Select
the Type
Mask Tool from the Options
Palette up top.
Once
you select the Type
Mask Tool, you'll notice the background will turn a light
red.
Step 4.
Choose a font for the text
I selected Arial
Black which is a large font that will work nicely with the
texture.
Step 5.
Type out some text
After you've made your type, select a
color and fill in the selection. (Edit>Fill
Foreground Color)
Step 6.
With the type selected, create a New
Layer on top of the current layer. (Layer>New
Layer)
Step 7.
On this new top layer, fill the selection
with white
A quick way to do this is to click the
D key once to set the foreground/background
to their default colors and then click command-delete/control-backspace
to fill with the background color of white.
Step 8.
Add some noise to it
Go up to Filter>Add
Noise... You can use my
settings here or experiment with your own. Just make sure the Monochromatic
option is selected.
Step 9.
Go up to Filter>Stylize>Emboss...
Again, note my settings but feel free to experiment.
Step 10.
In the Blending Mode options, select
Overlay
Step 11. Deselect
and you're all finished! (Select>Deselect
or CNTRL-D)
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