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Fire and flames can be one of the most eye-catching features used in a composition. In this tutorial, we will be looking at how to create a brilliant flame-engulfed scene.
Step 2: Create a new layer on top of your background stock layer, make it active in the layers palette, rename it 'flames' and, using a soft appropriately-sized tip on the Brush Tool, paint a solid white color over the general area that you want to be on fire. You don't need to spend too long at this stage, as you will be altering this layer greatly in the next step.
Now we will create the other colors of our flames. This will involve several steps similar to the last one. We will be using the same layer. Choose a nice yellow color, I used FEE900. Reselect the work path. Give it a feather of 25 pixels. Fill the selection with yellow. Deselect. Reselect the work path. Contract by 10 pixels (Select/Modify/Contract - use the same amount you did to expand in step 3). Feather by 15 pixels and fill with white. This time, do no deselect. Contract by 10 pixels again and this time choose a nice light blue, I used BDEAFF. Fill with blue. Contract by 10 pixels again and fill with white. Deselect. Your image should resemble this.
First you create a layer using the gradient map feature. you can find it by clicking on the half black and white circle at the bottom of layers palette.
Hit the D key on your keyboard to reset your Color Boxes to its default white and black and then hit the X key to invert the colors locations. Now your Foreground Color should be set to #FFFFFF White and Background Color is set to #000000 Black. Press Ctrl + Backspace to fill the canvas with black. Create a New Layer by going through Layer>New>Layer. Grab the Brush Tool from the Tool Panel on the left to get started with drawing our flame swirls. Right click anywhere on the canvas to open up the Brush Options panel. Click on the arrow that is on the top right corner of the panel and select Assorted Brushes, and then click on the 48px Crosshatch brush type as shown in the screenshot below.
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In this Photoshop text effects tutorial, we're going to learn how to create a fire text effect, engulfing our letters in burning hot flames. We'll be using Photoshop's powerful Liquify filter for most of the work on the flames themselves, but we'll also be taking a look at the Wind filter, using adjustment layers to colorize the flames, layer styles for adding color to our text, layer masks for blending the flames with the letters, and more!
Title: How to make fire or flame text effects photoshop. Description: Good photoshop tutorial for graphics designers to learn how to create fire or flame explosion text effect.
This tutorial is just to help ya make use of the blending options available in photoshop to give a flame color effect to the already available "custom shape for flame" as given below.Come lets BURN.:-)
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Set your Foreground Color to #FFFFFF White and Background Color to #000000 Black. Press Ctrl + Backspace to fill the canvas with black. We are going to create the main text that we wish to apply the flames to. In this tutorial I have written the letter T using Times New Roman font. Grab the Text Tool from the Tool Panel on the left side of your workspace and create your text. From your Layers Panel, Right-Click on the text layer you just created and choose Blending Options. Apply an Outer Glow to your text with the following specifications.
1. Make a new layer with a black square�. BACKGROUND LAYER 2. Make a new layer with a text �FUEGO� fire in spanish and the style Futura Md BT, color RGB 240;70;44 ��.RED LAYER 3. Duplicate this layer and make text white��.FIRE BOTTOM
To complete this tutorial, you will need the following stocks: Font Soft Smoke Texture
