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Create a bubbly text
Let's make a cool bubblegum looking logo using a certain font and applying few layer styles.
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Open a new Photoshop document and choose the Horizontal Type Tool (see picture).
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Choose a rounded bubble like font. If you don't have one, click here to download the BubbleGum font I'm using in this lesson.
Click here for the how to install fonts lesson.
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Choose a light color for a foreground and darker version of the same color for background .
I've chosen 78b31b for foreground and 475f22 for background.
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Set the font size to 60 pt, click on the empty document and enter a word.
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Right click the word and choose Warp Text.
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In the Warp Text settings window enter the same settings as I did and click OK.
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We're going to make a copy of your word, choose the darker color and use it for a shadow.
Now press Ctrl + J to duplicate the layer and select the original layer.
If you don't see the copy of your text, don't worry it's there it's only on top of the original layer.
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Click the Color (see picture).
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A color chooser window opens. Click the Background color to select the color you chose before (see picture).
Click OK.
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Now drag the layer a bit downward to create a shadow effect (see picture).
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Right click the copy layer and choose Inner Shadow...
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If you have the same font and the same font size then choose the same settings as I did.
Otherwise you might want to try other values.
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Now go to Inner Glow blending options.
If you have the same font and the same font size then choose the same settings as I did.
Otherwise you might want to try other values.
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Now go to Gradient Overlay blending options.
If you have the same font and the same font size then choose the same settings as I did.
Otherwise you might want to try other values.
For a Gradient choose Foreground to Background.
Click OK.
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This is how it should look like by now.
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Now choose the layer original layer, right click it and choose Inner Glow....
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Choose the same settings as I did.
Click OK.
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Now select the Ellipse Tool (see picture)...
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...and draw the ellipse to cover aprox. half of the word (see picture).
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Select the new ellipse Layer...
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...right click it and choose Inner Shadow...
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Choose the same settings as I did.
Click OK.
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23.
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Click the shape square to get rid of the ellipse line (see picture).
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