I will start by writing a text using capital letters. The font used is MyriadPro that comes with CS4.
Rasterize the text layer and using the Rectangular Marquee Tool add a rectangle shape to the N letter as shown in the image. Fill the selection with the same color.
Expand the selection by 10px. Make a selection and go to Select>Modify and choose Expand. Fill the selection with the same color.
Now I will create a rounded edge effect using this quick tutorial Rounded Corners in Photoshop
Now we have to duplicate this layer a couple of times. Make 5 copies and rename them Paper Layers and maybe group them. Add a notebook pattern and a Drop Shadow layer style. You can move each layer to look like notebook pages.
Now I will use one of the copies to create the notebook cover. For that I will split this layer in two layers; make a selection like in the image and press CTRL+X and CTRL+V to make a Layer via Cut. Call these layers Cover 1 and Cover 2.
OPen the layer style of one of the Cover Layers and add the following styles:
Now for each of the layers add Pattern Overlay using these leather patterns that I have used. You can of course use other leather textures with different colors.
Duplicate the Notebook Cover Layers and place them behinde all the other layers.
I will now add some stitched details on the notebook covers using some stitch brushes. Choose the size of the brush according to your text size. Make a selection out of the first cover layer and contract it by 7-10 px depending on your text thickness. Create work path using this selection and stroke path using one of the stitch brushes. I picked a very simple one.
Open the layer style window of the Stitch Layer and add Bevel and Emboss style.
So your text effect should now look like this with leather texture and stitch details.
Use the Ellipse Tool to create some metal details. Make a circle and duplicate it in the same layer. Resize to 50% and subtract shape from the initial circle. Duplicate the result two times in the same layer.
Add the following layer styles to make the circles look like shiny metal.
Now the paper leather stitched text should look similar to this image:
For the final touches you can add for example a vertical vector ribbon choosing one from this list. Or you can crete one yourself like I did. You can also add other paper details like colorful notes, scotch tape brushes or other stationery elements.
So here is the final result for the notebook paper text with stitched leather cover. I really hope you have enjoyed this new text effect tutorial and that you will decide to practice it.
Tài hoa trẻ - Tổng hợp kiến thức nhân loại
All comments [ 0 ]
Your comments