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20 fresh new photoshop tutorials created in 2022

  1.  How to Make a 3D Book Mockup in Photoshop If you have a book cover design but the book isn’t printed yet, the only way to see how it’s going to look after printing is to use a book mockup. The more realistic it is, the better! In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make a 3D book mockup using a photo and a couple of Photoshop tricks. 2.  How to Create Rainy Night Scene in Photoshop In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a rainy night scene in Photoshop, with a dark & mysterious mood. The scene is comprised of a Japanese girl wearing kimono carrying a umbrella, standing outside in a restaurant, waiting for something or someone. 3.  Video Tutorial: How to Create a Vintage Pin-Up Effect in Adobe Photoshop In today’s Adobe Photoshop tutorial I’m going to take you through the process of creating a WW2 aircraft ‘nose art’ inspired image, featuring the classic ‘girl-riding-a-bomb’ style pin-up. 4.  How to Make a Graffiti Text Effect With Pho...

3D Text Effect in Photoshop

   Step 1 The first step before you open Photoshop is to choose a nice font for our 3D text. In my case, the font used was RBNo 2.1 Black DEMO, which you can download on Myfonts for free. Just click “Add to Cart” complete the process, and you will be given a link to download the font. However, feel free to use any font you like. Usually for large 3D text, I find that bold condensed sans-serif font works best. Step 2 Once the font is installed, open Photoshop and create a new document (Cmd/Ctrl + N) . Since we will be working in a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels, we will want our 3D text to be twice that size to maximize quality. Set up your document to 3840 per 2160 pixels, and click OK. Select the Type Tool (T) and write “SUMMER” in the center of your canvas. Open the Character panel and give it the following values. With your text layer select, go to 3D > New 3D Extrusion from Selected Layer . You should get the following result. Step 3...