Step 1

Create new document 1280px x 1000px 72dpi. Background Color #fff(white)

Step 2

Now select the type tool color:#a90000, and write out any word you would like. Text size dosen’t matter but make it big as possible for this tutorial.

Step 3

Create a new layer then select the rounded brush tool color:#a90000. The brush size varies according to your text size so choose the approiate size. Now create a circle by the end of one of your letters. I’m going to start with the W.

Step 4

This is the part where we will create the drip. Make the brush tool slightly smaller and draw out a drip.

Step 5

Now create 3 circle. Make all circles different sizes and put them around the main circle and drip so that they look like paint splatter.

Step 6

Repeat the steps above for every other word or so then you should have a completed paint splatter. I’ve decided to add a black background to my text. HEHE! You are all done.

Things you need

• sansserifexbflfcond Font

Step 1

Create a new document width:1000px x height:631px background #000000

Step 2

Select the type tool font:sansserifexbflfcond(medium), size:200px, color:#ff9700, smooth. Now select the Character Panel or go to Window>>Character and change the text Tracking to -60(Text tracking goes from left to right). Then write a word that you would like to use. I’ve chosen Webdevtuts.

Double click on the text layer or right click>>blending options. Select color overlay and change the color to #1b1b1b. Then select stroke, size: 1, position: outside, blend mode:normal, opacity:100, fill type:color, color; #b4b4b4

Step 3

Duplicate the text layer then right click>>blending options. Now click on gradient options. blendmodenormal, opacity:100, Gradient(Double click on the gradient bar, left color:#adadad, right color:#ffffff), style:linear, angle:90, scale:100

Step 4

Select the rounded rectangle tool color:#5f5f5f then draw a circle under your typography.

Then go to Filter>>blur>>Guassian blur 90px.

Step 5

Select the rounded rectangle tool color:#151515 and draw a rectangle under your text(Make sure it goes into the black on both sides). Then go to Filter>>blur>>Guassian blur 5px.

Step 6

Duplicate the text layer then create a new group then add the text layer to the group. Right click on the group>>merge group. Go to Edit>>transform>>Flip Vertical. Then drag the vertical text downward until its under the original text.

Now select the rounded blur eraser tool and erase the bottom text until you have that reflection look. Might take of couple of tries but you’ll get it.

Step 7

Select the rounded rectangle tool color: #ffffff, and create a circle on top of your text leaving some of the bottom area untouched.

Now change the layer opacity to 10%.

Step 8

Select the custom shape tool>>Triangle and create a triangle over the text. Try to have it so the triangle is within the glow with just did in the previous step.

Now go to filter>>blur>>Guassian blur. Set the blur to 80. Then change the layer opacity to 80. You’re now done and should have a nice elegant glass looking text typography.

Create new document 1280px x 700px 72dpi. Background color:#000

Step 2

Now we will add a brick wall to our image. Google search for a brick wall images, there are many to choose from. Once you have brick wall image go to Image>>Adjustment>>Brightness/Contrast and adjust
image color until it is kinda dark.

Step 3

Select the brush tool then select the blur edge paint brush and create a circle leaving the inside empty.

You should now have a black hole with a small blur around the hole like in the example below.

Step 4

Now We will add a silhouette to our background. Google search silhouette and choose any silhouette. When you have the right silhouette drag image into photoshop.

Note: If image has white background select the Magic Eraser Tool(Press B to select Magic Eraser Tool ).

Step 5

Next we will create our elegant text effect. Select the type tool Font Type: Amienne, size:225px, Color:#ff2fcc( Font can be downloaded from here).

Type any word you desire. I will use Webdevtuts.

Step 6

Now we will make our text glossy and worth looking at. Right click on text layer>>Blending options>>Drop Shadow. Copy settings below

Copy Outter Glow Settings. Color:#ff029e

Copy Bevel and Emboss Settings

Copy Gradient overlay settings Glow Settings

Double click on the gradient color bar, Left Color: #ff2fcc, Right Color: #ff74dd,

Copy stroke Settings

You should now have a glossy text effect. To give it that feel I’ve added the word now open. You can accomplish that by duplicating
the first test layer and changing the font color and size. Well that’s about it I hope you all succeeded with this tutorial.