Using Photoshop to make character stripes with layer styles and gradients

Final effect

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1, new 900*700px size of the document, set the foreground color is #4b4133, the background color is #190500, pull the radial gradient.

2, pull into the background material, pattern superposition.

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3, adjust-color levels, set as follows.

4, set the font color for #7c7c7c, font selection piximisa (reply can download), hit "52PSXT" (if the branch typing, suggest a line of font one layer). Copy the font Layer two times, get the font layer copy and copy 2, and fill to 0%.

5, come to the original font layer, set the layer style as follows.

6, preset Manager, click here to download the gradient (a total of three gradients, followed by the gradient will also be used), and then load into the PS, select the gradient "Gold Label 55z."

7, come to the font copy, set the layer style as follows.

Preset manager, load CSP agate gradients.grd, select gradient "CSP agate gradient XV".

8, come to the font copy 2, set the layer style as follows.

9, under the font copy 2, the new layer "render", set the foreground color is #213926, the background is #cbb99d, hold down the CTRL key click on the font layer, get the font selection, on the "render" layer to perform the filter--rendering--clouds. Ctrl+d Cancel the selection.

10, continue filter--artistic effect--poster edge.

11, continue to filter--artistic effect--sponge.

12, change the "render" layer mode to overlay.

13, finally on all layers of new "gradient map", color from #736357 to #213926, layer mode soft light, opacity 50%.

14, preset manager gradient, load "boahmedallinone.grd". Continue gradient mapping, select "CHILDHOOD_CC", layer mode soft light, opacity 30%.

Final effect: