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Gel Text
This Tutorial will show you the basic's of creating Gel like text.
 
 
1.) Let's begin by creating a new file. Go to File > New. Make it 200 X 100 pixels on a white background.
 
2.) Select the Text tool from the tool palette.
 
 
3.) Type something large to fill the space. (I used color #FF9900).
 
 
4.) Next, hold down the Ctrl key and in the Layers palette, click on the new text layer. a selection will be created.
 
 
5.) Go to Layer > New Layer. (Name it if you wish, then hit OK). Now go to Select > Modify > Contract. (Dialog box will appear). set at 3 pixels
 
 
Selection should now look like this:
 
 
6.) Select second color. (I used #FFCC00). Next go to Edit > Fill. Use 100% opacity and hit OK. Now Deselect selection. (Ctrl + D)
 
 
7.) Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Set the Radius to 2.1 pixels. Hit OK.
 
 
Optimum results is a nice blurring of the lighter edges.
 
 
8.) Go to Layer > Layer Styles > Bevel and Emboss. Set settings as below, be sure both highlight and shadow modes are set to white.
 
 
Text should now look like this:
 
 
9.) To finish off the text, Let's add a bit of a drop shadow. In the Layers palette, click next layer below. Now, go to Layer > Layer Styles > Drop Shadow. I used the following settings below:
 
 

 

*See image at top of page to compare your work.

 

About the Author - Glenn Schemenauer

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