517 Using chromatic-style fonts in Photoshop

- [Voiceover] In this movie, I'll show you how to…create a so-called chromatic style font effect…in which you build up the various decorative styles…associated with a specialty display face.…But this time, we'll be doing so inside Photoshop.…Now once again, we're working with three styles…associated with the font called Copal,…which is included along with Adobe Typekit.…And so if you're using Photoshop CC,…you can get to Typekit by going up to the Type menu…and choosing Add Fonts From Typekit.…And you're not going to find that command in…Photoshop CS6 or earlier, in which case,…just do a Google search for Copal,…which is C-O-P-A-L,…and you'll get a bunch of hits.…

I'm gonna switch over to…my starter document here.…And notice that I have an editable type layer selected…here inside the Layers panel.…At which point, I'll go ahead and select the Type tool,…which you can get by pressing the T key,…and then you an see that the font is set to Copal,…and that the style is set to Solid,…but we have a couple of other styles to choose from…