In this quick tip tutorial we will explain how to create a steel text effect using layer styles in Photoshop. Let’s get started!
If you’re ready go to Edit > Define Pattern… Name it Scratches and press ok. For the next pattern make another white layer. This time make some more scratches and use different brush sizes. If you are ready go to Edit > Define Pattern and name it Scratches 2. Now make the layers invisible. You can always use them to make another pattern if you aren’t satisfied with the result on the layer style.
Now we are getting somewhere!
When
you are in the texture section of the layer style click on your
document area and move the texture around until your happy with it.
Select
the STEEL STYLE layer > Copy this layer > Right click the new
text layer and choose > Rasterize Type Now select the Brush Tool and
take a hard brush 100% and size 15.
Zoom in and draw little around the letters with your Brush Tool. You get this effect below. Do this for all the letters.
Now select your Eraser Tool and remove some of the text like below
Tutorial Assets
The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.Step 1
First make a new PSD document 1000 x 700 pixels resolution 72 Dpi. Now open free texture metal 1010 and copy and paste it into your new PSD document. Press Command/Ctrl+T to transform the texture and resize it until you are happy with it.Step 2
Then we are going to make the textures for the steel style. Open the Metal Texture in Photoshop. Go to Image > Image Size and apply the settings as shown below. Now go to Edit > Define Pattern name it Steel Texture and press ok. Exit this document and go back to your document from step 1.Step 3
We’re going to create the following two patterns ourselves. Make a new layer in the document of step 1 by going to Layer > New > Layer. Fill this layer with white by going to Edit > Fill and choose white Now take your Brush Tool and set the brush Size to 1 px and the Hardness to 100% drawing some black lines through each other like below. The more lines, the more scratches the style gets!If you’re ready go to Edit > Define Pattern… Name it Scratches and press ok. For the next pattern make another white layer. This time make some more scratches and use different brush sizes. If you are ready go to Edit > Define Pattern and name it Scratches 2. Now make the layers invisible. You can always use them to make another pattern if you aren’t satisfied with the result on the layer style.
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