Gold and glass effects are the most difficult effects to achieve in
Photoshop, even more when they are combined. So, in this tutorial I will
teach you how to create a combined gold and glass text effect using
quick and esay tips with layer styles in Photoshop. Hands to work!
What we will create in this tutorial.
![perfection gold and glass text effect perfection gold and glass text effect](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_ue1F8Rw7F7Sfp8eORhP2yta7PfOrjSNQGOqtGPmU1B3ke_-ehltKNQdoDw6CG4TtiJGpgAZT0WTy-HIKwAiS3DporcqLIPCcKVn6_e7q4ki5kju2JU5iqX__RKmDiVvFuieFDbxat4xpUx=s0-d)
Create a blank a black document and fill it with black.
Download the
metal surface texture here. Place it on the document and down the opacity to 30%. Then, open the Layer Styles panel and give it a Color Overlay style.
![photoshop metal texture photoshop metal texture](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tBpmf39mR4Y3e8IHo2xhVoA4HpgIb_yjcn-2_DaAqeHyrPoBv_q5VCke9dIvcomHC0R3KRh-fXzraMXwALSRWde0yM36G-s_ILINI_uDI55RtfORoYZQ=s0-d)
Create a new blank layer, select the Rectangular Marquee Tool, and with a
high Feather value select all your document. Press Control (CMD) +
Shift + I and paint the new selected area with black. This will give us a
vignette effect but a more marked effect.
![vignette effect vignette effect](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_sS6u7DohTwYPibs_6Quv9ajmG_R5Jm5xfsVTlFbe_8RMs4h3EcQcmUugRwmSPxxfybSMwGlAM33_q8po9GDAuPQSrH2BCyXqRv-CySRfmvgMnjl8GXw8k=s0-d)
Grab the Type Tool, select the akaDora font, type your text with black
color in to the document, center it and take the Fill Opacity to 0%. If
you don't have the akaDora font you can download it here. I
highly recommend you to set a large font size because we are going to
use Bevel and Emboss style to recreate a glass effect in the inner part
of the text. So, the bigger the font size, better the result. I'm using
about 180pt.
![4](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_u88uoEkp1yR2V3TpFOd09XnmAQswWhAEfaQGKFyMvBbTE4irOP7bkUL4n5hii8dAXiAt8N2IFto1gCajbfc5F_xwZCxaq-FSAOr_MwD0E925E6SD5TUA=s0-d)
Now, going to the interesting part, open up the Layer Styles panel and apply the following styles to this layer.
![photoshop layer styles photoshop layer styles](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_uXAyowes55wLgomQQyaVjIcrXwNcyCIiK1nTVSoCsfzS6Ew8lf9MqXW1krS1gw1nZ7H5qKeSkYmIn_0EEzZKNBmHSVkFnaTBfVaETLDROvIW6eP31AXHFC1dsqB-0=s0-d)
The first part of the effect - the glass effect - is done. To do the
rest, duplicate our text layer and remove the current Layer Styles of
the duplicated layer by right clicking on it and press Clear Layer
Style. Then, apply the following Layer Styles to it.
![photoshop layer styles photoshop layer styles](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_ttqHLCxPzyR1EzT7h7u3uhs2s0x0nr0gJbi0NLf5xW8jlfGwgKNUluR4EvFp0g1vuGqbmQT6mXGwu_I-UXTW_Y1NxFMmfVy_37lahRgJnQSby6_UTZQn4dKWXgsq8=s0-d)
To add a final detail to our image press the D key, create a new layer
fill the layer with black and go to Filter > Render > Difference
Clouds. Change the layer blending mode to overlay.
Final Image
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