How to Create Realistic Printed Type in Adobe Photoshop 

Cheers Martin, definitely more videos on the way! Glad you enjoyed it 😀

So glad you enjoyed it and learned something! Cheers Jake!

Cheers man! Yeah playing with blending modes of filter can lead to some pretty cool effects, cheers for watching!

Cheers! There are actually Actions included with the Print Textures pack on the site, making all this lovely distortion just a one clicker! But yeah, whenever I can keep type live, I love it!

@@bracken.design nice. Just stumbled onto the channel and now the site. Doing a full on Wayne's World "I am not worthy" over here.

Yeah, if you take any texture that black and white like this one, you can make it a transparent texture by doing the following: 1 - Make only the texture (that you created) visible 2 - Create a solid black layer above your texture and make it invisible 3 - Then, create a blank white layer mask for this solid black layer 4 - select the layer mask of this black layer and then (making sure your texture is the only thing visible) go to Image > Apply Image. In this dialogue box there should be a checkbox for 'Invert'. Make sure that is check and click ok 5 - Then if you make you black layer visible you'll have a transparent texture layer that has all the versatility of the transparent print textures that you can recolour and stack and do all sorts of fun stuff to! hope that makes sense and helps! It's a fun technique to 'extract' a transparent texture out of anything!

Hey, sorry for the late reply, if you apply a High Pass filter with quite a large value, you'll see that it gives the effect of 'shrinking' the clouds pattern

Sorry about the newsletters, we have a new site now so it should all work!

Hahah, sadly not, more Manchester

That's another great way of doing it!, our new product 'Print Shop' has heaps of brushes for that exact technique

I was thinking the same🤔

Hey, are you in CMYK? when the colour mode is set to CMYK, it makes effects that would usually look Black and White, look a muddy brown colour. If this is the case, then switch the document over to RGB by going to: Image > Mode > RGB Hope that helps!

@@bracken.design hi man, how’s your day? At the end the problem was that 🤣, the thing is that i usually work on CMYK and i forgot to change it to RGB… Nice tutorial!

I think he’s alt clicking on the border between the two rows in the ui, in other words on the line between the two layers

I think that might be 'Letraset' or Dry Transfer sheets, amazing sheets of fonts and design elements that you could rub onto paper with a lollipop stick. I think Chris Ashworth owns all of it now 😂