Let’s burn something! 
Okay, today we’re going to make something like above, a burning fire on texts. Maybe you’ve seen something like this before somewhere else since this effect is quite popular, however, this example is another approach of steps to achieve the similar result.
Yep, today we’re going to make texture effect like in the image above. With just a few simple steps to apply crumpled paper texture to texts and icons.
Alright, let’s get started.
Today we’re going to try some simple steps to create realistic text shades. Really just few simple steps, where the end result is something that looks like above.
Also, as you can see in the outcome above, we’re going to make the text 3D-like with these steps. Alrighty then, get your Phoshotop ready and let’s start.
Today we’re going to learn an example use of the Photoshop history brush tool; which like i said in my earlier post, this tool is often overlooked by many of us Photoshop users while actually this is a great versatile tool and very easy to use.
This post is the next part from my previous post, where we had an overview of the Photoshop Toolbox. And this time, we’ll get get to know more about each Photoshop tools on the tools palette and see some simple examples.
From the tools palette overview, we know that the tools are split in several category based on their basic functionality, which are Selection tools, Cropping and Slicing tools, Retouching tools, Painting tools, Drawing and Type tools, also Annotation, Measuring and Navigation tools.
Let’s get to know to each one of them.