Adding Clouds to Text in Photoshop

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Summary: Getting started with advanced text file in Photoshop. Learn about filters and tools used to create special effects text in Photoshop in this free Photoshop tutorial from a professional graphic designer.

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Adding Clouds to Text in Photoshop

Ok. Let's create some magma text. As we look up here, we can see I've got a new document open. What I'm going to do is, I'm just going to go, this is 800x400x300 dpi, if you're wondering what I'm working with here. It's kind of standard for what I'm doing. I'm going to go to "Filter." Let's render some clouds in here. Let's go to-actually, let's choose-let's hit "D" to get our black and white again. And then what I'm going to do is, I'm going to hit "X" to put black in the background, and leave white up front. Now I'm going to go "Filter." Let's go to "Render." Let's render some clouds. There we go. Nice good bit of clouds there. And let's-let's find some edges here. Let's go to "Filter, Stylize." Let's find the edges in this. That seems to be a bit much, but that's alright. We'll leave it at this. So, we're going to hold onto this right here, and we'll pick this up in the next part.