| In this Tutorial, I will show you how easy it is to create
rock texture for text. |
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| 1.) Let's begin by creating a new file. Go to File
> New. Make it 200 X 100 pixels on a white background. |
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| 2.) Select the Text tool from the tool palette. |
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| 3.) Type something large to fill the space. |
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| 4.) Now, go to Filter > Noise >
Add Noise. Follow settings below. Be sure to set to Uniform
and Monochromatic. |
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Text should now look similar to this:
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| 5.) Next, go to Filter > Distort >
Ocean Ripple. Follow settings below, or use your own (just
don't add too much effect to where the text begins to dissolve.) |
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Text will look like this now.
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| 6.) Next, let's add some Bevel. Go to Layer
> Layer Styles > Bevel and Emboss. Follow
settings below. |
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| Before you click OK, go to the panel to the left
and click Texture. now hit OK. |
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Text should begin to be looking pretty good by
now.
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| 7.) To finish text, go to Layer > Layer
Styles > Drop Shadow. Follow settings below. |
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Finished text with new background color added.
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Thanks for reading.