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Text on Fire with Glossy Reflection
Burning text is a great looking special effect and it can be
achieved with relative ease in Photoshop. Even a glossy looking surface
reflection is easy to pull off. This tutorial shows how to make flaming
text, but the technique will work with any kind of object. Here's what
the finished product looks like from this tutorial:
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<td width="21%">Keywords:
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<td width="79%"> text on fire, flaming text, burning text, glossy surface reflection, special effects
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<td> text tool, wind filter, gaussian blur, liquify tool,
hue/saturation adjustment, layers, Overlay blending mode, gradient
tool, lock transparency, layer styles, drop shadow, inner shadow
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Let's get started by creating a new document and filling it
with black. I made mine 800 by 800 pixels, but you can pick any size
depending on how much text you need to fit in.
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Time to put down the text we want to see burning. I just
used the word "FIRE" for this example. I used the Arial Black font at
250 points since I thought the block letters would look more intense.
Put the text in white. After you've typed in what you want, choose
Layer->Rasterize->Type to turn the text into pixels. Then use the
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to reposition the text so that it's centered horizontally and is just a
little below the center line vertically. Here's what it should look
like at this point:
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<td valign="top">Duplicate the layer with the text on it.
We're going to use the duplicate to create the foreground text effect
and the original text layer to create the rising flames illusion. Your
layers should look like those to the right. We're going to work on the
middle layer next, so make sure it's selected and highlighted as shown
here.
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To get the flames rising, we're going to use the Wind filter.
This filter only works going to the left or right, so we have to rotate
our canvas first. Choose Image->Rotate Canvas->90 CW. Make sure
the middle layer is still selected and choose
Filter->Stylize->Wind. Select "Wind" and "From the Left" in the
options and click OK. We need more wind than one application of the
filter provides, so hit Cmd-F four times (or cntl-F if you're on
Windows) to apply the filter four more times. You can use more or less
applications depending on how high you want the flames to go. Finally,
rotate the canvas back to normal with Image->Rotate Canvas-> 90
CCW. This is what it should look like now:
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Now we need to make the wind streaks look more like flames
by blurring them together. Select Filter->Blur->Gaussian Blur and
set the radius to 3 (make sure you still have the middle layer
selected). You can use more or less blur depending on how you want the
flames to look. Here's what I got so far:
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<td valign="top">The next step is to give our flame
layer a black background which will be needed for the next step. To do
this, duplicate Layer 1 (our original background layer) and merge this
duplicate layer with the blurred text layer we just made. This won't
change the look of the image just yet, but your layers should now look
like those to the right.
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