Chocolate Bar Text Effect
July 24, 2011 | 187 Comments » | Category: Advanced, Inspired
This tutorial explains how to create a simple pattern, then how to use it along with a couple of layer styles to make a chocolate bar like text effect. It then explains how to modify a simple brush to add a nice filling to the text, and finally, adding some adjustment layers to complete the effect.
The Final Result:
Notes:
* the software used in this tutorial is Adobe Photoshop CS5 Extended
* the size of the final result image is 1250 * 800
* you might want to check the Basix Page to see some useful topics on dealing with Photoshop basics, such as loading palettes and some shortcuts.
Resources:
The tutorial explains how to create the pattern to show some useful tips and tricks, but here is the pattern if you want to skip that.
* Pattern used.
* Yellow Vintage Paper Texture from the Colored Vintage Paper: Texture Pack
* Bows Set 2 by ~ro-stock. Edit: The deviation has been deleted. Here are two alternatives: Bow 2 PSD, or Christmas Bows 7.
To all textuts‘ readers, followers, subscribers, and fans. I really appreciate your amazing support, and it means a lot to me. July 22nd was textuts‘ first anniversary, and I thought I’d take this opportunity to thank you all for making this happen!
I always love to hear from you, so if you’ve got anything you’d like to say or suggest, just go ahead and send me a message through the contact form.
This text effect is a simple “Thank You”, so I hope you like it 
Best regards,
Rose
Step 1:
- Set the Foreground color to #fece01, and the Background color to #e8661b, and create a Radial Gradient from the center of the document to one of the corners.
- Place the Yellow Vintage Paper Texture on top of the Background layer, scale it down till it fits properly in the document, and change its Opacity value to 50%.
- Click the New Adjustment Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers panel, and choose the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.
- Change the Hue value to -10 and the Saturation value to -40.
- Again, click the New Adjustment Layers icon, this time, choose the Vibrance adjustment layer.
- Change the Vibrance value to 100 and the Saturation value to -40.
Step 2:
- We are going to create the Pattern right now. So open a new document that is 30 x 30px with a White Background. You can zoom in until the document is big enough to work with.
- Using the Rectangular Marquee Tool, draw a square that selects the whole document.
- Click the Subtract From Selection icon in the Options Bar, and draw another rectangle that is 1px smaller than the first one.
* You can open the Info Panel (Window -> Info) to check the dimensions.
- Fill the selection with the color #888888.
- Press Ctrl+D to get rid of the selection, then, repeat a similar process, but this time, draw the first rectangle so that it selects the white area only, and the other one should be 2px smaller. Fill the selection with the color #222222.
- Once again, draw another border that is 2px wide, and fill it with the color #c7c7c7.
- Finally, we are going to create vertical lines that are 1px wide, leaving a space of 2px between them. Use the Rectangular Marquee Tool and click the “Add to Selection” icon in the Options bar to create all the lines’ selections together. Fill the lines with the color #e9e9e9 and get rid of the selection (Ctrl + D).
- Now, go to Edit -> Define Pattern, and type in a name for the pattern.
Step 3:
- Back to the original document, create the text with the color #743d10. The font used is PicoBlack, and the Size is 350px. Also, set the Tracking value to 25 to avoid overlapping. (You can get the Character panel from Window -> Character).
- Duplicate the text layer(s).
- If you have multiple text layers, select all of the duplicated ones, then go to Layer -> Merge Layers, or simply press Ctrl + E. If you have only one text layer, the right click it, and choose Resterize Type.
- Drag the merged/ rasterized layer so that it becomes under the original text layer(s), and rename it to “Shadow”. We are going to use this later to create a shadow using the Motion Blur filter.
Step 4:
Double click on the original text layer to apply the following styles:
- Drop Shadow: Just change the color to #402713.
- Inner Shadow: Change the color to #743d10, the Distance to 0, and the Size to 13.
- Bevel and Emboss: Change the Size to 20, check the Anti-aliased box, change the Highlight Mode color to #72533a, and the Shadow Mode color to #98653b.
- Contour: Change the Contour to Shallow Slop – Valley, this will create a simple border around the beveled text, so that the text won’t look flat at the edges. Check the Anti-aliased box for a smoother result.
Check this image to see how to load the contours if you don’t have them.
- Texture: Here is where we are going to give the text the chocolate bar look using the pattern we’ve created in Step 2. So go ahead and choose the chocolate_pattern from the Pattern box, and check the Invert box. You can change the Depth value if you like, but it is set to its default here.
- Color Overlay: This is optional, but it is where you can choose a color for the chocolate. The color used here is #673d26, but you can totally go ahead and choose a different color.
- Click OK to get out of the Layer Style box. Check out what we’ve got!
Step 5:
Open the Brush panel (Window -> Brush), choose a hard round brush, and modify its settings as shown below:
- Brush Tip Shape:
- Shape Dynamics:
- Create a new layer on top of the “Shadow” layer and under the text layer(s), call it “Filling”.
- Right click on the text layer, and choose Create Work Path.
- Select the “Filling” layer so that it is the active layer, then, pick the Direct Selection Tool and set the Foreground color to White. Right click on the path and choose Stroke Path.
- Choose Brush from the Tool drop down menu, and un-check the Simulate Pressure box.
This will stroke the path with the brush. Hit Enter to get rid of the path.
Step 6:
Double click on the “Filling” layer to add the following styles:
- Drop Shadow: Just change the color to #787878.
- Bevel and Emboss: Change the Gloss Contour to Rounded Steps, check the Anti-aliased box, change the Highlight Mode to Overlay, and the Shadow Mode color to #99846b.
- Contour: Change the Contour to Rounded Steps as well, and check the Anti-aliased box.
Check this image to see how to load the contours if you don’t have them.
- Texture: This will add a simple texture to the filling so that it looks more 3D. So choose Ant Farm from the Pattern box, and change the Depth value to 20.
- Color Overlay: This is also optional, but you can choose a color for the Filling as well. The color used here is #e7e5df, but you can choose any other color you like.
- This is what the filling should look like.
Step 7:
- Select the “Shadow” layer we created earlier, and go to Filter -> Blur -> Motion Blur. Change the Angle to -30 and the Distance to 100.
- Move the shadow around (using the Move Tool) so that it starts at the top edge of the letters, and spreads away diagonally. Change the “Shadow” layer’s Blend Mode to Multiply, and the Opacity to 50%.
This should give the text more depth.
Step 8:
Go back to the Brush panel, and using the same hard round brush, modify the settings as shown below:
- Brush Tip Shape:
- Shape Dynamice:
- Scattering:
Now, start painting some scattered dots on the “Filling” layer, as if the filling is a bit spread around the text.
Step 9:
- Open a bow form the Bows Set 2, and place it on top of all layers. Resize it and move it or rotate it till you like how it looks, and place it on top of one of the letters.
Double click on the “Bow” layer to apply the following styles:
- Drop Shadow: Change the color to #805748, and the Size to 11.
- Color Overlay: Change the Blend Mode to Soft Light and the color to #696149.
This should enhance the color of the bow and give it more depth.
- Go to Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation, change the Hue to 5 and the Saturation to -10.
- The color of the bow is getting better, but it still needs some more adjustments. So go to Image -> Adjustments -> Color Balance, make sure that the Tone Balance is set to Midtones, and change the Color Levels values as shown below:
- Finally, go to Image -> Adjustments -> Vibrance, set the Vibrance to -5 and the Saturation to -10.
Step 10:
- The last thing we’re going to do is adding some adjustment layers to make everything blend well. So click the New Adjustment Layer icon, and choose Photo Filter.
- Choose the Deep Yellow Filter from the drop down menu.
- Add a Hue/Saturation adjustments layer, and set the values as below:
- You might as well need to adjust the colors of the “Bow”. The only adjustment made here is changing the Saturation (Image -> Adjustments -> Hue/Saturation) value once again, to make the colors a bit less bright. But you can go ahead and do whatever adjustments you’d like to do.
- Finally, set the Foreground color to Black, create a new layer on top of all layers and call it “Gradient”, then, create a Foreground to Transparent Radial Gradient. Change the layer’s Blend Mode to Soft Light, and its Fill value to 30%.
And that’s it!
I’m curious, from where are coming all these weird ideas of yours? I mean, it’s awesome, and the execution is outstanding, allright, no doubt about this. But, never in my life I would have thought such a thing! Chocolate bar text effect! Come on! ;D
Congratulations for your baby’s birthday, and many many (and many more) thanks for sharing all these awesomely talented tips and tricks.
Wow! This has to be one of the nicest comments I’ve ever read! Thank you so much
I actually try to be inspired by whatever is around me, in an attempt to come up with something new, and I’m glad you find it useful
Thank you so very much once again for your kind words.
Cheers
By the way, soon it will be my daughter’s birthday (well, one of my daughters indeed), and I completed the tut (result here: http://tinypic.com/r/qnvcyh/7) because she’s a huge chocolate fan (beside we live in Mexico where chocolat comes from).
P.S. You don’t have to thank me for my previous comment, you deserve it. For the record, I’m designing since 30 years now and I can see when something is well done, and what you do is very well done, and not “easy”. Challenges are indispensable in our job.
Saludos.
I really am speechless! This really means a lot.
A very Happy Birthday to your daughter, hope she has a great one!
Muchas gracias.
tnx :X
I will translate it into persian …
Thanks a lot, pouria.
Please don’t forget to link back
Happy birth day to txtuts.com and thank you for this explosive post. I loved it very much.
Thanks a lot Rikon, glad you liked it
hi . this is one of the greatest tutorials ever seen!!! so clear, everything explained, wow , im so impressed,!!! fantastic , Thank you!!
Oh thank you so very much! I really appreciate it
So glad you liked it.
Thanks a lot for the comment
Nice tutorial and nice effects:)
In step1 i think its
“Set the (Foreground) color to #fece01, and the Background color to #e8661b”
not
“Set the (Background) color to #fece01, and the Background color to #e8661b”
Oops! Fixed it
Thanks a lot for the comment and the note
thanks a lot for sharing ! I love it so much !
You’re welcome.
Thanks for the kind words
Thanks again for the nice tutorial
here’s my work
http://i55.tinypic.com/141r8y.jpg
Awesome result! Well done indeed
Thanks for the link
I love this texture <3 Thanks for the tutorial
Glad you do.
Thanks for the comment
great tutorial ! thanks i,ll try it
!
Glad you will.
Thanks for the comment
What an awesome tutorial !!! Made me hungry for chocolate !! Check out how mine came out !!!!
Thank you so much, glad you liked it
Would you please post a link for your outcome?
Cheers!
Woooow you rocks!!!! happy birthday to textuts (sorry i’m late)
Awesome tutorial, i like it very very very much.
Thank you so very much Hayde
Really glad you liked it.
Cheers!
Why my brush in step 5 look like this? http://i389.photobucket.com/albums/oo339/Tamara_75/lunialbum/Clases/PS/PincelChocolate.jpg
Did you make sure to change the Size Jitter under Shape Dynamics to 100%? (As shown in the second image under Step 5).
¬¬ that was de problem =/ thanks a lot
You’re welcome
Hi there, I am new to the world of photoshop! But I must say this is such a lovely work! A quick question… can I do the above in CS3?
Hey Jennifer,
Thank you for your kind words.
Of course you can do it in CS3, and if you have any questions please leave a comment, and I’ll try my best to help.
Oh, and welcome to the Photoshop world, you’ll love it
Cheers
I would like to say , how much I enjoyed doing your tut. I am a brand new PS owner & user. Heck, I’m still learning what tool does what LOL. Someone in my group gave us this link for the text effect tut and I just had to try it. And I must say, that it was very easy to follow, even for me. I know once I learn the program better, I can really do something. But I just wanted to say that I enjoyed doing your tut. TY
Hello Donna,
Thank you so much!
Glad you found the tutorial easy to follow. Hopefully the other tutorials will be as easy and useful as well
Cheers!
Wow! Super helpful tutorial! Never thought that making chocolate letters was that complicated. Thanks for this wonderful website of yours, I will be looking forward for new tips!
Thank you so much Michelle, this really means a lot
Glad you enjoyed the tutorials.
Cheers!
can i download a psd file?
I’m really sorry, but PSD files are not available for download.
If you have any questions about the tutorial please leave them in a comment, and I’ll try my best to help.
Awesome!!! You explained it sooo well!! I didnt have any problem to understand you. It is a great job!! applause!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate it
I’m having some trouble with the stroke path. It comes out sort of beige instead of white – as if it’s not opaque, and the colors beneath it are showing through. I can’t figure out what I’ve done wrong.
Help?
Hello Ariella,
You might need to check the layer’s Opacity and/or Fill values (in the Layers panel), or the Opacity and/or Fill values in the Brush Options bar at the top of (when the Brush Tool is selected). All values must be 100%.
Hope this helps.
That’s awesome, my result : http://files.getwebb.org/view-cre659su.html
Love it!
Amazing! Great job indeed.
Thanks for the comment and the link
Where can I get the contours you use?
For example the Shallow Valley – Slope, I don’t have it preloaded in my photoshop and I could not find it online.
Same about other contours.
(Great tutorial, thank you so much!)
You can check this image to see how to load the contours.(This is mentioned in the bold part under the third image in Step 4).
Hope this helps
Thanks for the comment.
Cheers!
Silly me. :p
Thank you for the lightning fast answer!
Keeps me inspired.
No problem
Nice tut.
Easy and fast to do.
Here you go, my (uninspired) try:
http://i54.tinypic.com/8xk4ee.png
Amazing outcome,well done
Thanks for the comment and the link.
Thanks!
When you want to translate them to dutch, with dutch pics as well, just ask me.
When you want me to do it, please tell a mail address where I can have contact with you:)
If there is somewhere you’d like to publish this in Dutch you can do that, just please link back to the original tutorial here.
Thanks once again
Your instructions are so easy to follow and it’s such a fantastic concept! loved the filling idea
Had the best fun writing my name in chocolate! I’m such a girl at times…:D
Thank you so much!
Aww thanks a lot!
Really glad you had fun, thanks for the comment
it’s very very nice
thank you for nice design.
Thank you for your kind words.
Cheers
Thank you so much!Great tutorial!
You’re welcome
Thanks for the comment.
OMG This is awesome. I never thought that you can make such a great effect by stork the brushes. Its just so cool, Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it.
Thanks a lot for the nice comment
Nice tut
Thanks!
thank you, this is my result
http://i599.photobucket.com/albums/tt79/hongtinct/hocdohoa/20-10hdh.jpg
Cool! Nice execution of the tutorial.
Thanks for the comment and the link
This was just plain fun. Thank you so much for taking the time to write it. Here is what I came up with. http://losingsarah.deviantart.com/art/Chocolat-Rich-264236166
Glad you had fun doing it, and your result looks amazing as well!
Thank you for the comment and the link
SUPERRRBBBB TUTORIAL..!! THANK U SOO MUCH….
Glad you liked it
Thanks a lot for the comment
wow i’ve just finished mine and i looks so professional couldnt have done this without your clear and concise guides i look forward to the next project
thanks again
Ps could this be set up as an atn file?
thanks
That’s awesome to know!
Thank you very much for the nice comment.
I haven’t actually tried creating an action for this, but I think it should work.
Thanks once again.
Cheers
What a brilliant tutorial! Absolutely loved it.
I’m still a newbie and would really love to do a similar thing with fruits but haven’t got a clue. Guess i’ll have to just do a bit of trial and error.
