Written by Mat Dwyer Created: October 5th, 2004
Heres a quick easy tut for you guys
I used it to make a yearbook poster at my school... I thought it looked cool so I'm posting it...This is the image you will be making:
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1) Open up photoshop, what ever size you'd like.
2) Get out the type tool. Type your name, or your text in about 60 font, with a modern looking font. I used the font "chaney", but heres one called "earth". Color the font "WHITE".
3) Open up the blending opitions.
a) Add an Outer Glow Size 3 px.
b ) Set the contour "cone"
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Add a Bevel and Emboss
a) Size 2.
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4) Press ok. Then Duplicate the layer. Layer > Duplicate Layer
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5) Right click on the duplicated layer and rasterize layer.
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6) Drag the layer below your original text layer.
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7) Press CTRL+T to go into free transform. Make it alot bigger than the original (like double at least) Hold shift to constrain proportions.
8) Set the opacity to 22% and the fill to 44%.
You are done :whistle:
Now you can add a background and use it for a sig or something
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