Using PS brush and stroke path to make spark word technique

The effect chart is very beautiful and the method of making it is very unique. Process: First hit the favorite text or graphics, and then the outline into a path, create a few layers, respectively, with different brush strokes to make light small particles and luminous effects, and then strengthen the local high light.

Final effect

1, new size customized documents, a new layer above the background layer, named "Gradient." Sets the foreground color to #724242, #3c1a1a the background color, and then creates a radial gradient, dragging from the center of the document to one of the corners.

2, double click on the "gradient" layer to add a gradient overlay. Change the blending mode to "overlay", opacity 80%, angle 45 degrees, and zoom to 150%. Then, click the Gradient dialog box to create it.

Use the left color #dc4800 and the right color #430401 to create a gradient.

3, go to the Filter library > Sketch > Watercolor paper, numerical settings such as figure.

4, this will add some nice sparks to the background.

5, New Black text. Use a bold font with a size of 500 pixels.

6, double-click the text layer, add an outer glow. Change the blending mode to "light", color #a6dc6b, size 10, range 100%.

7, the fill value of the type layer is changed to 0%. Then the text will have a very subtle halo effect.

8. Right-click the text layer and select Create work path.

9. Download the Diamond Spark brush from the Internet and load it into your Brush panel (Window > Brush). Before you do the next step, select the brush effect first.

10. Create a new layer above all layers, named "Spark". Set the foreground color to white and select the Direct Selection tool.

11. Right-click the path and select the stroke path.

12, from the tool drop-down menu to select the Brush, and check the simulation pressure box.

13, this will create a spark brush text path, press ENTER to get rid of the path.

14, double click on the "Spark" layer to apply the luminous layer style inside and outside. Outer glow: Change the blending mode to "color Dodge", white color.

15, Inner glow: Only change the color for #f4edd3.

16, this will add a simple glow spark. Change the fill value of the "spark" layer to 0%.

17. Select a soft brush and change the settings as follows. Brush tip shape:

Shape Dynamics: Be sure to select the size jitter-controls the pen pressure in the Drop-down menu.

18. Create the work path again (right-click the type layer > Create work path), create a new layer above all layers, name "glow", set the foreground color #f8ff99, right-click the path, select the stroke path, use the brush, and then press ENTER.

19, double click on the "Glow" layer to add more layer styles. Outer glow: Change the blending mode to "soft light", color white, size 2.

Inner Glow: Change the blending mode to "linear light", color #ffb8b8, source centered, size 2.

20. Change the blending mode of "glow" layer to "overlay". The text is very bright now.

21, again, select a soft brush, the numerical setting is as follows.

The brush tip shape.

Shape Dynamics: Be sure to select the size jitter-controls the pen pressure in the Drop-down menu.

Passed:

22. Create work path, create a new layer on top of all layers, name "color", change its blending mode to "color", set foreground color #a7a400, set stroke path, use brush, then press ENTER. This will add on a nice green glow.

23, set the foreground color #724242, background color #3c1a1a, and then select the "gradient" layer.

24, go to the filter gallery > Brush strokes > Spray strokes, and set the following.

25, the background of the fire flowers disappear, leaving a smooth splash effect.

26. Create a new layer on top of all layers, name it "Snow Glow," and double-click it to apply some more "glowing" layer styles.

27. External glow: Change the blending mode to "light", color white, size 2, color set as follows.

Inner Glow: Change the blending mode to "linear light", color #ffe400, source centered, size 2.

28, set the foreground color to white, use the last created brush (step 5) to draw some light. You can use the Eraser tool to eliminate unwanted areas.

Final effect:

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