Lets start off: This tutorial would be nothing more then stone letters if you used ordinary font. Luckily the folks at nfta.net have made a transformers font you can download here for pc and for Mac. Downloading and unzipping the font is easy but if you don't know how to install fonts then check out this convenient tutorial.
Step one: Create a new canvas using 420×250px. Fill it up with black background, write "Transformers" with the SF TransRobotics font you just downloaded, then centralize the text. Next right click on the text layer and left click rasterize layer.
Step Two: Highlight the bottom of "T" and "F" with the Marquee Tool, hold Alt and keep pressing Arrow down to increase the length of both these alphabets.
Step Three: Here we add the cool alien metal effect to the font. You need to right click the font layer and go to blending options. Now apply the following blending options. (For any missing fields in the following instructions, assume the default setting).a
INNER GLOW:
Blend Mode: Screen
Opacity: 32% Color is white
Elements:
Technique: Softer
Source: Edge
Size: 5
Quality:
Range: 50
BEVEL AND EMBOSS:
Style: Inner Bevel
Technique: Smooth
Depth: 650
Direction: Up
Shading: Angle 129 Degrees
Altitude: 21
Highlight Mode: Screen
Opacity: 75%
COLOR OVERLAY:
Color Blend Mode: Dodge
Color set at 31464F
Opacity: 55%
PATTERN OVERLAY:
Blend Mode: Normal
Choose Pattern Stucco 2 (200x200 pixels grey scale). This pattern can be found at texture fill2 in the preset patterns option.
Now press ok.
Step 4. Hold Ctrl, left click on the Transformer text's layer thumbnail to highlight the selection. Create a new layer, select Gradient Tool and draw across from the bottom left to top right. Change the blend mode to Overlay and adjust Opacity to 50%.
Step 5.
Here is where you make the Autobots and Decepticons. Using your font tool will automatically create a new layer for you, when you make your layer press shift and < then shift and > to make the faces. Then press the check box to confirm. Next go to the "Transformers" text layer you just finished working on, right click and left click on the copy layer style option from the "Transformers" layer and paste it on the logos layers.
Now you should have something similar to the picture above. This is a great way to demonstrate your photoshop skills are truly more then meets the eye!
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Post a CommentI like this article. I have a few nephews who would find this to be cool.