Simple mask makes two-color wavy text

Some simple special effects on the title text often play the role of finishing touches.
Now let's do a double wavy title.
First select a bold text that fits the title. Typing, is every computer friends will be the matter, right? Here we use the Arial Black font 48px as an example to skew the body.

Select the text, and Edit-->clone (ctrl+shift+d) clones the same text. The image you see now is not the same as it was, but it is clear to see that there are two identical objects in the Layer panel.

Draw a picture at random with a pen. Note that the wavy line covers about half of the text, and the rest covers all the text.

Pull the wavy graphic down one layer on the layer panel. You can also select the graphic and use Modify-->arrange-->send backward (Ctrl+down) to perform the same operation. Then change the upper text fill to white.

Mix the top white text and wave patterns into a mask. The method is to select the two objects, Modify-->mask-->group as Mask (unfortunately, such a common function FW does not have a shortcut key) we can see the two-color wavy text has been formed.

Of course we are not satisfied with this, a little other effect can make the text title more vivid. For example, I make the blue part material fill (texture:dna,50%), select all Select-->select (Ctrl + a), execute group Modify-->group (ctrl+g).

To the property panel plus effect: Inner bevel effect+bevel and Emboss-->inner bevel
Bevel Edge Shape:flat/width:3/contrast:75%/softness:3/Angle:135/button preset:raised
Projection Effect+shadow and Glow-->drop Shadow
Distance:5/opacity:65%/Color: #666666/softness:5/angle:315/
The finished product is as follows:

Of course, there are times when we can play more tricks in this way, like three-color waves:

such as the double color bow:

For example, the word "cheese":

Of course, if you are interested, you can continue to study further.