Use Photoshop to create a fast-falling text effect tutorial

Final effect

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1, the new document, the size of the custom, the background selected black.

Enter text, select a certain angle, set to 55 degrees.

Add layer style to text, select Bevel and Emboss, figure below.

Sets the gradient overlay.

2, add already download good pen brush to handle. Click here to download the Brush pack.

Brush the effect with water and use the pen tool to take out the part we want.

Use the liquefied forward tool to apply water droplets, and apply the smudge and other tools.

Use the Pen tool to pull out the water wave path, the following figure, and then brush with a soft brush 10 pixels, stroke path.

To get the effect, use the liquefaction tool to apply the process forward.

Copy more and use the liquefaction tool to apply the process forward.

Similarly add some small curves, using the liquefaction tool to apply the treatment.

3, add water vapor flow, blisters and other effects.

In the same vein, add more flow lines and place them on a type layer.

Use the brush to make the fall water effect and use the soft side eraser to wipe off the unwanted parts.

Execution: filter > Render > Layered clouds, try a few more times to see the effect.

Brush the effect with the water brush, pull out the desired small blisters, add more different sizes of blisters.

Flowchart Rollup.

Finally, add color to finish the final effect.

Final effect: