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1. Re: How Do I Create This Effect?
conroy Apr 16, 2013 1:06 PM (in response to jdc005)White background layer and red Type layer.
Attach an empty white mask to the Type layer then paint black splatters in the mask. Black in a mask causes the respective pixels of a layer to not show.
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2. Re: How Do I Create This Effect?
MW Design Apr 16, 2013 2:50 PM (in response to jdc005)Personally I think that was done in Illustrator or another vector application.
But, you can also find many grunge brushes (and patterns) on the Internet. One such set of grunge brushes:
http://www.brusheezy.com/brushes/37585-adobe-photoshop-grunge-brushes-2012
Mike
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3. Re: How Do I Create This Effect?
the_wine_snob Apr 16, 2013 3:31 PM (in response to jdc005)There are also several other (some similar) workflows to create "distressed type," including some such FX from Photo F/X Corp, in their Type F/X series. Not sure if they are still around, or have perhaps been acquired by another software company. A Google Search for "distressed type" yields tons of tutorials, and some sources:
Good luck,
Hunt
PS - there might even be an old tutorial series that I did, back in the NNTP days, but it was for PS 3, when type-handling was much different.