Place An Image In Text In Photoshop

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, we’re going to learn how to place an image in text, a very popular thing to do in Photoshop, and also a very easy thing to do as we’ll see.

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The new way to create 3D text

3D text needs the right depth, lighting and texture. Nik Ainley tells you how to do this without re-rendering nightmares

Typography is huge at the moment in illustration, and 3D text is a big part of that. It literally gives the artist another dimension to play with, and the power of 3D programs provides a sense of realism that 2D typography just can’t match.

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Create a Layered Glowing Text Effect

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.

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Change your text into magic glowing sparkles

Create a new document 400 x 300px and fill it will black.
Type the text in “Edwardian Script ITC”, font-size 160 pt. Set the anti-aliasing method to Smooth, color doesn’t matter as long as it is not the same as the background color.

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3D typographic effects in Photoshop

Taking 3D objects into Photoshop is going to get more popular thanks to the latest release of Photoshop Extended. But you don’t need Adobe’s latest high-end version of Photoshop to create some unique 3D effects – this masterclass works for Photoshop CS and above.

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Transparent Glass Lettering in Photoshop

In this tutorial, we’re going to use some super layer effects and a bit of extra magic to make a lettering style that looks transparent and stunning. Because there is so much use of layer styles, you need to download the sample PSD from the link at the bottom of the tutorial in order to follow along

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How to Create High Quality Metal 3D Text in Photoshop

Most of you probably know those awesome letters that were generated with 3D programs. But what about when you don’t have any particular program and you need to make 3D typography? This tutorial will show you how to create the 3D text shape and give it a high quality metal look using pure Photoshop. Check it out!

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Dark Ocean Text Effect

In this tutorial, I will show you the procedures I took to create an Realistic Dark Ocean text effect in Photoshop, which is inspired by one of the ocean photos my aunt showed me from Mykonos, Greece.

We will be exploring some layer blending options, various tools and filters. I will also show you the way I use to add extra lighting contrast to the image.

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Create a Stylish Retro Text Effect

In this tutorial we will be designing a cool retro text effect, which is growing more and more popular in today’s design. Today you will learn how to use the Perspective tool to create depth and how designers can use default gradients in unusual ways!

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Colorized text effect in photoshop

Make new background with gradient effect.

Tipe text letter by letter. Every symbol must be own layer.

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Create a Crispy-Crust Text Effect with Flower Texture in Photoshop

In this tutorial, I will demonstrate the processes I used to create this Crispy-Crust text effect with flower texture in Photoshop, inspired by Pizzahut’s thin’n crispy pizza base!

From this tutorial, together we can explore the power of blending style options, brush tools, image adjustment tools such as curve and hue tools, and some selection techniques in Photoshop.

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Christmas Wrapped Text Effect

Open up a new document (600X300px) and create a new layer called ‘background. Then drag a radial gradient ranging from D2EAFF to 9DCFFB from the center of your canvas towards the edge.

Now apply some white snowflakes to your background. I used this great free brush set: http://Qbrushes.com/objects/snowflakes-brushes/. Rather than applying each snowflake individually I wanted to simply paint in large areas. The images below show my brush settings that I used to achieve this effect. Finally I reduced the opacity of this layer to 40% in order to make the snowflakes a little more subtle.

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