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Text Effect with Urban Background in Photoshop

In this tutorial, I will show you the steps I took to create this Create a Unique Break-Apart Text Effect with Urban Background in Photoshop. This is an intermediate level tutorial so some steps can be tricky, but why not have a try :) The text itself is made up from wooden texture, along with some particle brush effect. You will be using techniques such as layer blending options, warp tool, image adjustments, and some paintings with custom brushes. Finding a good business card printing company, can help streamline your marketing efforts. Here is a preview of the final effect I have for this tutorial: (click to enlarge) Step 1 Create a new document sized 700px *960px (size doesn’t really matter in this tutorial, you can choose a size suits you) with black background. Create a new layer and use the smoke brush you download, paint some smoke patterns onto the canvas: Load the crack texture into Photoshop, and use the rectangular marquee tool to select a porti...

Photo Manipulation Techniques in Photoshop

  1. Create a Template Step 1 Create a New Document (File > New ). The size doesn’t matter since we will just be building a template in 3D. I’m starting at 8 x 5.5 inches. Step 2 On a new layer, Use the Brush Tool to paint in dots to represent the placement of the strawberries. Step 3 Copy (CMD/CTRL + C) and Paste (CMD/CTRL + V) the dots until you have several rows. (As a temporary solution, I’ve identified the strawberry that will be the focal point as a green dot.) Step 4 We will now start to form some rough shapes that will act as placeholders in our scene. Right-Click and select New 3D Extrusion from Selected Layer . Step 5 Make sure to select the 3D object layer in the 3D Panel . In the Properties panel, click the Coordinates Tab and rotate 90 degrees on the X axis. Step 6 Select the Mesh Tab and adjust the Extruded Depth to 0. Step 7 Next, click the flyout menu in the 3D Panel and choose Snap Object to Ground Plane ...