Showing posts with label freezing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freezing. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 31, 2015 0 comments

Freezing Text

Freezing Text Effect


Freezing Text Effect


Final View


Freezing text Effect


Step 1

Create new file..Ctrl+N
Paint Background with Black.. (Shft+f5)---> color.

background

Step 2

Now select Horizontal type text tool and and add text "COOL" with suitable font.

add your text

- Right click on the text layer and rasterise the layer..
- merge both the layers by pressing Ctrl+E, or right click on the text layer and select "Merge Down".

Step 3

Now go to filter ---> Pixelate ---> Crystallize
set the cell size as it is (1.8).
press OK.

crystallize the text layer

Step 4

Now go to filter ---> Blur---> Gaussian Blur
Set radius to 2.0 and press OK.

Blur the layer






Step 4

Go to Image ---> Rotate Canvas -->  CW90 (clock wise).

wind effect from left

Now go to filter ---> Stylize ---> Wind.
elect Method "Wind" and direction "From the right".
Press OK.

wind effect repeat

Rotate the image to the original position  Image ---> Rotate Canvas ---> CCW90.
Press Ctrl+B (color balance) and increse the colors blue and cyan as suitable..

color balance in photoshop

Press OK..
Youll get cool text effect.

photoshop tutorial - cool text effet

Done... :-)



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Wednesday, March 18, 2015 0 comments

Freezing Ice Text Effect

Hello all today we are going to make a Icy text effect in adobe photoshop:



First make a canvas ( I used 400 x 200 px ) and fill it with black:



Second we need to type in our text ( I used “Icy” with Ariel Black at 72pt ):



Now rasterize the text layer by right clicking the layer and click Rasterize Type:



Right click the Icy layer and click Merge down:



Goto Filter > Pixelate > Crystallize:



Enter 3 as the Cell Size:



Now goto Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur:



Enter 1 pixel and click ok:



Now goto Image > Rotate Canvas > 90 CW:



Goto Filter > Stylize > Wind:



Make sure From the Right is ticked and click ok:



Now goto Image > Rotate Canvas > 90 CCW:



Then Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation:



Enter Hue: 215 Saturation: 50 Lightness: 0 and make sure Colorize is checked:



And here is your final result:



Thanks for looking at this tutorial and hope you learned from this.
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