Photoshop to make ink splash text effects

Final effect Diagram

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Step 1

Create a new PS file with white canvas. In this example, with 580x300px, resolution 72DPI, it is recommended to do this on a larger canvas, so that there is more room to play.

Step 2

Create a new layer. Grasp the Brush tool (B), turn on the Brush option (Window > Brush/or Keyboard function key F5 by pressing D to set foreground color, using the settings of the brush setting options. Start with a regular round brush. Depending on the size of the splash effect you want to choose your brush size, you can choose the size of the space and splash point distribution density.

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Step 3

After these are set, drag some brush strokes on the white canvas (your file). When you draw an underlying layer that distributes a splash of ink, you get the bottom of this thing.

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Step 4

Next, you need to add more, more focused dots in the middle, and then we can write on the top. Create a new layer. Turn the brush option on again, which retains the value we just set. Reduce the diameter by 10 units and reduce the space by 30%. Spray dots in the middle of the frame, or anywhere else, as long as you like.

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Step 5

Now we are going to add some words to the dense ink. Grasp the input tool (T), 3lian material, select a font, such as gothic> (Sprite curvier), color set to white. Type the words you want to put on this pile of dots.

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Step 6

To make the text look clearer, we need to do some combination of options. Use the settings in the following interface.

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The finished effect is the same as the following picture:

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