Green Text Floating on a Dark Pond Surface |
| Start by typing "Green Valley" with a suitable font. |
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| Ctrl+Click the layer thumbnail to get the selection. Press Q to enable quick mask. |
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| From filter menu artistic>>plastic warp. Apply settings as shown. |
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| Add new effect layer from the bottom of effect window. Select distort>>glass. Apply settings as shown. |
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| Create another effect layer. Select brush strokes>>ink outlines. Apply settings as shown. |
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| Press Q to disable quick mask. |
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| Create a new layer and fill it with green color. |
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| Double click the layer to open layer style window. Apply layer style with the settings shown. |
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| Fill the background with black color. |
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| Select the brush tool. Press F5 and select leaf brush from the custom brush preset. |
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| Create a new layer and apply the brush with green color. |
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| Change the layer mode to hard light. |
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Green Text Floating on a Dark Pond Surface
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Cool tut but are u aware that you misspelled Green?
Comment by Jay Daniel — May 1, 2006 @ 7:19 pm
ya it seems the designer did this typo error but i appreciate him for his creativity. the technique is important rather than the actual text or spellings.
Comment by kory — May 8, 2006 @ 2:20 pm
Couldn’t get this to work. You say select both layers, quick mask, and go to filter…..but filters won’t work with 2 layers selected and I can’t get the right result. I’ve tried several different ways of getting it right but nothing will work. A little help please?
Comment by annonymous — November 29, 2006 @ 4:50 pm