Advanced Multicolored Glass text in Photopaint!

February 10th, 2006

Step 6: Add your text! Select a nice font (Thick fonts are always more effective, but you can use whatever you like) and type out your message. The color you use doesn’t matter in the slightest, so use whatever tickles your fancy. I’m going to use Impact for this one.

Step 7: Now create a mask around your text.

Step 8: Select the blurred image on the object docker… we’re going to cut a piece out of it with the mask we’ve created!

Step 9: Make sure you have the mask tool selected… doesn’t matter which one, but make sure you have it selected instead of the Object Picker. If you don’t, the next steps will have you reaching for the bottle of Tylenol.

Now hit Ctrl-C then Ctrl-V to Copy/Paste the masked area and POOF! You’ve created some overlay text!

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6 Responses to “ Advanced Multicolored Glass text in Photopaint! ”

  1. Naresh Says:

    Hey Dan. That tutorial link appears to be dead/down.

  2. dan Says:

    Fixed ;)

    Dan

  3. Pepper Says:

    hey man, great tutoria

  4. Robbie Says:

    Dan, love the tutorials. Was wondering if you have a tutorial to match the “Gold” effects shown on the following site.
    http://unleash.com/jeffh/goldfactory/
    I would love to be able to do that!
    Thanks
    Robbie P.

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