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[7]-Now remove the Some Parts of Tree Shadow Layer. Thanks for read this Photoshop Tutorial.I hope you have enjoyed the Tutorial & the Final Output of this Tutorial is shown below
A drop shadow can be added to text to create a subtle to dramatic shadow that allows you to control every aspect of. In this video tutorial, you will learn how to add a drop shadow blending option to text in Photoshop CS3.
In this Photoshop text effects tutorial, we're going to see how easy it is to add some visual interest to text in Photoshop by using a copy of the exact same text to shadow itself.
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[6]- Double click on this Text layer and select the Drop Shadow from the Layer style and use the following setting
Step 1 Open a new document with any size you want and set the back ground colour to black. Step 2 Select Text Tool from left tool menu and write some text with any font and any size you want. Step 3 Make a right click on the text layer (in the layer display on the rignt side of workspace) and select Duplicate layer... option (name it what ever you want). Now right click on that duplicated layer and select Rasterize Type option. Step 4 Click on that rasterized layer and select Transform tool from Edit -> Free Transform. Hold top middle handler and drag it down to get something like this: Step 5 Now go to the main menu and select Edit -> Transform -> Perspective and hold bottom right handler and drag it a little to right to get something like this: Step 6 Now that you have done perspective look go to Filter -> Blur -> Gaussian Blur... and set the options like this: And your work shuld look like this: