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Grass graffiti with Photoshop
A little bit longer tutorial where you will be able to write custom text and transform it into a very nice grass graffiti effect.
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Create new document and type something that you want.
I have created a document with dimensions 1024 x 768 pixels and used Tw Cen MT Condensed Extra Bold font.
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After that merge all layers with clicking above on Layer and select Flatten Image.
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Click on Channels, select Blue channel, click on it with right mouse button and select Duplicate Channel...
When a dialog windows appears, click on OK to confirm it.
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Then select and view only Blue copy channel (see the picture).
Click on Image, Adjustments and select Invert.
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Then select RGB channel to select all original channels.
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Click on Edit and Select Fill...
New window will spear and select White for filling and click on OK.
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Then select and view only Blue copy channel (see the picture).
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Select Magic Wand Tool (shortcut is key W).
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Press Ctrl key and click on all letters to select them all.
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Then select RGB channel to select all original channels.
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Click on Edit and select Fill...
In a new window select Color... and set a blue color.
Then press OK twice to confirm all.
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Select Background layer.
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Click on Edit and select Fill...
In a new window select Color... and set a green color.
Then press OK twice to confirm all.
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Click on Filter, Noise and select Add Noise...
In a new window select the same settings like I did and press OK button.
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Click with right mouse button on a text layer and select Duplicate Layer...
When a dialog windows appears, click on OK to confirm it.
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Press Ctrl + U to open the Hue/Saturaion window.
Them select Colorize and sett the same setting like I did.
Press the OK button when finished.
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Select the duplicated layer with mouse and move it below the original layer (see the picture).
The duplicated layer must be selected.
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Click on Filter, Other and select Offset...
In a new window select the same settings like I did and press OK button.
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Select now the original layer with text (see the picture).
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Click on Layer, Layer Style and select Stroke...
In a new window select the same settings like I did, for filling select the white color and press OK button.
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Press Ctrl key and select both layers above the Background layer (see the picture).
Then press Ctrl + E, do merge them into one.
We will add the Noise filter again ...
Click on Filter, Noise and select Add Noise...
In a new window select the same settings like I did and press OK button.
We will add the stroke layer style again ...
Click on Layer, Layer Style and select Stroke...
In a new window select the same default settings, for filling select the black color and press OK button.
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Let's take a closer look to final picture.
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Final image from above :)
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