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Power Tip: If you need to edit the filler texture image or if you don't like how it looks within the letter, you can still change it! Just choose the Move Tool (V) & drag over with your texture layer selected. Also, if you need to resize the texture image select Edit>Transform to resize it.
Step 7
Now, select the Background layer & fill with a Gradient Tool (G). I used Linear Gradient & the colors for the two stops are as prescribed in the screenshot. Drag the gradient tool diagonally from bottom to top.
Step 8
Pressing down Shift key select all the layers in the Layer Palette except the background layer & Link all of them. Also make sure to link the Layer Mask thumbnails with their corresponding layer thumbnails by clicking once between them.
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Step 9
Now, we will do the reflection of our letter “C”. For that, select all the linked layers & duplicate them.
Step10
Merge all the duplicated layers & name it Reflection.
Step 11
On the Reflection layer, go to Edit>Transform>Flip Vertical & place it beneath the letter “C”. Adjust its perspective if the need be.
Step 12
The next step is to add a layer mask to the duplicate layer. To do this simply click on the add layer mask button in the layers palette.
Now pick the Gradient Tool (G) and draw a gradient (black to white) in the direction from bottom to mid top.
Finally just reduce the opacity of the duplicate layer and you are all done. I reduced the opacity to 20% , there is no golden rule about the opacity % , just play with the opacity setting & choose the one that suits your image.
Step 13
Finally, with the Type Tool, I wrote the words “for creativity” with the settings as shown in the Character Palette.
The font used is Larissa & can be downloaded from here. I also rotated the words a bit via Edit>Transform. Then I applied the layer style, as shown in the screenshots below.
Step 14
To add a bit of finishing touch, I added Outer Glow to the Vector Smart Object layer, as shown.
And, that’s how my Layers palette in end & final image looks like.
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hi i am vishal rana i am graffics designer in surat.i have used photoshop, illustrater,coral & flaceCS3 so your have requerment in your company.i have complite my education T.Y B.COM complite.
I wanted to thank you for posting this tutorial, I had a lot of fun learning.
This is what my image turned out like http://s747.photobucket.com/user/Sensaki610/media/Anyone/merci002f_zps93221ff8.png.html
One note the link on Page 2 "another texture pack" no longer exists, however I was able to use a similar image here http://joorteloog.deviantart.com/art/numbing-blow-160234146
I am retired and Photoshop and other Adobe apps are a hooby.
Thanks again John.
thanks for tutorial. i'm still a bit confused about how much PS distinctive in comparison with AI on the fly objects customization
i like
now its simple before
Thank you so much.
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Thank you so much it was very helpful everyone!
thanks very much for this tut - it was really helpful and clear!
I thought this was for photoshop. I don't have illustrator
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Ayyo
Here is very good.
Can anybody help me out pls...
How can i place or Overlape any image on this 3D Art...??
As in this they do some flowers & leaves on the 3D image of "C"...
You can fill option.. :)