How does PS make a golden character? Skills of Creating Vintage Golden Leather Text Effect in AdobePhotoshop

PS course on skills of making golden leather fonts 1. Create background step 1 and create a new 1000x750px document. Set the foreground color to #e4e4e2 and the background color to #0b0b0b. Select the Gradient Tool, select the foreground to background gradient fill, and then click the radial gradient icon. Then click and drag from the center of the document to one of the corners to create a background gradient. Copy the background layer. Step 2: Double-click the "background" copy layer and apply the mode superposition effect to change the "mixed mode" to "strong light" and use the "carbon fiber large" mode. Step 3: This will apply a simple pattern background. 2. Create text and shapes Step 1: Create text of each letter in a separate layer. The font used is pumpkin, the color is #debc8b, and the size is 350pt. Step 2: Select the rectangle tool and create a rectangle under the text. The fill color of the rectangle should be the same as the text color. Step 3: Select the Transform Point tool, and then click and drag each corner of the rectangle to transform the corner anchor point into a smooth anchor point. Step 4: Select the direct selection tool, and then click and drag the anchor point to move it, or click the direction point at the end of the two direction handles, and then move it to change the direction of the curve, or drag them to bend outward and inward to widen or narrow the curve. Step 5, constantly modify the anchor point until you get the desired shape, and then put the shape layer below all the text layers. 3. Group letters, create duplicate layers, and create shape layers. Step 1, put each letter's layer into a group with letter names. Step two. Now, you can process all the letters at the same time, or you can process each letter separately. In this tutorial, you will use only one letter to demonstrate the process, and then you can use the same letter to perform the steps and copy and paste the layer style and shape attributes. Therefore, all groups except the first letter will not be visible (by clicking the eye icon next to them). Step 3: Copy the text layer, change the "padding" value of the copy to 0, and then copy. Step 4: Copy the original layer, drag the copy to the bottom of the original layer, right-click, select "Convert to Shape" and rename it [theletter]Shape. Copy the shape layer and drag it below. Step 5: Copy the shape layers, and then drag the final copy to the top of all the layers in the group. Therefore, the layers you should be in the group from top to bottom (in this case, the group with the letter e) are: E-Copy 2 E-Copy 2 E-Copy _E-Copy. These names will be used in the rest of this tutorial, so make sure you have similar names and order. 4. Modify the shape properties in step 1, select the "Shape Copy 2" layer, and then select the "Direct Selection Tool". In the options bar, you will get several shape properties that you can modify. First, change the fill to none, the stroke color to #9 174 1c, and the stroke width to 1. Then, click the Set Shape Stroke Type icon, select the dashed line preset, and ensure that Alignment is set to Internal. This will produce stitches. Step 2: Select the original shape layer, change the fill color to #e4e4e4, the stroke color to # D4 D4, the stroke width to 5, and then AligntoOutside to. Step 3, select the shape copy layer, make sure the fill color is #e4e4e4, the stroke is set to none, and then enter Edit >; Free conversion. Click the right arrow key and the down arrow key at the same time to move the shape 1px to the right and 1px to the down. Then press Enter/Return to accept the changes. Step four. Now press Alt-Ctrl-Shift-T or Option-Command-Shift-T five times to copy the layers and transformations. This will lead to simple three-dimensional stretching. 5. Stitch Style Double-click the "Shape Copy 2" layer to apply the following "Layer Style": step 1, size: 0 Step 2, check the anti-aliasing box. Step three, color: # edd67b-but you can choose any other color. Step 4, color: #5b3e03 Distance: 0 Size: 1 Step 5, this will shape the stitches. 6. Set the style of the main text layer. Double-click the original layer to apply the following layer style: step size 1, size: 18. Select the mode to eliminate the shadow of the sawtooth box-color: #93804d Step 2, pattern: large leather depth: 60%. Select the inversion box Step 3, Mix mode: linear recording noise: 65% color: # E6D88. 7. Set the style of the first copied text layer. Double-click the first copied text layer to apply the following layer style: Step 1, Size: 2 1 Softening: 5 Uncheck the "Use Global Illumination" box Angle:-108 Height: 58 Check the mode of eliminating jagged box shadows-Opacity: 0% Step 2, Outline: Bay. Step 3: This will add some bright spots to improve the 3D appearance of leather. 8. Set the style of the second copied text layer. Double-click the second copied text layer to apply the following layer style: Step 1, Size: 2 1 Softening: 5 Uncheck the "Use Global Illumination" box Angle: 99 Height: 58 Check the anti-aliasing box highlight mode: strong light color: # fffbe2Opacity: 100% shadow mode. Step 3: This will enhance the 3D appearance of leather parts and make them deeper. 9. Set the style of the original shape layer. Double-click the original shape layer to apply the following layer style: step 1, size: 1 Select antialiasing box Step 2, Outline: Circle antialiasing box. Range: 100% Step 3, this will set the style of the extruded edge. 10. Set the stretching style. Double-click the first copied shape layer to apply the following layer style: Step 1, Style: Reflective Angle: 45 Select the gradient of steel pipe 20 from the CHROMES.grd file Step 2, Distance: 15 Size: 7 Step 3, this will create a simple reflective 3D extrusion. 1 1. Add gradient map step 1. If not, please repeat the same steps for the remaining letters and then put them in the document. Overlapping them a little will make the effect look more interesting. Step 2: When finished, click the "New Fill or Adjust Layer" icon below the Layers panel, and then select "Gradient Map". Step 3: Select the gradient of CSPTrueSkySunradial from the file TrueSkyGradients.grd, and then change the blending mode of the layer to positive overlay and the opacity to 10%. This will help to slightly adjust the color of the final result.