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Stony Text
In This
massive Photoshop tutorial you will learn how to
Draw a Stone-like text with easy steps depending
on Photoshop filters , you will
get a something like this.
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STEP 1
:Opr Adobe Photoshop Press Ctrl+N to create a
 new
work window. Click on the Preset box and choose
640×480 to create a 640×480-pixel workspace.
Fill the working
area with black then set the foreground color to
white and enter your text ,use a bold text to get a
good result.
Then press Ctrl+T
To resize the text and making it larger.
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STEP 2:
Choose Filter > Blur >
Gaussian Blur you will see a message asking you
if you want to Rasterize the text layer or not,
press ok to proceed.
Adjust the
radius to 9px
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STEP 3:Set
the default foreground (black) and background
(white) colors Then Create a new layer and
choose Filter > Render > Clouds to create irregular
clouds. then Press Ctrl+F many times to apply the
command again, until you arrive at the shape you
want.
Then Choose Filter
> Blur > Gaussian Blur and set the Radius to 10
pixels. Click on OK to apply the filter. This will
 soften
the clouds.
From the Layers
Palette, set the Blend Mode of the cloud layer to
Multiply. The text will be covered with the cloud
image.
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STEP
4:
Choose Ctrl+A to select
the all image, and then press Shift+Ctrl+C to
copy the visible images. then Press Ctrl+V to paste
the copied image into layer.You will see the new
layer (Layer2) in the Layers Palette.
Choose Filter >
Other > Maximum from the menu at the top and set
the Radius to 7 pixels.
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STEP
5:
Choose Filter >
Render > Lighting and adjust the settings as the
following, And remember to change the texture
channel to red to create dimensionality
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STEP 7:
Choose Filter > Noise > Median
and set the radius to 9
Then Choose Filter
> Sharpen > Unsharp mask set the Amount to 140%, the
Radius to 15 pixels, and the Threshold to 6 levels.
we used The Unsharp Mask filter to
sharpen the edges of the image
Then Choose Filter
> Render > Lighting Effects
And adjust the
setting like what we do in the step 5
you will get this
image
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STEP 8:
choose Edit > Fade
Lighting Effects (Shift+Ctrl+F) and set
the Opacity to 70% to soften the effect of the
filter.
Click on the Create New
Fill or Adjustment Layer button at the bottom of
the Layers Palette and choose Hue/Saturation.
check Colorize and then set the Hue to 35,
the Saturation to 28, and the Lightness to –18.
Click on OK
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STEP 9:
Click on the Create New Fill
or Adjustment Layer
button at the bottom of the Layers Palette and then
choose Curves. and adjust the settings as shown
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STEP 10:
Choose Select > Color Range
Click on the black areas of the work window and
then set the Fuzziness to 12.
Create a New
Layer And drag it to become above all other
layers. Click on the Foreground Color button in
the toolbox andset it to gray. Then, press (Alt+Del)
to make the Background layer gray.
After that
Press Ctrl+D to deselect the selection, and then
hold down the Ctrl key and press the right arrow
key in the keyboard and the down arrow key
on the two or three times to move the background
image to the right and down
After that and
after your fine touch you will get the following
result
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