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Learn how to easily create a unique horror style text effect in Photoshop using only Layer Styles and the Horizontal Type Tool.
Halloween is fast approaching, and I only thought it appropriate that we'd have a collection of horror/halloween related brushes. Zombies, bats, grave yards and skulls all included! As for usage, they probably won't be very useful in web design, but they can be used to create some amazing vintage-styled movie-like posters if you want:
I lover horror movies, but I love comic books even more. So, when I stumbled across the portfolio of Mariano Villalba, I was really excited. He has a way of adding in a touch of horror and darkness to everything he does, but without it being over the top. Think Sin City style darkness, but with more color and creativity. website
In a new layer create a small white rectangle. This will be the main shape for the metal insertion between each navigation.
Lately I've been noticing that many Photoshop artists are mastering the horror makeup techniques and believed that it was time to gather a nice (er, sort of�) list of Photoshop tutorials filled with gore, splatter and blood. Some previews have been blocked just because the final effect was too explicit. Have some fun with your photos, but don't scare your kid brother too much, please.
Why using image ready there to make the animation. you can do it just as good using photoshop. this is a photoshop tutorial after all, isn't it ?
Step 1 - In this tutorial you are going to learn how to recreate a realistic horror scene. Open the original picture into Photoshop (a simple Google search will bring a lot more up as well!) Duplicate that layer (layer > duplicate) Pages: � First 1 2 3 4 Last �
5. Make a copy of the layer and place it under the text. Now your image should look something like this.
Ok, with the picture loaded up in Photoshop, double click the background layer in the layers palette to activate the alpha channel and name it Background. FYI � If your not sure where the layers palette is, go to Window>Layers and select it to open the layers palette, you'll see that the picture you loaded will be the background layer. Select the pen tool and set it to path in the above tool bar. Zoom in on the face to about 300% and trace around the face with the pen tool.
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Step 1: First open any image.
General Blending
In a new text layer type out your name in white color shade.
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