Photoshop to create the atmosphere of the Lantern Festival metal three-dimensional words

Effect words are done using a layer style. The surface Word uses two layer style, makes the texture and the high light respectively, the stereo section only needs to use the projection and the outward glow and so on increases the stereoscopic effect.

Final effect

1, a new 700 * 1000 pixels, resolution of 72 of the canvas, background filled with black. Click here to open the text material picture, right click "Save Picture as" save to this machine, use PS to open the saved text picture, drag the mobile tool into the new canvas, and adjust the position, the following figure.

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2, double click on the Layers panel current layer thumbnail load layer style, and then set:

Projection: The color is orange-red: #ff5500, other settings are shown below.

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Outer glow: Mixed Mode "Color Dodge", the color is orange yellow: #ffe500, other settings as shown below.

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Bevel and Emboss: Style "outer bevel", the high light blending mode is "overlay", and other settings are shown below.

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3, after the determination of the fill to: 0%, the following figure shows the effect.

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4, press CTRL + J to copy the current type layer, and then in the layers panel of the current text thumbnail blue area Right Select "Clear Layer Style", the following figure.

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5. Reset the layer style to the current layer.

Inner Glow: Blending Mode "filter", add noise appropriately, and other settings as shown below.

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Bevel and Emboss: Style "Inner bevel", method "carving clear", other settings such as Figure 8, then click on the Gloss contour curve thumbnail edit curve, set as shown in Figure 9.

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Contour: Click on the contour thumbnail to edit the curve, as shown in Figure 11, and other settings as shown in Figure 10.

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Gloss: Blending Mode "Light", Color is gray: #cecece, other settings as shown below.

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Gradient overlay: The gradient color setting is shown in Figure 14, and other settings are shown in Figure 13.

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