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is a great text style which really resembles water. In this tutorial, you
will be using:
- the text tool, - the paint brush tool, - the dilate function, - the blur more function, - the how wax coating function and - red/green/blue adjustment. Here is an example below. |
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Create a new image with white as your background set to 16 million colours. Enter some back text, preferably with a thick font. Keep the text selected. |
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Now select the "paint brush" tool and set it to: - Size: 50 - Opacity: 100 - Paper Texture" marble With white as your foreground colour, click and drag the paint brush over the text once. You should have an image like this. |
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Unselect the text by clicking "sections - select none". Now go to the "image" menu and select on "dilate" from the "other" option. This will increase the lighter areas of your text. |
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Go back to the "image" menu and this time select "blur - blur more". |
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Now we can create the watery effect. Go to the "image" menu and select "hot wax coating" from the "other" option. This will create a liquid effect. |
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All we have to do now is add some colour. Click on the "colours" menu and select "adjust - red/green/blue". You can use any colour you like but for this example, I used: - Red: 0% - Green: 20% - Blue: 100% Here is the final image. Remember that all colours are possible, just play around with the values. |
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