 Go to layer then to Layer Styles and Choose
Dafault Settings of Drop Shadow and the select stroke and select black and 1px Step 5 Now Make
copies of your text and then go to edit > transform > Flip Vertically it should look like this.
Step 6a Move the copy text as close as you can like so. Step 6b Now on your l...

Please comment here and on Deviant Art. http://www.deviantart.com/view/22026345/ Thanks....

ok since im in the graphic mode im going to do a series of adobe ps issues for you noobs beginners
intermidate advance and god like graphic designers NOTE THESE TUTORIALS ARE COMING FROM
PIXEL2LIFE.com everything will be in quotes blah blah blah don't blame me if i miss something
which i won't HA. but in all seriousness the graphics are copyrighted to the user but not the
text. im like in the intermediate section since alot of the stuff i find or do is hard well for
me it is well anyways lets start it off first tutorial im going to talk about is place text o...

Here is a tut for flashing text. What you will need: Photoshop ImageReady
--------------------------- 1- First lets open up photoshop. Create a 400x100 image.
http://img76.exs.cx/img76/5634/18rf.gif 2- Now pick the color black then click on the paintbucket.
Click on the image so the background is black. http://img76.exs.cx/img76/1028/24nq.gif 3- Next
get the text tool and click somewhere in the middle of the image. Make sure the color of the text is
set to white or a different color that can be seen. Now type anything you want.
http://img164.exs.cx/img164/437...

Open up photoshop, and type something in black in all capital letters with font Arial Black 60px
(The cloud layer is for something later). Rasterize the text later by going to
Layer>Rasterize>Type Make a new layer, set your foreground color to white and grab your grunge
brush (You can get one from www.photoshopbrushes.com) and start brushing the later, the secret is to
only CLICK once. Now ctrl+click on your text layer in the layer pallette. Press shift+ctrl+I to
inverse the selection. Click on your grunge layer and press ctrl+e to merge the text and the grunge....

I'm not sure if this is obvious to you all or not, but I decided to make a tutorial for it
anyway. This tutorial is a lot shorter than my last C4D one, lol. You should end up with text
looking like this at the end of your tutorial: 1. Firstly, type in your name or whatever, using
the text tool. I used the BitDust Two font, at 36pt 2. Right-click the text layer in the Layers
box. Then select 'Rasterize Layer': 3. Then go to Edit > Transform > Distort: 4. A box
should appear around the text. Firstly click on the top-left point of the box, and drag ...

Step 1: Make a new file with contents white and mode ''grayscale''. Step 2: Typ
some black text. Step 3: Go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise. Amount»145 and Distribution to Gaussian
Step 4: Go to Layer>Flatten Image. Then go to Filter>Pixelate>Crystallize, Cell Size 3. Step 5: Go
to Filter>Stylize>Find Edges. Then go to Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur, Radius 0,8. Step 6: Go to
Image>Rotate Canvas>90CW. Then Image>Adjust>Invert. And hen Filter>Stylize>Wind ( Method: Wind,
Direction: From the Right ). Step 7: Go to Image>Rotate Canvas>90CCW. Then Image>Mod...

Step 1 Open up a new canvas in Photoshop, make it relatively large. (400x500 should do fine) Give it
a black background and move on to the next step. Step 2 Create a new text layer, and use a basic
font. I used AnimeAce, Bold, 100pt. (Times New Roman looks nice, as well) Make it white, the merge
the text layer with the black background. When you're done, move on. Step 3 This step requires
a filter. Go into the Filter menu, then into the artistic menu. Select Underpainting, and use the
default settings. When thats done, move on to the final step. Step 4 (final)...