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Creating DEADPOOL style Text! (Photopea Tutorial)

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Today, we will be creating a Deadpool style text effect, using Photopea. There are some really great tricks and techniques here, so check it out!
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Download ‘Rogue Hero’ Font:
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My previous tutorial on how to install custom fonts in Photopea:
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18 дек 2021

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@photopeapro 2 года назад

I hope you guys enjoy this one! Even though the main theme is created a Deadpool effect, the text is completely live, so you can change the word(s), colours and even the fonts quickly in real time, so you can use the useful visual effects we have created, for other things - so is very versatile! Let me know in the comments if you would like to see more text effects like this in the future!

@annedreikandt7361 Год назад

I'm not usually one for actually clicking the like button, but the little pop up that isn't intrusive at all (unlike many other channels) also having the Fredoka font really sold me :D

@KineticSymphony 2 года назад

I love your tutorials to give me a better sense of the utility of photopea, used many tips to make my own thumbnails. Great work.

@CharlesHyslop 2 года назад

Excellent Tutorial as always. Love the way you build up a template with future projects in mind. That process of thinking has dramatically changed my design workflow. Thanks for all the great tips and advice!

@photopeapro 2 года назад

Thank you - I appreciate it! Yes I like to show how projects to be versatile, and tweaked for multiple other future uses. That's why with text based effects, I try and keep the text as live as possible, so the overall effect can be easily applied to anything else.