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folder Photoshop Tutorials > Text Effects

Text on rust

super text effects Start with a black background, and set your foreground abd background color to #87681E and Black.
super text effects Go to Filter>Render>Clouds
super text effects Go to Images>Adjust>Brightness/Contrast:
Set : Brightness: 40 and contrast: -30
super text effects Go to Filter>Brush Strokes>Sprayed Strokes.
Set:
Stroke Length: 5
Spray Radius: 20
Stroke Direction: Horizontal
super text effects Go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise.
Set:
Amount: 3
Distribution: Gausian
Monochromatic: Checked
super text effects

Go to Filter>Brush Strokes>Splatter
Set:
Radius: 25
Smoothness: 15

super text effects

Go to Filter > Sharpen>Unsharp Mask
Set:
Amount: 70%
Radius: 55px
Threshold: 0

Do it 1 more time, this time, set:
Amount: 50%
Radius: 40px
Threshold: 0

super text effects

Use the type tool to create a new text. and apply the following layer styles:
DropShadow: Inner Shadow and 1 pixel stroke. you can play around with these.

Then set the text layer blending mode to "Linear Dodge

 

 

 

 

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