How to make this cold font effect under the guidance of ps god, and ask for detailed steps, I don't know how to come?

Operating steps:

Step 1

Create a document of the required size. If you want to publish to a web page, please keep the resolution of 1600 pixels×1200 pixels, 300 dpi (if you want to print) or 72 dpi. We can use 72 dpi to keep files clean and improve work efficiency. Set the foreground color to black # 000000, and then press Alt+Delete to fill the background layer with black. Our "background" layer turned black!

Now choose # #ff0000 as our foreground color, use the settings shown below and the fonts we downloaded before, and enter some characters with the horizontal text tool (T). We use red only to contrast with the black background and the white effect that comes next.

Now, double-click the layer thumbnail (or go to layer >; Layer style > stroke ...) and select # #ff0000 as the color, and set the stroke to 15 pixels. This can make the text more rounded and avoid rough edges.

Click Command+Shift+N to create a new layer, then select the brush tool (B), right click, and finally click the small black arrow to load a new brush set (as shown below). After selecting Load Brush, browse to the Presets folder, and then browse to the Brushes folder to load the brush. Load all three sets we downloaded before, because we need some changes to create the ice effect.

Before you start using the brush, look at how to modify the angle of the selected brush, because this is very important for the following steps. Press F5 to open the brush window: use the angle option to rotate the brush you are using. Allows smoothing options for soft brushes.

Now click on the letter near the red area. Nothing that happens outside that area matters. We can delete it later. Use your creativity and make something that looks like an ice crack-you can use a lot of brushes.

Angle and size settings allow you to set and rotate the brush; Cancel the spacer box to have more control when drawing ice cracks. Create a new layer for each letter. You've already made one, so it's easier to see what's happening in the red area.

Always name the layers because it's easier to organize them. When making ice effects, use more linear brushes to create the main shape of letters, and create larger brushes for deeper cracks.

Turn the "ice" layer (red) into a smart object (right-click >; Become a smart object). Then hold down the Command key and click the thumbnail of this layer to select it completely, and then apply the layer mask to other layers.

Step 9

Create a new layer, name it "Extra", and use the tree brush to draw some ice cubes with red letters. Use the following settings (F5).

Use a brush near the border to make it look more solid. Choose three letters to help yourself, so that you can draw directly where you need it.

Now select the blending option (white) for each ice layer and apply the following settings. These functions are also very useful for shadow layers. We will use a very light blue (# c9EAF 1) in the "External Light" option to create some halos inside the letters to make them look frozen.

Using the internal lighting option, we will create a lighting effect. Apply a noise with a value of about 10% to make it look more brittle.

Select the "I" letter of the "ice" layer, and then select >; Modify > contract ... > 25 pixels. Then click OK. Create a new layer ("layer 1"), and then press Alt+Delete to fill the selected area; Use all black (# 000000). Then deselect and remove Filter > Blur >; > Gaussian blur ... 15 pixels. Apply the same fuzzy identity to other letters.

Name these black layers "Black E, C, I" and set the opacity to 40%. Then create a new adjustment layer and enter the level. Apply the settings shown below, which will affect the whole image.

Hold down the Command key, click on the "Ice" layer to select it, and then create a new layer and name it "Gradient". Draw from bottom to top with a white to transparent gradient. We draw some light from the bottom. Set the opacity to 40%.

Hide the "background" layer (black) and use the rectangular marquee tool to select a letter. Go to edit > copy and merge, then press command+V, and the other two letters are the same, so name the layer with the corresponding letter. Then you can hide all other layers, because from now on, we will deal with these new layers, but keep the old ones, because they are always useful.

Right-click the thumbnail layer to hide it in the smart object. Now command to click on the "ice" layer, and then go to Select >; Modify > contract ... 35 pixels. Apply this selection as the layer mask for each letter. Don't worry if the mask covers all three letters.

Select layer mask Thumbnail and go to Filter > Blur >; Gaussian blur ... 25 pixels. Do this for all me, C and E layers. This process is very useful for creating some dark areas.

It should be like this.

Step 20

On the layer mask, press Command+L to open the color scale and reduce the blackness (value 30). In this way, the mask layer becomes lighter, showing more ice inside.

Step 2 1

Copy the "I", "C" and "E" layers, and right-click layer mask >; Applied layer mask. Finally merge them. Hide all the remaining parts and create a new layer.