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An easy to follow tutorial that that reveals true magic that lies within Adobe's Photoshop. You'll be amazed how easy it is to follow along and create very realistic fire.
 
  
[[image:Fire Text.jpg|thumb|right|Click image to enlarge]]
 
 
 
== Create The Document ==
 
* Create a new file
 
* 640 x 360 at 150 dpi
 
 
 
== Video Tutorial ==
 
 
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== Setting the Stage ==
 
* Select the default foreground and background colors by pressing the "D" key.
 
* Fill the background with black by pressing Alt+Backspace
 
 
 
== Place The Text ==
 
* Select the text tool
 
* set the font to Monotype Corsiva
 
* set the size to 110pt
 
* set the font color to white
 
* Type OT on the image
 
* Place the text slightly below center to allow for flame wisps
 
 
 
== Setup For The Flame  ==
 
* Duplicate the "OT" Text layer by pressing Crtl+J
 
* Turn off the layer named "OT copy" by clicking its eyeball on the layers window
 
* Add a layer style to the OT copy layer by double clicking it in the layer window
 
* Under Blending options set the Fill Opacity to 0 located under the Advanced Blending section
 
* Select the "Outer Glow" style
 
** Set the Size to 4px
 
** Click the color box and set the RGB value to #ffb017
 
* Select the "Inner Glow" style
 
** Set the opacity to 100%
 
** Click the color box and set the RGB value to #ff9c00
 
** Set the size to 11px
 
* Click OK
 
* Make the OT layer visible by clicking on it's emtpty eyeball box
 
* Add a layer style to the OT layer by double clicking it in the layer window
 
* Under Blending options set the Fill Opacity to 0 located under the Advanced Blending section
 
* Select the "Outer Glow" style
 
** Set the Size to 28px
 
** Click the color box and set the RGB value to #ff4e00
 
* Select the "Inner Glow" style
 
** Set the opacity to 100%
 
** Click the color box and set the RGB value to #ffc600
 
** Set the size to 18px
 
* Click OK
 
 
 
== Flame On ==
 
* Select the smudge tool
 
* set the smudge tool settings
 
** Hardness to 25%
 
** Strength to 75%
 
** Diameter to 20px
 
* With the OT copy layer selected, use the smudge tool to pull out wisps of flames (see video time = )
 
 
 
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== Enhance The Flames ==
 
* Turn the OT layer into a selection by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking it's layer icon in the layers window
 
* Inverse the selection by menu/Select/Inverse ot Shift+Ctrl+I
 
* Press the Delete key
 
* Deselect by pressing Ctrl+d
 
* Turn the OT layer into a selection again by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking it's layer icon in the layers window
 
* Create a new layer by clicking the new layer icon on the Layers window or Pressing Shift+Ctrl+N
 
* Bring up the Fill dialog box by pressing Shift+Backspace
 
** Under Contents set the Use selection to White, Click OK
 
* Deselect by pressing Ctrl+d
 
* Set the blending mode of the newest layer to Overlay
 
 
There you have it, a very realistic looking fire text effect using Photoshop
 
 
 
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== See Also ==
 
* [[Make ice text in photoshop]]
 
* [[Make lightning using photoshop]]
 
* [[Create a brushed metal texture using Photoshop CS]]
 
* [[Create neon sign text using photoshop cs]]
 
* [[Insert an image into text using photoshop]]
 
* [[Make 3d images]]
 
 
 
== External Links ==
 
* [http://www.youtube.com/OpenTutorial OpenTutorial's video tutorials on YouTube]
 
 
[[Category:Photoshop]]
 

Revision as of 23:45, 7 April 2010