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In this tutorial, I’m going to add to the image a bit using the free Dust Particle PS Brush Set found here at We-graphics. After all, what’s the point of creating a 3D image without something intended to “come at” the viewer. Also, I will be working with this fantastic image from Unsplash.   Step 1 – Adding Some Particles First up, I’m going to open the image in Photoshop and install the dust particle brush set. On a new layer above the image, I’ll click and add a few dust particles using a dark (almost black) color. I’ll scale the brush down so that the particles appear pretty small. On another layer I’ll add some lighter colored particles. Finally, I’ll add some larger scale particles on another layer, using both the dark and light colors. Step 2 – Create a Vintage Look I want this image to appear colder and a bit more dramatic, plus I want it to have a bit of vintage tone to it. We’ll achieve this look with a couple of quick adjustment l...

There are so many things that can be done in the Photoshop CS6 3D environment. With all the 3D tools and settings, you can create many amazing 3D effects easily and quickly. This tutorial will show you how to create a simple and fun layered text effect using the 3D capabilities, and will show you some cool tips and tricks that can be used whenever working in the 3D environment in general as well. Tutorial Assets 1-  PoetsenOne font . 2-  Tiles Texture – 2 . Step 1 Create a new 1150 x 825 px document, and create the text in Black using the font PoetsenOne, and the font Size 200 pt. Next, we are going to create some guides near the top and the bottom of the text. To do so, show the Rulers (View -> Rulers), then click and drag the ruler at the top to create each guide and place it where you want it to be on the text. The holes we are going to create inside the text will be added along those guides. Duplicate the text layer, and make it invisible by clicking ...