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When you’re pretty much all finished with your shape, go into the Transform Mode ( Ctrl + T), and size your shape down to about 60.0% of it’s original size. Start by creating a new layer, then merging your shape and blank layer together, this is basically applying the layer styles to the pixels, so they’re not really there anymore.Īfter doing this, get out your eraser tool and select a grungy brush. Looking good so far! This step is optional, in which we’ll erase away a bit of the shape to give a bit more of an interesting effect. Now your shape should look pretty much like this: – Pattern Overlay: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, the Opacity to 40%, and set the Pattern to Rusted Metal. – Gradient Overlay: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, the Opacity to 40%, check the Reverse box, and set the Style to Reflected. – Satin: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay. – Inner Glow: Change the Blend Mode to Overlay, the Choke to 10, and the Size to 6. – Inner Shadow: Change the Blend Mode to Soft Light, the Opacity to 40%, the Distance to 3, and the Size to 2. Click and apply the following layer styles/settings: Right-click your layer in the layer’s palette and go to the Blending Options. Now we’re finished with the shape, let’s add some effects. Press Ctrl + T to go into the Transform Mode, and hit Enter when you’re done to get out of it. Start by filling your shape with a red color, do this by clicking the little icon near the top of your layer’s palette that locks the transparent pixels.Īfter you’ve locked the transparent pixels, fill your shape with a red color, the color used here is #ac2009.įinish off this step by rotating and maybe resizing your shape slightly. The shape still needs a few more changes before we finalize it. You can do this by selecting both layers, then going to Layer > Merge Layers. Next, change the Fill value for this layer to 0%.įinish off this step by merging your two layers together (the text and shape layers), so the whole shape is on one single layer.

Now you’ve got your tool and settings set up, create a new layer (underneath your text layer), then draw a shape the suitable size, just so it hangs around the outside of your text. Find and get out the Rounded Rectangle Tool, then set up your settings as similar to the ones shown below as you can/want: Also, you can feel free to use any color you want for the text at this stage. The font used is called Impact, and the size is 200 pt. Get the Horizontal Type Tool out and write your desired text, preferably something short, if you can. Resize the texture till it fits in your document. The texture used here is Wood texture I by ResurgidaResources. After this, you might want to choose a nice background for your canvas. Any size will do, but for this tutorial the size is 600 x 300 pixels, with the default resolution of 72. Start by creating a new document in Photoshop.

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