Before that part I linked to, it shows a different effect with clouds, where it goes much slower when stylizing the text.īut please show us some examples of what you are after exactly. It could probably be a good idea to watch the rest of the video too, when you get the chance. You can use a gold texture instead of a rusty one. Select the Text tool from the Standard toolbar and click over the image around where the text will go. Select all the text and then copy by using the key combination Ctrl C on your keyboard. Hold down and mouse over the resize handles to get the rotation action. Text can be copied into PaintShop Pro from other programs such as word processors, e-mails or websites. Move the letter to approximately the right location. Double click a letter to select the shape. Here is a video making rusty text instead, using the exact same technique: (the link points at the specific part of the video that shows what we are talking about here). You can covert the text to a shape, then manually rotate and arrange each letter. For me, one of the quickest ways to get nice results for text like that, is by using real gold textures to mask your text (google is always our friend), then add a couple of effects on the text via its Layer Properties (bevel, shadow, etc), and use Blend Ranges to blend the texture with the text in a more profound way. There are many ways to achieve what you are after. Btw, you can modify the existed gradients and add them as new gradient presets. In general, a little bevel is usually a good thing for that kind of effect.
Could you shows us a few examples of what you are after (maybe a link or two of those you mentioned you have seen).
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