Photoshop makes the beautiful beach art word

Photoshop makes the beautiful beach art word

This tutorial takes you through the various materials, brushes, and selection options to guide you through the combination of layer styles and create realistic results for writing in the sand.

Effect chart

1. Load Natural Pattern Package

Open the Edit > Preset manager and select the pattern in the preset type Drop-down menu. Then click the small arrow to the right of the preset type to select the natural pattern. When the query window pops up, select Append.

2. Create a background

1th Step

Open the Soilsand image, and then in the image > Adjustment > Color Balance, select the midtones in the lower hue balance, and then adjust the color balance to the value. 8,-1 and-26.

2nd Step

Click the High light option to adjust the color balance to 5,-1, and-5. This will adjust the material color of the sand.

3rd Step

Copy the background layer.

4th step

Turn on the image > Adjust > Levels, and adjust the gamma value to 0.80, which makes the material slightly darker.

3. Create text

1th Step

Use the Gelpen medium font to enter text in all uppercase cases. Font size for the PT, kerning is 100, the word color is #6c6760, and if you write more than one line of content, remember to adjust the spacing appropriate. Here I set it to the PT.

2nd Step

Change the blending mode of the type layer to soft light, and then copy the layer.

4. Set type layer style

1th Step

Double-click the original type layer, add an inner shadow effect, and use the following values:

Uncheck Use Global light

Angle:-180

Distance: 20

Size: 20

2nd Step

This is the effect of adding an inner shadow.

3rd Step

Double-click the copied text layer to apply the following layer styles:

Style: Clear Carving

Direction: Next

Size: 70

Select Anti-aliasing

Shadow mode-opacity: 100%

4th step

Contour: As shown in

Select Anti-aliasing

5th step

This will draw the shape inside the text.

5. Create an outer edge brush and stroke

1th Step

Right-click any type layer and select Create work path. Create a new layer at the top of all layers, rename it to 1, and then select the Brush tool.

2nd Step

Open the Brush Panel (Window > Brush), select a hard circle brush, and then modify the settings as shown below:

Brush tip shape

3rd Step

Shape dynamic

4th step

Using the direct Selection tool (A), right-click the path and select the stroke path.

Select the brush from the tool drop-down menu and click OK. Then press ENTER to leave the work path.

6. Modify the edges of the stroke

1th Step

CTRL + Click the thumbnail of the stroke layer (layer 1) to create the selection.

2nd Step

In the Select > Modify > Shrink and enter 3.

3rd Step

Go to select > Modify > Feather and enter 2.

4th step

Click the eye next to the layer to hide the stroke layer, and then select the background copy layer.

5th step

Press Command/ctrl+j to copy the selection to the new layer. By default, it is called Layer 1. Drag layer 1 to the top of all layers.

7. Modify Stroke Layer Style

Double-click Layer 1 and apply the following layer styles:

1th Step

Select Anti-aliasing

High Light mode: soft light

Color: #ffe1ba

Shadow mode: Linear deepening

Color: #d0c1ab

2nd Step

Use the value of the default contour line.

3rd Step

Pattern: Spiny shrubs

4th step

The strokes become like this.

8. Create a transition zone

1th Step

To make the texture of the stroke and the sand more natural, we add a transition area and feather it. Use layer 1 again to create a selection.

2nd Step

Select > Modify > Expand and then enter 7.

3rd Step

Select > Modify > Feather and enter 5.

4th step

command-shift+ Click a thumbnail of a text layer to add a selection so that there is no space inside your selection.

5th step

Select the original background layer, and then press Command/ctrl+j to copy the selection to the new layer. This layer is called Layer 2. Drag it between the background layer and the text layer.

Classification:

• PS Text Tutorial