How to create beautiful word art in PS?

Using Photoshop to create artistic typefaces (1)

The Photoshop graphics and image software developed by Adobe is one of the most powerful and versatile software available to desktop publishers so far. Especially since the advent of Photoshop, I don’t know how many users have been fascinated by it. Its powerful new functions have made our previously time-consuming and laborious work extremely simple. These functions can meet the various requirements of users in the field of image editing, turning users into Enter a whole new world - real images, wonderful designs, and beautiful patterns and colors. At the same time, Photoshop is also a guarantee for high-quality commercial advertising, multimedia, animation production and digital photography.

The word art produced by Photoshop is widely used in advertising production, Internet homepage production, the production of various publications, etc. Below I will introduce a few examples of using Photoshop to create word art.

The first example (amber copper character effect) The second example (gradient effect)

Let’s look at the first example first

(1) Open Photoshop and create a new one image file. Click the "Create New Channel" icon below the Channels palette to create a new Alpha 1 channel.

(2) In the Alpha 1 channel, press the "T" key to select the text tool "T", click the left mouse button in the image to position the text, and in the open text dialog box

Select "Font" as amber, "Size" as 200Pixels, enter the text and press "OK" to get the text image and straighten the text. As shown in the figure:

(3) Click the "Save selected area as channel" icon below the channel palette, and the selected text area is saved to the Alpha2 channel.

(4) It is still in the Alpha1 channel and the text area is displayed. Select the "Distort" command in the menu "Filter", select the "OceanRipple" item in the opened submenu, and set the "ripple Size" in the opened dialog box ) is 1 and "ripple Magnitude" is 13.

The effect at this time should be:

Tutorial address:

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