Thanks again!
Hello Kay,
Thank you so much for the comment
Try collecting some images to help you understand the details of what you’re trying to create, then try using the different elements to achieve that. Experience will definitely make this a lot more easier, but trial and error is one way of becoming more experienced
Hopefully you’ll create a nice effect.
Thanks once again.
Thank you very much, it’s beautiful & pro.
Thanks a lot for the nice comment
Hi, I love your tutorial! But I tried this with Photoshop Elements 8, and Elements doesn’t have everything CS5 has, so halfway through I got lost and the result came out nowhere near the final product. I was just wondering, do you think I could still do it with Elements 8? Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the comment
I’m not really that familiar with PSE, but I think that there are some missing parts that would make the result a bit different.
Can you please tell me exactly where did things start getting different? Or what exactly is not found or missing?
Regards.
Thanks for the tuto
You’re welcome.
Thanks for the comment
Hi, textuts. I love this site as well as loving other sites. Thanks for the tutorial.
By the way, let me ask you a question: I want to be reminded of these tips and download via email. How do I do?
(Sorry for my bad English, I’m Vietnamese)
Thank you so much for your comment, glad you do.
As for your question, if you mean that you’d like to receive an email whenever a new post is published, then you can enter your email address here, and you’ll get the updates via email.
If you mean something else, please feel free to add a reply.
Best regards,
Rose
hi there,, i rili love this tuts cause its about chocolate,, and i made one for myself only,,
i like to try great ideas whenever i am free 
thanks again and BLess you 
here it is
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2978727761107&set=a.2731342576632.132147.1649288235&type=3
That’s lovely
So glad you enjoyed it
Thanks a lot for the comment.
Hey! This tutorial looks really great, but I have a problem… The chocolate pattern? Where can I get it…? I use photoshop CS5.1, and I am new to it, but I dont know if I am a fast learner or if its your amazing tutorials!! Thank you so much
Thank you so much for your kind words
As for the pattern, it is available for download under the Resources section at the beginning of the tutorial. Just unzip it and load it (Edit -> Preset Manager -> Choose Pattern from the Preset Type drop down menu -> Click the Load button to the right, then navigate to where you saved the pattern file, click Load -> Done), and now the pattern will be available when you apply the Layer Style.
Hope this helps.
Thanks once again
Thanks alot! This really helped! I’m so silly, I was looking and looking, even searched on google, but I couldnt find the pattern! Thanks again, will start on my attempt at amazing chocolate tut!
Have a nice day, love your edits!!
No problem, glad I could help.
Thank you, and have a nice day too
Hello again, I have another problem… And I dont really know if you can help me out… :/
The bows set, right? I got the link and everything, its just, my computer has a saftey program thingy, which means I cant view that webpage O.O
Do you know anything else I could use? like another bow from somewhere else?
thanks again for all of your help!
Hey
Try this direct download link please here.
If it doesn’t work, please add another reply.
wow, thank you so much! It worked! Its really nice of you! Yaay, now I can finish my edit and finally leave you alone
Thanks again, have a nice day… Screw that, have a nice YEAR!
Glad it did
You can leave comments whenever you like, I’m just glad I could help
Thank you and have a nice year too
i love this !!
it’s gimme an inspiration for my course.
thanks a lot ! :3
Glad to know it did!
Thanks for the comment
Thank you for sharing !!!
This is very beautiful and I fully agree with Mr. or Mrs. egiova
This is my result
http://afmrp.deviantart.com/#/d4pwxt8
Awesome! Beautiful outcome
Thanks a lot for the nice comment and the link
Hi! i love your tutorial and i would love to do it, but when I try to download the font from the link you shared, it sends me to a page that says the font isnt available anymore
can you help me?! 
Did you try googling the font’s name? If that doesn’t work please feel free to leave a reply.
Thank you so much for your kind words
yes
i tried to google it but it shows me one that its different, i hate that cuz i cant continue doing it haha 
Try this link please.
