To create text resembling foliage, I used three transparent Photoshop layers. I applied an assortment of layer styles to each layer and added leaf-like shapes to each letter of my text with the Custom Shape Tool.
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Reproduce the look favored by hunters, sports enthusiasts, and military aficionados. Experience the Camouflage Type Effect. Two versions of this Photoshop layer style are provided: a Web version and a print version.
For your convenience, all the letters of the alphabet have been created in camouflage for the Web version of this text effect. In addition, the camouflage alphabet is supplied in uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as in the following font sizes: 252 pt, 186 pt, 128 pt, and 96 pt.
The camouflage print version is a 300-dpi file that uses the CMYK color mode and includes three camouflage letters in each of the following font sizes: 128 pt, 96 pt, 72 pt, 60 pt, and 48 pt. Creating additional letters is as easy as duplicating both layers of a letter and typing over them.
The font used for this layer style is Franklin Gothic Demi Condensed, but it also looks good with other fonts.
Contact us to purchase this graphics package.
Price: $12
File Types Included: Layered PSD and ASL
Resolution: 72 dpi and 300 dpi
License Agreement: Details
Purchases: 15
Spruce up your Web site with a photorealistic laptop. This black laptop is available in three sizes——small, medium, and large. Click here to view the full-sized versions.
Each laptop contains a screen and keyboard on separate Photoshop layers for fast resizing. Also included are separate PSD files for the laptop screen and keyboard.
The screen colors can be changed, as can the chassis.
The keyboard file contains separate layers for the keys, keyboard letters, and keyboard numbers, making it possible to use different colors and different fonts.
Price: $7
File Types Included: .JPG and Layered .PSD
Resolution: 72 dpi
Dimensions: 800×1400
Purchases: 14
Just to demonstrate what’s possible with Photoshop, I’ve created three typeface effects:
These effects were created with layer styles, and they can be easily applied to any font.
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I’m going to pretend that my (three year old!) tutorial on creating WordPress themes doesn’t exist anymore. As I mentioned in the intro to this series, a lot of it still holds true, but enough has changed that it’s probably better to just start from scratch. And so I am. First, you should know a few things that will be indispensable. One such thing is the WordPress Codex – almost everything you need to know is in this bible for WordPress. It’s always the first place I look when I have a question on anything, and 8 times out of 10, I find the answer within it’s pages. Read more about WordPress theme development…