South Panola Alternative School
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|Gelatinous Text … |
|1 |Open Adobe Photoshop. |
|2 |File>New. Width 7 inches and Height 7 inches. Click OK. |
|3 |File>Save As. Name the file Gelatinous Text. |
|4 |Fill the background with black. |
|5 |Choose the Text tool and white color. |[pic] |
| |Apply these settings. | |
|6 |Key Batesville, hit enter, and key Jr. |[pic] |
| |High. | |
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| |You may do your name, but it needs to | |
| |be first, hit enter, last or your | |
| |sport’s number--. Otherwise the | |
| |gradient will not work correct. | |
|7 |Layer>Layer Style>Bevel and Emboss. |[pic] |
| | | |
| |Apply these settings. | |
| | | |
| |Click OK. | |
|8 |Layer>Layer Style>Satin. |[pic] |
| | | |
| |Apply these settings. | |
| | | |
| |Click OK. | |
|9 |Layer>Layer Style>Gradient Overlay |[pic] |
| | | |
| |Do not click OK yet. | |
|10 |Click once on the gradient color strip to open the gradient editor. |
|11 |The first color stop is UNDER the color|[pic] |
| |bar. Drag the first color stop to | |
| |location 20. | |
| | | |
| |Drag the second color stop (the other | |
| |one UNDER the color bar) to location | |
| |80. | |
|12 |Double-click on the first color stop and choose color #ff0000. |
| | |
| |Double-click the second color stop and choose color #2e3192. |
|13 |Click underneath the color strip to set|[pic] |
| |a middle color stop. Double-click the | |
| |new stop and set the color #ffffff. | |
| | | |
| |Click OK. | |
|14 |Layer>Rasterize>Layer |
|15 |Layer>Layer Style>Inner Shadow. |[pic] |
| | | |
| |Use the settings at the right. | |
| | | |
| |Also, double click the color box circled in the picture at | |
| |the right. Change the color to #ffffff. | |
| | | |
| |Click OK. | |
|16 |Layer>Layer Style>Inner Glow. |[pic] |
| | | |
| |Change the color to #000000. | |
| | | |
| |Click OK. | |
|17 |Layer>New>Layer. Name it Stars. |
|18 |Choose the Paint brush. |[pic] |
| | | |
| |Choose Star 70 Pixels. If you don’t see it, you can Reset | |
| |Brushes. Click OK when asked if you wish to reset the | |
| |default brushes. | |
| | | |
| |Change the Master Diameter to 200 px. If this size is not | |
| |appropriate for yours, increase or decrease it to fit your | |
| |work. | |
|19 |Use this brush to place a “sparkle” on some of the letters.|[pic] |
| |Try clicking several times on a sparkle. | |
| | | |
| |Save. | |
|20 |File>New. 7 inches X 7 inches. We will not name this. Fill the background with any color. We are just using it to draw an object |
| |that we will paste into the Gelatinous Text document. |
|21 |Select the Pen tool. |[pic] |
|22 |With this tool, you do not click and drag. You click where you want the shape to change directions. After the second click, the two |
| |points will connect. We will click at 4 different points. Use the examples below as a guide. |
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| |[pic] |
|23 |Choose Add Anchor Point Tool. |[pic] |
|24 |Point to the corner you see circled in the example. Get close to the corner BUT |[pic] [pic] |
| |stay on the bottom line of the triangle. | |
| | | |
| |Click and release. You will see a dot and a few squares similar to the second | |
| |picture. | |
| | | |
| |Point to the small dot, click, hold, and drag downward to cause the bottom of the | |
| |triangle to look more like a tear drop. | |
| | |[pic] |
|25 |Right-click inside the shape and choose Make Selection. The original lines will be replaced with the “marching ants.” |
| | |
| |Edit>Copy |
|26 |Click on the tab for Gelatinous Text to bring it back to the top. |
| | |
| |Edit>Paste. A new layer is added. Name it drip. |
|27 |Click the Move tool (first tool). The free transform box will appear around your shape. |
|28 |Move the drip so that it is coming off the bottom of the r in Jr. Resize the |[pic] |
| |drip making it very thin. You must resize it now. Resizing it later will be | |
| |almost impossible. Once it is resized you may also have to move it again to | |
| |be sure it is touching a letter. | |
| | | |
| |Commit your transformation. | |
|29 |Right-click on the Text layer (Batesville Jr. High) and choose Copy Layer Style. |
|30 |Right-click on the drip layer and choose paste layer style. The drip should now show the same gradient as the text. |
|31 |Add more drips by copying the drip layer. Layer>New>Layer via copy. The new drip will be stacked on top of the first drip. Use the |
| |move tool to drag it to its new location. Continue with this same process to add more drips. You might want to resize some of the |
| |drips so they are not all exactly the same size. |
|32 |Merge all of the drip layers into one. The finished product will look similar to the one below. |
|[pic] |
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Style-Inner Bevel
Technique-Smooth
Depth-93
Direction-Up
Size-13
Soften-0
Angle-39
Altitude-58
Highlight Mode-Screen
Opacity-100
Shadow-Multiply
Opacity-73
Blend Mode: Darker Color
Opacity-37
Angle-50
Distance-10
Size-13
Blend Mode-Normal
Opacity-100
Style-Linear
Angle-90
Scale-113
Blend Mode: Color Dodge
Opacity-31
Angle-39
Distance-25
Choke-2
Size-38
Noise-0
Blend Mode-Normal
Opacity-75
Noise-0
Technique-Softer
Source-Edge
Choke-0
Size-3
Range-50
Jitter-0
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