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Texture
Filled 3D Text
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Open
a texture to use for the project. You may save the texture I have
by Right Clicking and choosing "Save As" to download
(Mac: Press and hold mouse button on the image, Select Save from
the popup menu).
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Select the Type Mask Tool.
Make some large text, and click ok. Center Selection on the
Texture.

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Go to Edit>Copy.
Now Edit>Paste. This will make a new layer with the texture
filled text.
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Next
go to Layer>Effects>Bevel and Emboss. I’ve made a
snap shot of my settings below. After you finish with Beveling,
select "Drop Shadow" from the popup window to bring the
text off the background a bit.
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Now you can place the
text in another existing document buy selecting the Move tool and
dragging it over.
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To colorize your
text, First make an adjustment Layer by holding down the Ctrl key
(Mac: Command) and clicking on the New Layer button on the layers
Pallet. Choose "Hue/Saturation" and click ok.
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Double
click on the Adjustment Layer to bring up the Hue/Satruation
options. Check the box where it says "Colorize". I made
a shot of the settings I used. Click ok and you’re done.
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