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Step 8 Copy the layer and lower the original 30-60 pixels and press CTRL+U; Then darken the color to have that shadow-effect;
Now, the little guy needs a fuse. Make another new layer ("fuse" and grab your paint brush. For the size of the Ba-Bomb I'm making here, we want it to be about 7px wide. You'll need to vary the size accordingly, based on the size of the Ba-Bomb you're bu-building. Now pick a brown color, like #8c6239 (it's a rope fuse!) and draw a curvy line from the middle of the Ba-Bomb's top to.. wherever you want it, depending on how long you want your fuse to be. Give it the same layer style.
Type a capital M. If you have done this right there should be a bomb shape for your text. Duplicate the text layer and then rasterize it by going to Layer>Rasterize>Type, and name this layer to bomb.
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7. Draw a Bomb
