Final effect
1. Create a new 800 * 600 pixel file, fill the background with black, create a new layer, and use the pen tool to outline a set of connected letter paths. You can also download some handwriting fonts, as shown in Figure 1.
Second, set the foreground color to white, select the brush tool, set the brush size to 10 pixels, and the opacity to 100%.
3. Select the pen tool, right-click on the path, and select “Stroke Path”, as shown in Figure 3. Select the Brush Tool in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 4, and then confirm. The effect is as shown in Figure 5.
Fourth, lock the text layer, as shown in Figure 6.
Fifth, select the gradient tool, select the rainbow gradient color, and pull out the linear gradient in Figure 7.
Sixth, copy the text layer to one layer, hide the original text layer, unlock the text copy layer, and execute: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. The parameter settings are as shown in Figure 8, and the effect is as shown in Figure 9.
Seventh, copy the blurred text layer to one layer, change the layer blending mode to “Color Dodge”, add a layer mask, keep only the parts that need to be brightened, and use a black brush to erase the other parts. Lose.
8. Create a new layer and use a white brush to point some continuous white points along the text path. You can also define the brush strokes. The effect is as shown in Figure 11.
9. Create a new layer and use a white brush to create a very large white dot, as shown in the upper left corner of the picture below.
10. Create a new layer, use the Elliptical Marquee Tool to draw a very narrow elliptical selection as shown in Figure 13, fill it with white, and cancel the selection as shown in Figure 14.
Eleven, adjust the position and angle appropriately, and copy a few more lines, as shown in Figure 15, 16.
Twelve, merge the several layers of the starlight effect you just created, and then copy some more and place them in different positions of the text, as shown in Figure 17 and 18.
Thirteen, return to the background layer, and use the brush to place some point lights of different colors appropriately, as shown in Figure 19.
Fourteen, create a brightness/contrast adjustment layer on the top of the layer. The parameter settings are as shown in Figure 20, and the effect is as shown in Figure 21.
Fifteen, finally adjust the overall color and details to complete the final effect.
Final effect
1. Create a new 800 * 600 pixel file, fill the background with black, and create a new layer.��Use the Pen Tool to outline a set of connected letter paths. You can also download some handwriting fonts, as shown in Figure 1.
Second, set the foreground color to white, select the brush tool, set the brush size to 10 pixels, and the opacity to 100%.
3. Select the pen tool, right-click on the path, and select “Stroke Path”, as shown in Figure 3. Select the Brush Tool in the pop-up menu, as shown in Figure 4, and then confirm. The effect is as shown in Figure 5.
Fourth, lock the text layer, as shown in Figure 6.
Fifth, select the gradient tool, select the rainbow gradient color, and pull out the linear gradient in Figure 7.
Sixth, copy the text layer to one layer, hide the original text layer, unlock the text copy layer, and execute: Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. The parameter settings are as shown in Figure 8, and the effect is as shown in Figure 9.
Seventh, copy the blurred text layer to one layer, change the layer blending mode to “Color Dodge”, add a layer mask, keep only the parts that need to be brightened, and use a black brush to erase the other parts. Lose.
8. Create a new layer and use a white brush to point some continuous white points along the text path. You can also define the brush strokes. The effect is as shown in Figure 11.
9. Create a new layer and use a white brush to create a very large white dot, as shown in the upper left corner of the picture below.
10. Create a new layer, use the Elliptical Marquee Tool to draw a very narrow elliptical selection as shown in Figure 13, fill it with white, and cancel the selection as shown in Figure 14.
Eleven, adjust the position and angle appropriately, and copy a few more lines, as shown in Figure 15, 16.
Twelve, merge the several layers of the starlight effect you just created, and then copy some more and place them in different positions of the text, as shown in Figure 17 and 18.
Thirteen, return to the background layer, and use the brush to place some point lights of different colors appropriately, as shown in Figure 19.
Fourteen, create a brightness/contrast adjustment layer on the top of the layer. The parameter settings are as shown in Figure 20, and the effect is as shown in Figure 21.
Fifteen, finally adjust the overall color and details to complete the final effect.
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