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Decorative drop cap: Adding decoration - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Type Effects
Decorative drop cap: Adding decoration
- [Instructor] Having added the pattern and having added the extruded drop shadow, we are now ready to complete the decorative drop cap by adding the decoration. And I have my decorative elements, these two leaves on these separate layers. I'm going to start out with this one and it really is just a case of creating multiples of these and scaling and rotating them but before I begin, I'm going to convert each to a smart object. So let's start with this one and I'm going to rotate it and scale it and I'm holding down the shift key when I scale it so that I can keep it proportional although there may be times when I don't necessarily want to do that and then I'll commit to that one. Now I'm going to duplicate this one and I think I'd like to flip this one around. So I'm going to come to my Transform and choose Flip horizontal. And then I'll move that one in place like so. And now let's come to the larger of the two leaves, command or ctrl + t, scale it down, rotate it one way or the…
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Transparency and texture4m 54s
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Charcoal4m 11s
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Wood type effect7m 30s
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Decorative drop cap: Pattern overlay3m 25s
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Decorative drop cap: Custom extruded shadow3m 46s
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Decorative drop cap: Adding decoration3m 5s
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Fully justified type3m 44s
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Misregistered text3m 16s
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Halftone text3m 38s
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Letterpress effect2m 45s
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Type and transparency2m 12s
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