This just adds more texture and details to the previous one. Style the Second Bubbles Layerĭouble-click the Bubbles copy layer to apply a Bevel and Emboss with these settings: This will style the first layer of bubbles. Style the First Bubbles Layerĭouble-click the Bubbles layer to apply the following layer style: Step 1
Step 3ĭuplicate the Bubbles layer to create a copy. Create the Bubbles Step 1ĭouble-click the Bubbles layer to apply a Pattern Overlay effect with these settings:Ĭonvert the Bubbles layer into a Smart Object and change its Fill value to 0. You might need to change those values if you're using a different background. Once the text is styled, lower its layer's Opacity value to 35%, and its Fill value to 10%. Style the Text Layerĭouble-click the original text layer to apply the following layer style: Step 1Īdd a Bevel and Emboss with these settings: Right-click the Stroke layer and choose Convert to Smart Object, and then change its Fill value to 0 as well. Step 3Ĭhange the Bubbles layer's Fill value to 0. Step 2ĭuplicate the text layer twice, renaming the first copy Bubbles and the second Stroke. If you're creating more than one line, set the Leading value to something around 220 pt. Create the Text and Stroke Layers Step 1Ĭreate the text in White using the font Palamecia Titling and the Size 250 pt. Step 7Ĭhange the Background Texture copy layer's Blend Mode to Overlay. This will sharpen the details a bit. Go to Filter > Other > High Pass, and set the Radius to 10. This will style the leather texture and add some lighting.ĭuplicate the Background Texture layer, and then right-click the copy and choose Convert to Smart Object. Click the Gradient box to create the gradient using the colors #d8d8d7 to the left and #ffffff to the right.Īdd another Gradient Overlay with these settings:.Step 2ĭouble-click the Background Texture layer to apply the following layer style:Īdd a Gradient Overlay with these settings: Place the Sorensen Leather - Savanne-royal-30307 texture on top of the Background layer, resize it as needed depending on how much detail you want to have, and rename its layer to Background Texture. Create the Background Step 1Ĭreate a new 1204 x 870 px document, and set the Resolution to 72 Pixels/Inch. Go to Edit > Define Pattern, type in Pattern for the Name, and click OK.
Next, pick the Move Tool, and drag the black circle so that its center is over the bottom edge of the document.Ĭreate three more copies of the circle, and spread them around the remaining edges of the document, making sure that their centers fall exactly on top of each edge. Step 2įill the selection with Black and go to Select > Deselect. Then pick the Elliptical Marquee Tool, and create a 32 x 32 px circle in the center of the document. Start by creating a new 70 x 41 px document, setting the Resolution to 240 Pixels/Inch and the Background Contents to Transparent. When the dialog box appears after adding each of them, just click Append. Then, click the little arrow to the right of the Preset Type drop-down menu, and you'll need to add the Patterns and the Nature Patterns sets. To do so, go to Edit > Presets > Preset Manager, and choose Patterns from the Preset Type drop-down menu. You'll need to load two default Photoshop pattern sets. Texture Pattern (Created using the Crysta Filter Forge filter by Vladimir Golovin).
#Photoshop wrap text styles free
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#Photoshop wrap text styles how to
This tutorial will show you how to create an easy bubble-wrap text effect, using a simple pattern and a couple of layer styles.
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