Your welcome
Can you update the bow link?
Try this direct download link please here. The original deviation is not available though, so I can’t update its link unfortunately.
Hope this helps.
So nice Tutorials Thanks for Teach
Happy you like it
Thanks for the comment.
thank you for the tutorual
i’ve tried. here my result //lailatuliklima.deviantart.com/art/love-chocholate-290567156
Very beautiful outcome, I like the little heart as well, very well done
Thanks a lot for the comment and the link
Uh hey at Step 5.7, when I click “Stroke Path” why the white stuff at the back of the letters is SO lightt? here is the image: http://i39.tinypic.com/rlgs4k.jpg
Select the Brush tool, and make sure that the Opacity and Flow values in the Option bar (at the top) are set to 100%.
Hope this helps.
If the problem still exists, please feel free to add a reply.
Thank you so much!! that worked! Now I can continue my work.
No problem, glad I could help
i like your work !!
it’s really nice 
good job !
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it
this is cool.
Thank you!
I am just speechless. What a design! Soon i will make such design. Thank you very much and i will come this site everyday.
Again thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciate them.
Glad you found the tutorials useful.
Thanks once again for the support.
guys can you pls upload a copy of the bows? i cant download it seems the creator deactivate hes account.
Please check this comment, I think the direct link still works.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
I have a question on chocolate-bar-text-effect,
Could you please send the psd file source,
Regards,
You can buy the PSD source file for $3 here.
Hope this helps.
i’m already stuck on step 2, whe i color in the edge with the color 88888 it gets a checker pattern?
it’s not one color it has fine white lines :/
When you pick the Paint Bucket Tool, make sure that the fill type in the Options bar (at the top) is set to Foreground not Pattern.
Hope this helps, but if the problem still exists please feel free to add a reply.
I’ve been doing these tuts for a while now, and I must say that this was one of the best:
Create Work Path, Motion Blur for for a shadow, the Emboss contours – some really great techniques…
Thanks!
So glad to know you found it useful.
Thanks a lot for the comment, I appreciate it.
Thank you for such a brilliant tutorial – it’s easily one of the best PS tuts on the internet. Somewhat advanced in scope but done in such a fashion that I’d imagine anyone could do.
Two questions I had when doing mine –
1) When creating the chocolate pattern, I didn’t see how to create the vertical lines in the middle of the pattern to complete the look. I just added more pixel wide selections but perhaps because I had ‘Add to Selection’ on it didn’t come through in the finished pattern.
2) I had trouble on the filling layer where you create the stroke path with that customized brush. I think I followed the steps correctly but when I finished creating the stroke path after the other steps it worked fine but the result was barely visible. I checked that my opacity was 100% and I don’t think I changed the blending mode from Normal so I’m not sure why it came out hardly visible. Anyways, I just duplicated the layer a few times and arrived at a similar product so all good.
Thanks again for a GREAT lesson!
Thank you so much for your kind words, they really mean a lot. I’m glad you found the tutorial useful.
As for the lines, it seems like the step that explains how to create them was missing for some reason! (Sorry for that). But I fixed it now, and as you mentioned, you just need to use the “Add to Selection” to create the rectangles and fill them.
Thanks again for the comment.
^^^ Nevermind my 2nd question above – I had only looked at the layer opacity not the actual brush opacity. Fixed and looking better than ever – thanks again!
Thankyou.V.nice design
But what is the need of step 2?
Step 2 is for creating the pattern that is used later to create the chocolate bar (with the layer styles).
Thanks for the comment.
hi man
: i have a problem in step 6 ( texture ) i don’t have this pattren or i don’t know the way to have it !!
can u upload it for me ?
please help me
thank u man
The pattern should be loaded first. To do so, go to Edit -> Preset Manager, and choose “Patterns” from the “Preset Type” drop down menu. Then, click the little arrow to the right of the Preset Type drop down menu, and click “Patterns” near the bottom of the pop-up menu. When the dialog box appears after that, just click Append, and you’ll get the pattern.
