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1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors.
3. Click on Filter > Noise > Add Noise, set Amount to 400, set Distrubution to Gaussian and check the Monochromatic checkbox, OK...
1. Make a new image (ctrl+n), in this example i have used 477x250 pixels. Make the background black.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, type a text via the 'Horizontal Type Tool', type whatever you want. Make the text pretty big. (look at the image below)...
1. Make a new picture (CTRL+N) i used the format 477x250 pixels.<br/> 2. Type a text in the middle of the image using the 'Horizontal Type Tool'.<br/> 3. Right-click on the text-layer and choose 'Razterize Layer'...
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1. Make a new image (ctrl+n), in this example i have used 477x250 pixels. Leave the other settings as deafult, click OK.
2. Press 'D' to reset the colors, now your primary color is black and your secondary color is white.
3. Click on the 'Horizontal Type Tool' click in your image...
1. Begin with a new file, 400x100, with #3E3B70 as your background color. Then take the Text Tool and type in something.
2. Now right click on your text layer and choose Blending Options, then apply these settings:...
1. Begin with a new file, with a black background and the size doesn't matter. I choose 400x150 for this tutorial. Now take the Text Tool and type in your text.
2. Now right click on your text layer and chose Blending Options. Click on Bevel and Emboss...
You will learn how to create plastic texts in Adobe Photoshop.
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1. Begin with a new file, size and color doesn't matter. Then take the Text Tool and type in something.
2. Now go to the layers palette and right click on your text layer, choose Blending Options and apply this settings:...
1. Start with a new file, size and color doesn't matter, then take the Text Tool and type in your text.
2. Go to the layers palette and right click chose Blending Options and do these settings:...
1. First thing to do is to open up your image, then take the Text Tool and type in your text, the color on the text doesn't matter.<br/> 2. Now right click on your text layer in the layers palette and choose Blending Options, then apply these settings:...
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