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Real World Example RainbowFacade Text
April 1, 1998
1...Preparation
Steps
- Set the Foreground
Color
- Double click on the Foreground Color
swatch in the Toolbox to open the Color Picker.
- Use the following settings: H:184,
S:100, and B:100.
- Make the Spectrum Layer active
if necessary.
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- Select the
Type Tool
(click on the Type
Tool icon in the
Toolbox).
- Click just inside the bottom left corner
of the work image.
- The resulting Type Tool Dialog Box is
shown to the right.
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Duplicate the settings as shown in the
Dialog Box. Substitute the font if necessary.
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2...Text Position
Preview
Your image should look something like this
sample below.
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Photoshop 4.x automatically puts the text on a
new layer. Relabel the text layer Style.
Photoshop 3.x floats the text on the current
layer. Place the text on a new layer and relabel the text
layer Style.
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3...Separate
The and Style into different
layers.
- Activate the Style Layer if
necessary.
- Select The with the
"Marquee
Selection" tool (M key).
- Cut and paste The into a new
layer (Shift+Ctrl+J).
- The ends up on the layer above
the Style Layer.
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The Text elements are now independent. Move the
text elements to create a rough composition.
- Activate The layer if necessary.
- Hold down the Ctrl key and "Drag"
The to its new location.
- Do the same for Style.
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4...Move and Nudge
the text elements into their final composition.
- Turn off the Spectrum layer for easier
preview by clicking on its Display icon (the eye).
- Select the text layer for The.
- Nudge it into its final position
(Ctrl+arrow keys).
- Select the Style layer.
- Nudge it into its final position
(Ctrl+arrow keys).
- Turn Spectrum back on, if applicable.
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The text position is fine but it does not
separate well from the background. It is hard to read.
The following section will make it pop off the
page in 3-D.
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Real World Example RainbowFacade Creation
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