Photoshop Zone

This is a super easy tutorial that will show you how to use basic Filters and simple Layer styles to create a bright colorful glass text effect. The Final Result: Notes: * the software used in this tutorial is Adobe Photoshop CS6 , but you can use CS3+ versions as well. * you might want to check the Basix Page to see some useful topics on dealing with Photoshop basics, such as loading palettes and some shortcuts. Note: You might need to load the Contours used in the tutorial, so check this image to see how to do so. Step 1 - Create a new 1250 x 750 px document, fill the Background with Black, then duplicate the Background layer. - Set the Foreground and Background colors to Black and White, then go to Filter -> Render -> Fibers. Change the Variance to 20 and the Strength to 5. - Go to Filter -> Blur -> Motion Blur. Change the Angle to 90 and the Distance to 1000. - Change the Background copy layer’s Blend Mode to Linear Burn. This...

Written by Steve Patterson. In a previous Photoshop tutorial, we looked at how to place a single image inside text. This time, we’re going to take things further and learn how to place multiple images in text . This is a popular effect that’s often used in advertising and promotional material but is also lots of fun just to play around with on your own. We’re going to take a word and place a different image inside each individual letter. It’s very easy to do, and a lot of it is just simple repetition. I’ll be using some images made freely available by the good folks at NASA, along with a font that’s also freely available online, but as always, the end result I come up with here is not what’s important. The point is learning how it’s done so you can use the same techniques to bring your own ideas to life. Having said that, he’s the result I’ll be working towards in this tutorial: The final effect. Step 1: Open The Image You Want To Use As Your Background Image The...