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Tutorials Text Effects Tutorials How To Create A Gold Text Effect in Photoshop

This tutorial shows how to create a gold text effect in Photoshop using only layer styles. It involves applying a gradient overlay, texture filter, and bevel and emboss, stroke, and shadow layer styles to text. The finished gold text style can then be saved and reused on other text. Key steps include setting up a dark gradient overlay on the background layer, applying a texture filter to text, and configuring the gradient overlay, stroke, bevel and emboss, and shadow layer styles with specific color and effect settings to achieve a gold metallic look.

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Tutorials Text Effects Tutorials How To Create A Gold Text Effect in Photoshop

This tutorial shows how to create a gold text effect in Photoshop using only layer styles. It involves applying a gradient overlay, texture filter, and bevel and emboss, stroke, and shadow layer styles to text. The finished gold text style can then be saved and reused on other text. Key steps include setting up a dark gradient overlay on the background layer, applying a texture filter to text, and configuring the gradient overlay, stroke, bevel and emboss, and shadow layer styles with specific color and effect settings to achieve a gold metallic look.

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How To Create A Gold Text Effect

In Photoshop
Jan 15th in Text Effects by Fabio

One of the best features of Photoshop is the Layer Styles. We can create all sorts of effects plastic, glass,
water, ice, metal, and many more. In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a gold text effect. I will use only
Layer Styles, and once our new style is created, we will be able to save the style and apply it wherever we want.

Step 1
Create a new document, apply a Layer Style on the background layer. Add a Gradient Overlay from black to a dark brown (#443501).
Step 2
Create a new Layer and apply Filter>Texture>Texturizer. Make sure that the foreground color is white and the background is black. After that,
change the Blend Mode to Multiply.
Step 3
Add some text. I used Times New Roman, and for the "A" I used the "V" letter and flipped it vertically and horizontally.

Step 4
Now we start creating our gold layer style. We'll set up the Gradient Overlay first, as shown below.
Step 5
Now we'll add a Stroke. For the Fill Type use Gradient. The position of the gradient will vary for different typefaces, so experiment and see what
looks good.
Step 6
Add Bevel and Emboss, as shown below.

Step 7
Finally, add some Shadow, again following the specs below.
Conclusion
This a very nice example of how powerful Layer Styles are in Photoshop. Sometimes just changing some values can create a totally different effect.
For this tutorial I created gold, but if you change the gradient color to variations of grey you will have silver instead of gold.

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