From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Type Effects
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Displacement slicing - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Type Effects
Displacement slicing
- [Instructor] I found it interesting to experiment with displacement maps and type, and to create your own displacement maps and then see what kind of results you get, so I'm creating this distressed type look, here, very reminiscent of some of the typography that was really popular in the mid to late 1990s, and I'm doing so by displacing the type according to this image, but you can create any kind of displacement method you want. The results are somewhat random, but still pretty interesting. I'm going to move, now, to my starting state, and so that I can do this nondestructively, I will convert my type layer to a smart object, I'll come to the filter menu to distort, and displace. The horizontal and vertical scale is not actually an absolute number of pixels, but instead is a percentage, and for this effect, I found that a relatively small number works. We saw the result of five before. This time, let's increase that to 10 for both. Choose the displacement map, which needs to be…
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