Text Blending, Text Reflection

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  1. HaSh

    HaSh Well-Known Member

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    heres a quick way to get a good effect with your text to make it blend nicedly


    1. make your signature (dont put any text yet)
    2. create a layer underneath your colour balance layer
    3. type your text in the layer you just made.
    4. now click the circle with hte f in the middle just underneath your layers
    5. now pu these seettings.
    drop shadow default
    inner shadow default
    outer glow if it makes it look better with your sig
    bevel and embose size 2 or 3
    and satin defualt.

    now youre done. it should come out like this

    [​IMG]




    now text reflection

    1. create your sig with text
    note: when doing text reflection it looks best with a glow or if its white


    2. duplicate your text layer
    3. move your duplicated layer underneath your text layer
    4. click the f with the circle around it and put blending options at the top down to around 60.
    5. youre done but if you want you can go edit>transform>skew and mess around with it and and make it look like its reflecting in a different direction


    this is the result

    [​IMG]


    rep appreciated
     
  2. Toggles

    Toggles Well-Known Member

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    Very nice fast easy tutorial, thanks cause i have been looking for a nice way to do this effect
     
  3. ariston

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    did you say how to make the E red in the example or did i miss it? im sorry if i did but idk how to do it without making 2 diff text boxes and making 1 red
     
  4. MM_Potter

    MM_Potter Well-Known Member

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    Good tutorial. very helpful ;)
     
  5. HaSh

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    bumpa lumpa a doodalie doo
     
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    Nice tut man :lol: i was looking for that...
     
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    Awsome tutorial. I knew all of this before, but still good :D
     
  8. brana

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    Also a 1 pixel black stroke would be better for the text. right now its hard to see :blink:
     
  9. chickit

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    Nice easy tut. Explained well... Thanks!
     
  10. Ethereal

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    Thanks, I hadn't thought of that for reflecting. +Rep.
     
  11. ZLo.

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    yeah gj man i like.
     
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    very helpful tut, thx a lot :D
     
  13. Gazzaman

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    thanks a lot man, that was very helpful.
     
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    2. create a layer underneath your colour balance layer

    What's that mean?

    Right now I have two layers, my background and my render.
     
  15. nayr`

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    You could use some more pics...IMO...;)
     

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