Thanks for the comment.
I’m a girl though
and my letter not like your letter .. why ?!! O.o
http://i.imgur.com/R5E81.jpg
… As for the letters, I guess you mean the smaller ones. When you use smaller font sizes you should use smaller values for all the layer styles too. An easy way to scale a layer style down is to right click the “fx” icon on the right side of the layer, and choose Scale Effects…. In the Scale Layer Effects dialog box, you can scale the Layer Style up to 1000% or down to 1%. So scale it down until it looks good.
Hope this helps.
If the problem still exists please feel free to add a reply.
first i’am sorry my lady
then the second commen i don’t understand it .. if can i have your fb e-mail to chat
thanks a lot ^_^
No problem ^_^
As for scaling layer styles, please check this article I wrote for inspirationfeed.com, Tip 5: Scaling Layer Styles. This will help you understand what I mean.
If it doesn’t, please leave a comment with the point you found unclear.
It is better to leave comments here so that everyone can benefit, especially those who are facing the same problem.
Regards.
thank u very much
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Hi, this is actually a very outstanding tutorial, and I really like it. But the link for the bow set 2 is somehow broken and the file could not be found, so can you check the link again, thank you and again, great tutorial.
Thank you for your kind words.
I posted a direct link to the set but it also doesn’t seem to work anymore, as the deviation has been deleted.
But you can use any other bow such as this one, or this set.
Hope this helps.
Thanks once again.
Hi,
Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial. The steps are explained so clearly. I have just started learning Photoshop and I’m very proud that I could complete this tutorial. Thank you so much!
<3 from India:)
That’s amazing. Glad you were able to follow it easily.
Thanks a lot for the comment
Thank so mutch for this works, i like it, i stay yours fan. I love Photoshop and i believe that with you i can do many thinks or become a great on creations. again thinsk, God bless you, your society and all your equipe.
I’m really happy to know that. Your words and support mean a lot.
Thank you very much for your precious comment, it certainly made my day
Wish you all the best.
Regards.
This is amazing, but all of the pictures seem be broken? They aren’t showing up, I followed along to the best of my ability without them for a while but it seems I can’t grasp without the visual descriptions I’m used to haha regardless, great tutorial
They are showing fine for me
I haven’t received any notes regarding the images not showing. Did you check your browser settings (no images browsing)? Can you see the images in the header and the sidebar?
I really wish I can help but the images do show up for me and in different browsers, so hopefully you’ll be able to find a way to see them as well.
Thank you for the comment
right now, I cant find the bow set 2 ur using.. any help with that? thank you
Unfortunately, the user deleted the set.
Please check this reply for alternative sets.
Regards.
I think i’ve follow your tutorial correctly.. but i wonder why there’s a small circle in chocolate patern :/
http://i1358.photobucket.com/albums/q767/AryaEfraim/Untitled-2_zps26bad401.png
It seems a pattern related problem. Are you sure you didn’t add or delete any part of the pattern before defining it?
Nice result nonetheless
I got up to the bow. Too bad it’s missing. I’ll have to find another bow!
Please check this reply for alternative sets.
Hope this helps.
Thanks so much for all. I love your tutorial, i’m new with photoshop but like the way we can do your tutorial easily . Really love them, thanks. (ps : sorry for my bad english, i’m french lol!!)
That’s great to know! Glad you’re enjoying the tutorials and finding them easy to follow.
Merci beaucoup for the kind comment
Thank you for this Effect Text!
My realization:
http://www.chez-mireilled.com/article-joyeuses-paques-2013-116663787.html
Great execution! Nice additions as well
Thank you very much for the comment and the link.
Can you update the bow link?
The original set isn’t available anymore.
I added some suggestions in a reply above, but will add those to the main article now.
Hope this helps.
nice work man.realy like it.ty
Glad you like it!
Thanks a lot for the comment.
(I’m a girl though)