How to Skew, Warp, Bevel and Emboss.

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How To Skew, Warp, Bevel and Emboss.

Transcript of How to Skew, Warp, Bevel and Emboss.

Page 1: How to Skew, Warp, Bevel and Emboss.

How To Skew, Warp, Bevel and Emboss.

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• Place text, from dafont.com or similar sites, specific to your genre in a Photoshop window. If you want it to appear like a CD cover makes this window 120mm x 120mm and 300 pixels.

• Rasterize layer.• From the edit menu,

select transform then warp or skew. Adjust, depending on how you would like your text to appear.

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• When you’ve adjusted your text to your satisfaction, duplicate this layer.

• By double clicking on the bottom layer, select a colour overlay of your choice.

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• Download a Photoshop brush of your choice from psbrushes.com.

• Select your top layer and using the eraser tool, with your newly downloaded brush, create cracks, or something to that effect, on your text.

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• Double click on your layer to change layer style.

• Select Bevel & Emboss, adjust to your liking.

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• Place photo from the internet, matching your colour scheme, into your window. If it doesn’t match, adjust.

• Rasterize.

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• Place your image layer, underneath your text.

• Voila.