Create a “Clock Up” Wallpaper in PhotoshopReviewed by Jayan Saputra on Jun 20Rating:
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“Clock Up” Wallpaper Photoshop Tutorial
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Step 1
Inside Photoshop, create a
new document with
800×600 px wide with
150dpi resolution.

Step 2
Fill the
background layer with black then type the text you want, mine was ‘clock UP’. For optimal result, choose thick font with unique shape. As for the text color, make sure you set it white.
I assume you type the same word as i do, so arrange the word ‘clock’ to
168px size, whereas the word ‘UP’ reside below it with larger size, around
300px.

Step 3
Show the
Character panel ( from the
Window> Character menu if you didn’t know how ). Inside the
Character panel, set the
leading to 230px. This will reduce the gap between ‘clock’ and ‘UP’ words. I’m also increase the font size for the word ‘UP’ to
340px, so both words wide is equally each other.

Step 4
Transform text to 3D by using the menu
3D> Repouse> Text Layer. When the Repousse Dialog appear,
rotate the mesh option is activated by default. So now you can drag the 3D text vertically upwards to get the 3D text perspective like shown in the image below.

Step 5
Still inside the Repousse Dialog, look at the
Extrude section. Reduce
Depth value to
0.51 and
Scale to
0,79. This will reduce extrudes depths while also enhance the perspective feels. In case you want bigger 3d text, click on the
Scale the mesh option. Drag to right direction to increase the 3D text, while drag to left would decrease it. Click
OK when you’re done.

Step 6
The text layer become 3D layer now. Next, go to
Window> 3D to show the 3D panel’s. Inside the 3D panel, select
By Whole Scene filter. Click
Scene category then choose
Ray Traced Final from the
Quality option.
Photoshop will start rendering your 3D text, it will takes some time to render the 3D text (depending on your hardware and ram/memory ) so just wait until it’s done.
Note: the rendering process will be interrupted if you do something ( such as moving the 3D text layer or change the layer blend mode ). If you coincidentally do this, just go back to 3D panel and set the Quality again, this way Photoshop will render the 3D text again.

Step 7
When the rendering is done, you’ll get a
smooth pretty 3D text like shown in the image below. Now go to
Layer> Rasterize> 3D to rasterize the 3d layer.From now, the rasterized 3d text layer will be called
‘clock up’ layer.
Open
texture image. Select All ( press
Ctrl+A ), then copy it to the clipboard via
Ctrl+C.

Step 8
Back to our 3D text document, press
Ctrl+V to paste the texture image above
clock up layer. Make texture layer as a
clipping mask layer and then change the blend mode to
Linear Burn.

Step 9
Hide
texture layer, then create a selection on the front face of the 3D text using
Magic Wand tool. To make selection easier, make sure you select the
Add to selection option and
Sample All Layer is checked from the option
bar.

Whats the name of the font your using?
Bauhaus-heavy-bold
Thank you sooooooo much! Brilliant work, very easy to follow and much to learn!
Nice. good work
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