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Text of clouds in photoshop
In this beginner lesson I will show you how to draw a random text in the sky that will seem like it's a part of clouds.
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Open a picture of a sky with clouds.
Click here if you want to download the picture used in this lesson.
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2.
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Create a new layer (see picture).
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Choose the Pencil Tool.
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4.
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Press D to set black foreground color and draw or write something on the sky where there aren't any clouds (see picture).
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Create a new layer (see picture).
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Choose the Clone Stamp Tool.
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Right click the picture, set Site to 25 px and Hardness to 0%.
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Set the Clone sample mode to All Layers (see picture).
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9.
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Now press and hold Alt key then click somewhere on the clouds.
This way you choose the source area for the Clone Stamp Tool.
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10.
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Release the mouse key and start drawing over the lines you draw before.
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Keep drawing until you cover all the lines.
You might want to change the clone source a couple of times by holding Alt and clicking the clouds like you did in step 9.
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Click the eye next to original writing layer (Layer 1 in this case) to hide it.
The newest layer (Layer 2) should stay selected.
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13.
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Again press and hold Alt key and click to select the area where the clouds aren't so intensive (see picture).
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14.
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Release the Alt key and start clicking around and on to the drawing you made for a more realistic cloud look.
You might want to set a larger clone stamp size and use different source areas to clone from.
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15.
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This is how my Dreevoo in the sky ended up looking like. Show me yours? :)
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