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First I made
the text using the Chrome
text tutorial.
I just changed the text color to beige (#C8A46E), and changed the
"stroke color" to brown (#5B3714).
You are finished with the basic text
after you have made the first adjustment curves layer (fig. 10 i
the chrome text tutorial...).
Your image should now look something
like my fig. 1.
Figure 2
Then I ran
a numeric transform:
Still at the text layer go to Edit - Transform - Numeric.
I entered the values shown in fig. 2.
(If you want
your text to remain horisontal you just go straight to the next
step...).
Figure 3
Then I wanted to add some drop shadow
to the text.
Layer - Effects - Drop Shadow.
I used this values:
Mode: Multiply
Opacity: 100%
Angle: 120
Distance: 10
Blur: 10
Intesity: 100
Figure 4
Then I added
a hue/saturation adjustment layer to lighten the text a little bit:
Layer - New - Adjustment Layer -
Hue/Saturation + Group with previous layer.
Hue: 0
Saturation: -6
Lightness: +12
Figure 5
Create a
new layer.
Make brown your foreground color (#8C6636) and black your background
color.
Hold down the Ctrl-key and left-click the text layer to select it.
Now go to Filter - Render - Clouds.
Deselect.
Your image should now look like fig.
5.
Now change the Layer Mode from Normal
to Dissolve, and turn the opacity down to 31.
Duplicate this layer by dragging
the layer down to the Create New Layer tab.
Change the Layer Mode on this layer
from Dissolve to Color Burn and turn the opacity down to 10.
That's it! Now your text should look
somewhat old and rusty :=)