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Font or Text having marshmallow effect
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Hi IamSam thank you for reply,
I need to do a text form of marshmallow.
Here is the cliente prototype that he give to me:
, it is a " Sa " ....
the marshmallow image that i post above in my first post is what he wants looks like,
I got a font called "candy stripe", was the most close that i got...
thank you in advice.
I need to do a text form of marshmallow.
Here is the cliente prototype that he give to me:
, it is a " Sa " ....the marshmallow image that i post above in my first post is what he wants looks like,
I got a font called "candy stripe", was the most close that i got...
thank you in advice.
....nothing lame !!!!
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LOL!! I had to work today so this is my first chance to explain! LOL!!!
Ok, I took this image: http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/pinkstarcandy/24461208/4296/4296_original.png
I removed the white BG and then copied and stacked, copied and stacked and so on until I had it pretty long.
You can download the twisted marshmallow rope here: http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/7c6a/ozjtc7bh1ilzy4ffg.jpg
I then created the letter I wanted my marshmallow to be in...
I moved/opened my rope into this document and used transform to size the rope and then the Puppet Warp function to form it to the letter.
I started at the bottom, but I suggest you start in the middle so that the rope will cover up the middle section and appear to be going behind the down stroke.
I then used the eraser (which I almost never do) and I trimmed off the excess. If you start in the middle you won't have to do this.
Lastly, I used a layer mask to clean up the ends.
You will have to do this for each letter and then move them into the final document.
I hope this works for you! Good luck!
Ok, I took this image: http://ic.pics.livejournal.com/pinkstarcandy/24461208/4296/4296_original.png
I removed the white BG and then copied and stacked, copied and stacked and so on until I had it pretty long.
You can download the twisted marshmallow rope here: http://www.mediafire.com/convkey/7c6a/ozjtc7bh1ilzy4ffg.jpg
I then created the letter I wanted my marshmallow to be in...
I moved/opened my rope into this document and used transform to size the rope and then the Puppet Warp function to form it to the letter.
I started at the bottom, but I suggest you start in the middle so that the rope will cover up the middle section and appear to be going behind the down stroke.
I then used the eraser (which I almost never do) and I trimmed off the excess. If you start in the middle you won't have to do this.
Lastly, I used a layer mask to clean up the ends.
You will have to do this for each letter and then move them into the final document.
I hope this works for you! Good luck!
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LOL !!!!