电影字体设计PS教程.docxVIP

Step 1 Open Photoshop and start a new document. I am using 2560x1440 pixels for the size. Fill the background layer with grey #464646. Step 2 Search for some metal textures. I used some for  HYPERLINK / \t _blank Shutterstock. The one I used is from  HYPERLINK /gallery-584806p1.html \t _blank Kompaniets Taras called  HYPERLINK /picstock-photo-seamless-silver-metal-texture-with-empty-place-for-your-text-or-image.html \t _blank seamless silver metal texture with empty place for your text or image. Use Multiply for the Blend Mode Step 3 Add a new layer and then select red and yellow for the background and foreground colors. After that go to FilterRenderClouds. Step 4 With the layer selected go to LayerLayer MaskReveal All. Select the layer mask thumb and then change the background and foreground colors to black and white. With the layer mask thumb selected go to FilterRenderClouds. You will apply render clouds filter to the mask. Step 5 Group the layer into a folder and then add a mask to the folder and apply the same render cloud filter to this new mask. Step 6 Change the Blend Mode to Overlay. Step 7 Add the text you want to use for this design, the one I am using was created in Illustrator and I used the font called  HYPERLINK /roman-sd.font \t _blank Roman SD. Step 8 Now its time to create the bronze effect. To do that we will use Layer Styles. Basically we will use Drop Shadow, Inner Shadow, Inner Glow, Bevel and Emboss, Color Overlay and Pattern Overlay. Step 9 For the Pattern Overlay create a metal pattern before using the same metal pattern used in the step 2. Step 10 This is the result after the layer styles. Its pretty much done now and you can apply that to all sorts of symbols. Step 11 Lets add some more details, this time I used a knight from a  HYPERLINK / \t _blank Shutterstock image called  HYPERLINK /picstock-photo--metal-medals-background.html \t _blank 4 Metal medals background by  HYPERLINK /gallery-274039p1.