Photoshop Tutorial: Making multicolored line stereo words

This simple tutorial will teach us how to create a three-dimensional text with a multicolored line background with photoshop brushes and blending modes.

This simple tutorial will teach us how to create a three-dimensional text with a multicolored line background with photoshop brushes and blending modes.

Creates a file of 800x600 pixels. Draw a vertical line using a pencil tool of size 1 pixels. Use the eraser tool of size 150px to erase both ends of the vertical line. Like the following picture.

Creates a selection around a vertical line. To edit > Define Brush presets. Name the new brush to your liking.

Select the Brush tool to open the brush options. Select the shape dynamic, as shown in the following figure.

Select the scatter and set it as shown in the following figure.

Fills the background layer of a file with #000000. Select the Brush tool, set foreground color to #ffffff, and then select the brushes you created earlier. Press and hold the left mouse button to move through the file. You'll get a great vertical line like the one shown below.

Create a gradient fill adjustment layer below the vertical line layer. Set the gradient as shown in the following illustration.

Create a new layer and repeat the more steps that depict the vertical line. Sets the blending mode of the two vertical line layers to overlay.

Creates a new layer on the vertical line. This time set the foreground color to #000000. Draw some black vertical lines on the file. Set this layer of blending mode to soft light.

Create a new layer and make a wide black edge. Name this layer as a faded black edge.

Click Quick Mask Mode. Select the Gradient tool and create a gradient from black to white. Pull the gradient from top to bottom. You'll get a bright red as shown in the following figure.

Exit Quick Mask mode, click Delete and you will get a nice faded black stripe.

Repeat the previous steps to make some more faded black edges in the file.

Create a new layer and rename it to the floor. Make a black horizontal bar. Use the eraser tool of size 150px to erase the left, right, and bottom of the horizontal bar.

Type in your favorite fonts. I'm using a Helvetica. Grid text To edit > Transform > Perspective. Adjust the text to make it shorter on the left.

Right-click the text layer and select a blending option. Select the gradient and set it as shown below.

Copy the text layer. Move the copy to the right by 1 pixels. Repeat this step 6 times and merge the 6 layers together. Rename the new merge layer and merge the layers.

Right-click the merge layer and select the blending option. Select the light and gradient in the home and abroad. Set as shown in the figure below.

Download some light brush download one of the glow brushes here. Create a new layer underneath the text named abstract glow. Sets the foreground color to #ffffff, smearing some abstract glow strokes. Set the blending mode of this layer to overlay.

Copy and merge all the vertical lines and gradients. Renames the new merge layer as reflection. Rearrange the new merge layer and place it above the text layer. To edit > Transform > Perspective, adjust it to make it shorter on the left.

Press CTRL + Left-click the text layer to load the selection. Select the reflection layer, and then click Create New Layer mask.

Create a new layer, named outline. Press CTRL + Left-click the text layer to load the selection. To choose > Modify > Shrink. Set the 1 pixel contraction and click Delete. Go to filter > Blur > Blur. Causes the contour to deviate from its original position.

Repeat a few more outline steps.

Create a level adjustment layer and set the value to 4,0.83,255. So we're done! I hope this tutorial is helpful to you ~