In this final step, we can add some lighting effect to our text. Repeat the above process and add more similar texture to our design:
Load the circuitry image into Photoshop and select a portion of it:Ĭopy and paste the selection over to our document, set its layer blending mode to “Hard Light”:Īnd use a soft eraser to remove the edges of this new layer, place it to the right side of the text: We will add some the circuitry image into our design. You can apply the “Unsharp Mask” filter to sharpen the electricity textures a bit:Ĭreate a new layer below the text layer and paint some particles around the text with a splatter/particle brush: Repeat this process and add more electricity flows onto our text: Load the electricity stock image into Photoshop and select a piece of it with the Lasso Tool (set feather to 40px):Ĭopy and paste the selection to our document, reduce its size and place it into the edge of the texts, where we just removed the metal texture off: We will add electricity to our text in this step. Use a small, hard eraser, remove some of the metal texture around the edge off:Īpply the following image adjustment layer as clipping masks for the metal texture layer: Load the metal texture into Photoshop, move the text selection onto this texture and select the following area:Ĭopy and paste the metal texture selected onto our text, cover the black text as shown below:Īpply the following Bevel and Emboss layer blending option on the metal texture layer: We will add the metal texture over our text.
Use the font downloaded, type some black texts over our canvas, it should be barely visible as shown below: Create a new layer and set its layer opacity to around 8%, use a grunge brush and paint some pattern on this new layer. To complete this tutorial, you will need the following stocks:Ĭreate a new document sized 1400px * 780px with black background.