Make a color candy word with a brush stroke path and layer style

Before making text, you need to define some candy graphic brushes, then add a candy graphic to the edge of the text with a stroke path, and then use the layer style to add color and texture to the middle of the text with a brush and then use the layer style to add texture.

Final effect

1, create a 500*500 canvas.

2, with the Ellipse tool to create a circle, the size of their own set, random.

3, with the Direct Selection tool box to select the middle of the anchor point.

4, with the direction of the key left arrow keys to move.

5, with the direct selection tool to move the anchor point direction line, patiently adjust the shape.

6, adjust the shape of the approximate, if you are not sure what shape, you can surf the Internet to search the shape of various beans to imitate!

After adjusting, in the menu bar, edit--Define the brush preset there is defined as a brush.

7, create a 1250*850 size of the canvas, add a gradient fill adjustment layer, the color of their own to do.

8, open the background material inside the material, and then defined as a pattern.

9, add a pattern fill adjustment layer, pattern selection we just defined the texture. The blending mode is low, and the opacity is arbitrarily adjusted.

10, load the font provided by the tutorial, and then adjust the size, adjust the word spacing, color random.

11, click the font layer and then right-click, select Create work path.

12. After creating the working path, close the font layer, and then create a blank layer.

13, select the brush, open the Brush options, (Window--brush), set as shown in the figure.

14, select the Pen tool, and then right-click on the path, select the stroke path.

15, the end of the stroke we can see some places will produce overlapping areas, then we should solve it.

16, choose Eraser Tool, erase overlapping place.

17, select the appropriate shape, and then copy to move to the vacant place. Note, however, that these are merged into one layer.

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• PS Text Tutorial