Blue Fiery Text

Step 1

Reset your colors then open a new document

Width: 400 Pixels
Height: 400 Pixels
Background: Background Color(should be black)

Step 2

Grab the Brush Tool

Make sure your foreground color is white. Then make 3 blobs that look roughly like this below.

Step 3

Now we are going to use the Plastic Wrap filter with following settings:

Highlight Strength: 15
Detail: 9
Smoothness: 7

and repeat it multiple times until we get something like the below image.

Step 4

Bring up the Hue/Saturation box and give it color

Colorize Box: CHECKED
Hue: 202(Since this is Blue Fiery, but feel free to choose your own color)
Saturation: 51
Lightness: 0

Step 5

Take the Text Tool (Choose a solid font, I used Franklin Gothic and a big size(105pt) is what I used, with a smooth anti-alias and white as the text color) and enter the text of your choice. Be sure to center the text on the screen so it is behind the part with the most goo stuff behind it. Right click on the text layer and click Rasterize Layer.

Step 6

You should be on the text layer still, go to Filter--> Blur--> Gaussian Blur with a 3.0 pixel radius or adjust it so the text looks somewhat similar to what we have below.

Step 7

Still you should be on the text layer, merge down this layer so now you should have just one layer named Background.

Step 8

Bring up the Levels box

Grab that arrow and drag it to the right until there is just little goo left and your text looks flared (In this example BOX 1 was 220).

Step 9

To finish off your image just grab your Brush Tool with black as your foreground color and select a big brush(45 Soft) and go around the edges roughly to get rid of the goo. Then go to a more finer brush(17 Soft) and zoom in and take out more of the goo remains.

Final Product

Done Done Done dun! Hope you enjoyed the tutorial, below is the final product we came up with, this tutorial is good for sigs and such..