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Some truly impressive looking titles can be made using the method here. |
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Open a New Image more than big enough to hold the finished text. Immediately add a couple of extra layers for the text and any other touches you want to add. Create your text with the settings below, using a nice fat font. Choose a color for the stroke that will complement the coloring in the image you'll be using on the inside. |
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Now, with the text still selected so you don't "paint" outside the lines, choose a tube image and stamp images in the lettering. If one plunks in that you don't like it's placement, just use the undo button to step back and try again. |
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Now add an outer bevel to the lettering, start out with the settings to the right. |
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Then add just a touch of shadow to help raise the text on the page. You can stop at this point and crop the image as ti is, or you can add a line underneath using teh settings below as a starting point. |
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