To complete this tutorial, you will need the following stocks:
Ground texture
Water pattern image
Water splash brush

Step 1

Create a new document sized 1280px * 800px with black background. Load the Ground Texture stock image into Photoshop, and select a piece of the ground as shown below

 

Part 1: Creating The Main Text

  Taking a canvas size of 1900 X 1200. Of course you could pick any size according to your preference, but make sure the resolution is decent enough.

Fill the background layer BLACK.

With the Text Tool type whatever you want the text to be. I chose “Leave, but don’t leave me”, from a Pink Floyd song. “But don’t leave me” is coming later. Right now we’ll work on “Leave”. The font I have used is Futura Heavy.

1. Right-click on the text layer, go to Blending Options to create Layer styles.
2. On the Layer style box, go to Gradient Overlay, tick it.
3. On the Gradient Overlay, we open the Gradient editor and make the New Custom Gradient as above. I have chosen shades of black, white and grey so that we can easily modify the colors later.

 

Part 1— The Background

So create a new document in Photoshop at 1920px wide x 1200px high, and with the Gradient Tool (G), draw in a radial gradient of browns (#5c3d09 to #1f1409) so you get something like what is shown below.
Notice that the gradient is not centered vertically but sits toward the top. In this image we want the top of the text to be on fire, so the top part of the image sh

In this tutorial, we will create this effect using very basic Photoshop tools and layering effects. This tutorial is simple enough for a beginner to understand, but I should warn you that in this tutorial there ends up being over 60 active text layers, which will require a heavy use of your computer’s memory. Let’s jump into this tutorial and layer some glowing text.

To complete this tutorial, you will need the following stock:
Font

Step 1

Create a new document (sized doesn’t really matter here), fill the background layer with the gradients shown below:

Create a new layer on top of the background layer, either paint or render some cloud on the center and bottom – this acts as the foundation of the text effect:

Hint: don’t paint or render too much cloud, a subtle effect will do.

You can use the perspective option via Ctrl + T (right-click) for the cloud on th

In this quick tutorial we will show you how to create sports-themed text effect using layer styles in Photoshop. Let’s get started!

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Tutorial Assets

The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.

• Font – SF Sports Night
• 3 used Patterns .PAT

    In this tutorial we will show you how to make a neon text effect in Photoshop using layer styles and textures.
Let’s get started!

Tutorial Assets

The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.

• Font – Pieces of Eight
• Metal Patterns
• Stripes Pattern & Background 

 

Step 1: Open A New Photoshop Document

Open a new document in Photoshop by going up to the File menu and choosing New…, or by using the keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+N (Win) / Command+N (Mac). You can choose your own width and height for your document, but if you want to follow along, I chose the

Step 1:
As you can see above, that is the chalkboard design that I’ll be demonstrating how to create. You will be creating a chalkboard background, realistic board like on most chalkboards now-a-days, and some chalk text. First and for most, create a new document and size it at 400×300 pixels with a transparent background.

Step 1

Open Adobe Illustrator and find the font that you want to use in your artwork, in this case I used Xirod Font and tweaked it a little. Make it outline and save it in Adobe Illustrator 8. (Cinema 4D just open vectors in this Adobe Illustrator version).

Tutorial Assets

The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.

• Rothenburg Decorative Free Font
• Subtle Grunge Brushes

Step 1

Open Adobe Illustrator and go to View>Show Grid. Then select the Rectangle Tool (M) and create 2 squares and 2 rectangels like the image below.

Step 1

Create a new document at 1200 x 800 pixels with a resolution of 72dpi. Start off by importing all of your vector designs separately into a Photoshop canvas. In this case we divided our vectors into 3 separate smart objects and dragged them into the Photoshop canvas.