Hi everyone, Steve here. Thanks so much for checking out this video where I show you how easy it is to create a spray paint text effect in Photoshop using nothing more than a Drop Shadow layer effect and Photoshop's Blending Options! You'll learn how to create the initial spray paint effect and how to blend the spray paint in with your background image. I also show you how to duplicate the effect to add more spray painted text to your design, and how to easily change the color of the spray paint. And since we're creating the effect using layer effects and blending options, your text will remain editable even when we're done. If you enjoy this video, don't forget to Like it, Share it and Subscribe to my channel for more videos! Leave any questions or suggestions below, and thanks again for watching!
Fantastic video! Only trouble I am having is that when I go to change the color of the text, nothing happens. For example, when I type in the levels that you showed, the text only got darker or lighter but not actually change color.
Depending on the background image you're using, you may need to experiment with the blend mode of the Drop Shadow. I used the Screen blend mode in the video because my background was very dark. For a lighter background, try the Multiply blend mode. Other good blend modes to try are Linear Dodge, Linear Burn, Overlay, Linear Light, and Color. Let me know if changing the blend mode helps!
Hi everyone, Steve here. Thanks so much for checking out this video where I show you how easy it is to create a spray paint text effect in Photoshop using nothing more than a Drop Shadow layer effect and Photoshop's Blending Options! You'll learn how to create the initial spray paint effect and how to blend the spray paint in with your background image. I also show you how to duplicate the effect to add more spray painted text to your design, and how to easily change the color of the spray paint. And since we're creating the effect using layer effects and blending options, your text will remain editable even when we're done.
If you enjoy this video, don't forget to Like it, Share it and Subscribe to my channel for more videos! Leave any questions or suggestions below, and thanks again for watching!
Thank you for the great video’s but I’m have difficulties on how to transfer this size of text to 4500px5400 if you can help me I would appreciate it.
This is great, thanks
Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching!
Hi Steve...I always enjoy your clearly explained tutorials. Thanks for this one! You deserve more subscribers.
Thanks! I appreciate it. :)
Steve, excellent special effects tutorial. Always love your clear, succinct, non-rushed explanations. Your my #1. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Frank! I appreciate the support. Thank you for watching!
You have explained everything so precisely. Thank you for this..
Thank you for this! Great video.
Excellent tutorial!
Great tutorial Thanks so much
Your amazing man i love your explanation very clear good job
Thanks so much!
like always, excellent video, I always learn something and that what its all about. Thank you
Thanks Dave!
Very clearly..!!
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Steve, how about dripping paint text effect tutorial in Photoshop 2021?
Fantastic tutorial.thanks
You're very welcome. Thank you for watching!
Nice TuTorial Sir....
I hope it was helpful. Thank you for watching!
Fantastic
Fantastic video! Only trouble I am having is that when I go to change the color of the text, nothing happens. For example, when I type in the levels that you showed, the text only got darker or lighter but not actually change color.
Depending on the background image you're using, you may need to experiment with the blend mode of the Drop Shadow. I used the Screen blend mode in the video because my background was very dark. For a lighter background, try the Multiply blend mode. Other good blend modes to try are Linear Dodge, Linear Burn, Overlay, Linear Light, and Color. Let me know if changing the blend mode helps!
What is the canvas size?
thanks
Thank you for watching!
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Thanks Eric!