You can Open saved mesh to try out the original liquify to see how it would apply to this if you want. It didn't turn out to good (doesn't hurt to save mesh's) so we'll redo the bloating.
Finally some bloating that you can be happy about and without
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Create another text layer slightly smaller with similar phrasing and
choose a light green color as your fill. If you typed it in white then
just highlight the text editing field and click on your limerick green.
Rasterize it (you can duplicate if you want to first).
Bloat bloat bloat some more until you end up with similar FX. Once again dragging some key letters down and making it look rounded yet kind of random and wacky. If you bloat too much, you can move the brush over to push the bloat and make it smaller...you've probably already experienced this by now.
Now you've got three different wacky layers.
Duplicate each one of them and feel free to Edit: Transform them a bit. Place them throughout the design so they are each mostly legible. This will work as our background.
Go to the Shapes tools (U) and bring up the dialog box
of shapes and choose a flower or a hemp star like this.
Here we are going to add some nice vector elements to the balance..which
as simple as it is, really complements a design when used deliberately.
You can create these shapes separately by keeping them on Shape layers but here I'm using Fill Pixels. To fill pixels you'll want to create a new blank layer and thank you can drag click the cursor to create slightly different sized shapes on the layer. No drag queens here. The Basic Photoshop training program goes very in-depth with understanding and using vectors and also how they are applied in graphic design.
Create a new layer set by clicking on the folder at the bottom of the layers palette. Drag these layers into the layer set for organization.
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