PS Hands-on teaching you to draw the effect of the blackboard chalk Word

Final effect:

Create a new document, the size I use is 1200*800 pixels. Make a radial gradient white to light gray and add a 1 pixel noise.

Set the foreground color to # b05f3b, use the Rectangle tool, draw a 1000*600 pixel rectangle, draw a 900*500 rectangle, and use minus top shape mode to give it a "wooden frame outline."

Below, we set a layer style for the "Wood frame outline".

When the layer style is set, we get the following effect:

Use the Rectangle tool to draw a 50*600 rectangle that coincides with the left side of the wood frame outline. Color or whatever, we won't use it.

Select this rectangle on the right anchor point, down 50 pixels, friendship hint, shift+ down the arrow, one down 10 pixels, the same, left the anchor point up 50 pixels, now we get a 45-degree angle of the trapezoid.

In the same way, draw the other three shapes.

Below, we add a wood grain effect to four shapes. Open the wood grain I provided, select the part you think fit, paste it into our document, place it on the top of the shape on the left, and create a clipping mask.

The same operation, add wood grain effect to the other three sides. Select these four shapes and four ctrl+g layers, create a layer group and name it "wood frame texture."

We can see that now the color of the wood is too gray, not very beautiful, we modify it. Converts a "wood-frame texture" layer group to a smart object and creates a clipping mask. On top of it, add a #9a5a25-color "solid" adjustment layer, change the layer blending mode to color, opacity "80%", and create a clipping mask.

On the solid-color adjustment layer, create a gradient adjustment layer and create a clipping mask. Set the gradient for #8a6618 to #bf9846, gradient style: linear, Angle: 90 degrees. Set the layer blending mode of the gradient adjustment layer to soft light and change the opacity to 80%.

As we all know, two of 45 degrees of wood to the place, there will definitely be traces, below, we will add this trace. Using the line tool, draw a line at the top left corner and change the fill to 0%.

Below, set the layer style for this line.

The other three corners copy the past directly, flip on the line. Only one thing to note is that the angle of the projection needs to be modified. The projection angle of two straight layers on the left and right is 60 degrees, the projection angle of the upper right and lower left two line layers need to be changed to 120 degrees, this has nothing to say, you set yourself up, you know what meaning.

So far, we've got the following effect.

Next, we start by adding the blackboard, using the rectangular tool to draw a 900*500 rectangle with the same center alignment. Color doesn't matter, because we don't use it and name it "Blackboard outline."

Sets an inner shadow for the blackboard outline layer.

Loads the provided blackboard footage, places it on the top of the blackboard outline layer, resizes, and creates a clipping mask.

Here, the blackboard is finished, I add a few chalk words to the blackboard below. About the practice of chalk word, online a dime, I use the method and the Internet is not the same, I use the brush strokes to do. I think since the word is chalk, then write out the word is not as normal as the font, so I choose to use a pen, I draw the path of the text.

Below, set the brush, basic shape Select PS with chalk brush Chalk 36 pixel, this brush. Resize to 8 pixels, spacing 1 pixels.

Check "texture", the texture of the gray granite pattern paper with PS. See screenshots for specific settings.

Check the "Double brush" and select PS from the sampled tip 40 pixel brush. The parameters are shown below.

Shanping slides and protects textures.

Create a new layer, set the foreground color to white, normal mode, opacity and flow to 100%, stroke path.

After finishing the edges, we get the following effect.

Of course, if you like the other color of the chalk word, change the foreground scenery and then stroke the path on the line, not a matter. Like the following.

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