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Step 1
If you observe the final result, you can notice that it’s composed by
2 elements: the text and the outline shape. The easiest way to create a
text and its outline is with Illustrator. So create a 2000×1500 pixels
document in Illustrator and write something using the Creampuff font.
The font size is 280 pt.
Step 2
We have to turn the text into a path. Then go to Type>Create
Outlines. With the text still selected go to Object>Path>Offset
Path and enter a value of 25 px.
Step 3
Use the direct selection tool (A) to select only the outline letters. Merge them using the pathfinder (Window>Pathfinder).
Tip: if you want to select more then one element, hold down shift while clicking on each element
Step 4
Hide the offset path (uncheck its layer visibility) and select the
letters with the direct selection tool (A). Group them (ctrl+G) and
change their color to distinguish them from the outline path. It’s not
important the color you choose. Now you can replace outline shape
visibility.
Step 5
Open Photoshop and create a 2000×1500 pixels document. Fill the background with grey (#3f3f3f)
Step 6
Copy and paste the text and the outline path in 2 different layers.
Make sure to paste them as smart objects. In this way they can be
resized without lose image quality.
Step 7
Lets start working with the outline shape, then hide the text for the
moment. Right-click on the outline layer and select Blending Options.
Let’s start reducing the fill opacity to 0%.
Step 8
Add a dark grey (#242424) color overlay.
Step 9
How to create the pressed effect? Simply adding inner shadow.
Step 10
At this point you can make the text visible. We will still work with
blending options. Start reducing fill opacity to 0%. Then fill the text
with the same background color (#3f3f3f).
Step 11
Add a bevel and emboss effect:
Step 12
Our text is complete. The last step consists in adding a noise
effect. Create a new layer and fill it with grey (#3f3f3f). Now set the
same grey as foreground color and white as background color. Go to
Filter>Noise>Add Noise.
Step 13
Set the layer blending mode to screen with opacity 10%. We’ve finished!
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