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Welcome! Open up your image that you want to apply this text effect to. I feel this really makes a grunge image, but of course can be used for anything! Alot of this depends on the font. In this tutorial, I use Base 02. Also note the colours in this tutorial don't really matter...
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Start a new document 800x600. Fill the background with black. Now use the eclipse shape tool and create a small round shape about 30x30px. Then apply the following Gradient: Layer->Layer Style->Gradient overlay:...
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Open a new document in 1024x768 px. Fill the background with #D1D1D1, which is grey. Create a new layer and grab the Rectangular Marquee Tool. Make a big rectangle for your layout. My rectangle is 500 px width. Fill the selection with a brighter grey colour, #EFEFEF. ...
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Open a new document in size 350x150 px. The background is white and I have set the foregroundcolour to #022D00 and the backgroundcolour to #2A4F18.
Create a new layer and grab the Brush Tool. Go to Options Bar and check that Mode is on Normal and then bring up the menu with all the brushes...
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Start with Photoshop
Find two pictures in same size.
Select Picture1 and paste it into Picture2. Close Picture1. Now you have one picture with two layers.
Now we are going to use Imageready. Go to File > Jump To > Imageready (ctrl + shift + m)
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Start with Photoshop
Open a new document. I've chosen 200x100 px. Grab the text-tool and type a word. I typed "156".
Go down to Layers-palette and rightclick the text-layer and hit Rasterize Layer. Grab Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a selection around "1"...
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