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Creating metallic type - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Type Effects
Creating metallic type
- [Instructor] Okay, let's see how we can create this metallic, specifically chrome, effect. This is the finished version, and here is my starting state. Now, the first point I want to make it that your choice of type is really going to play a big part in this, and my type started out looking like this. You can see that it's missing the underline, it's missing the C connecting with the H, and it's missing the O connecting with the M. The typeface I'm using is Voltage, which is available on Typekit. Voltage has a number of stylistic alternates, one of which is a C that connects with the following character, and another of which is this underline. These are all accessible through the Glyphs Panel. What it doesn't have is an O that connects with the following character, so to create that I actually made a copy of the M and I flipped that copy through 180 degrees, and I just used this connecting spur right here to join it with the O that precedes it, so that's the first point, take some…
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Illustrate a concept1m 15s
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Modify letterforms3m 20s
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Create an interlocking effect2m 11s
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Create a text sandwich49s
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Type as an image1m 8s
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Putting a picture inside and outside of an image1m 10s
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Warping an inline pattern4m 45s
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Creating metallic type5m 18s
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Word in word1m
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