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We are going to change the text to a red color (#CC3333) so that it stands out from the black background that we will be
creating later on.
We are also going to adjust the kerning of our text by holding down Alt/Option and using the left and right arrows so that the
spacing between the letters are to your liking.
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Step 3: Duplicate the Text
To start making the 3D effect, we are going to duplicate the text we have by pressing Ctrl/Cmd + J. We should adjust the color so
we will be able to differentiate the text face and the text sides.
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Also, the text color of this text layer will be the base color for the darker text sides, so let’s use a darker red color (#990000).
We are also going to shrink down the darker text because it will be farther away from us, in terms of perspective.Use the Free
Transform command (Ctrl/Cmd + T), hold down Alt/Option + Shift, and then shrink the text down a little bit (to around 90%). Use
the Move Tool (V) to move it down a bit and so we can give our text the depth and thickness that we want.
Make sure you have the dark red text layer selected, then using the Polygonal Lasso Tool (L) make a shape around one side of
the text side.
Once you have selected an area, use Ctrl/Cmd + J to duplicate it. This will create a new layer with just the piece we selected so
that we can have each side on its own layer.
Repeat this for each side of our text. As you go along, make sure you name each layer appropriately to keep your work tidy and
intuitive, and also put each letter in its own folder (Layer > New > Group) so that it will be easier to work with as we go along.
Go and get the Lava Rock Texture 01 for our background (which is from the Design Instruct Freebies section, by the way). Bring
the texture into our document. Rotate the texture using Free Transform (Ctrl/Cmd + T) as well as shrink it down so that it is
equal to the width of our canvas.
Now go to Layer > Layer Mask > Reveal All. Fill the mask with black, and then use the Gradient Tool (G) with its gradient set to
White, Transparent to make a gradient starting from the center.
Click on the mask layer, and using the Free Transform command (Ctrl/Cmd + T), bring the top and bottom in by clicking-and-
dragging the top transform control in while holding Alt/Option so that none of the edges of the texture show up.
You should end up with the texture fading out in an oval shape as it gets closer to the edge of our canvas.
Duplicate this layer by hitting Ctrl/Cmd + J so that we have 2 black text layers. Move these layers behind all the other text layers.
Go to Filter > Blur > Motion Blur and make sure the angle goes from the top right to the bottom left so that it is the same angle as
our light source.
Change the Blend Mode of this layer to Soft light and turn the Opacity down to 40%.
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