Was Dr. Bill, welcome back. In this video, you'll learn how to create race tax, also known as building embossed and recessed tax.
Well, now that we know what we're gonna do. Let's go ahead and get started will be recreated this image from scratch. So the first step is I'm gonna come up here to File, New,
That's going to open up the new dialogue window. I've got my resolution turn pretty low here. So I'm gonna have to drag this window off to the side off to the right here a little bit and maybe go ahead and put about 300 by 372 and then come down here and press create
Okay, the first step. I want to do is kind of get this whole image a shade of green what to do that. I'm going to press right now my foreground color sent to block on a press on that.
That's going to open up the Color Picker window and I can use these little scroll bars to go up and down or you just kind of press here. Can I get in the ballpark.
Then I'm going to come up here and pick the exact shape I want. And sometimes if I know the value I would just enter right in here.
Okay, I've got to get that light shade of green. Oh, now I'm going to select the entire image that could be control day or I can come up here to select all to do that.
To fill it. I can either use the keyboard shortcut all backspace or I can just come right up here and choose Edit. So, and on the phone with the foreground color and press OK, and then time. I bet this march and yes let's go ahead and dislike that a little control do will do that.
Okay, now what I want to do is add my race tax and sometimes it looks kind of nice. If you do it, and almost the exact same color as your background. So here's my foreground column or press on that.
I'm just going to come over here, just a little bit with a little bit darker shade of green and a little brighter it. OK.
So now I'm going to press on the Type tool. I've got it at gharial black 72 and I'm gonna go ahead and type in
Syntax. Once you can type in your first last name here, I'm just going to go ahead and type in tax and as soon as I do that kind of like, well, okay, I came up here. You may be thinking, well, the biggest font size of 72 now I can enter any value or one up here. I could put it like 100 203
Or I can come right up here and type in, say, eating and I'll go with that either.
Okay, I'm sure you could waste to insert that album The boss. One way be to simply right click on the slide. Here's my background.
And that little eyes can make that this or not. I can right click on that, click to blend in options.
And I can come over here to available in a boss, they'll turn it on and I'm gonna go ahead and press on it. So this actually populates with that information.
And maybe if you want to you can play around with these. But if you're not really getting the right results. Maybe reset to default it someone's been
On that computer that us and before you know I'm just going to go ahead and press OK, and you saw the default option so
Okay, let's go ahead and do this one more time. I'm going to get a shade of blue, and I was going to come be kind of quick here.
And sometimes what you're going to find is when I type text, it's going to use the foreground color that's going to be the real content you're going to maybe have to use going to go ahead and type in text.
Thanks. It's kind of shaming green no problem here, I can either want to just simply control and they can either press on this icon or I can press right here in the blue icon and press OK and kind of get a shade of blue there.
OK. Now, go get some more text. This is kind of in a shade of blue. Okay. Earlier I right click on that. Another way to get the velvet bosses come up here to layer.
Choose layer style and Bellman a boss that's going to open up the exact same dialog box. And I'm just going to go ahead and press OK.
OK, so we got some green and some blu rays text now we're gonna go ahead and get some
Recess tax and to do that we need to get the text in white kind of typically works pretty good. And I'm gonna come on down here and I'm going to type in text and I can see that it's typing in blue.
So what I'm going to do is just simply select this tax and I get out of out of control and their distance like that. All I'm going to impress them my foreground color, which is why, by the way, and then it. OK.
OK, so now I've got some white text. And if I want to
Kind of chisel that out. What I'm gonna do is come up here to filter and say what I need them.
You know, come right over here and do this friend. Now I need to show you
What images that I work with, what have 20 or 30 layers and they'd be like, Well, right now, they just all say text which layers which they're switching doozy and come over here to the right and you could go ahead and type. This is my white
And then I wanted to turn that off, come right over here and I can set up. Yeah, this is my blue
And I can come down here. Sure it up. That's the green and I could type in green and these names over here are purely for my benefit here and it just like, Okay, if I want to turn off the blue layer. I go, okay, blue, turn it off. Turn off the white layer, turn it off.
Okay, so I'm gonna come here to the white layer, which I now have a label and I'm just simply come up here to filter on the go to stylized and then I'm going to choose embossed
And before doing it, it's going to restaurants. I'm gonna choose restaurants. And what that's going to do is, that means I can no longer easily adjust going to convert it to a bunch of pixels.
So no longer about easily adjust the font type or the font size. That's okay. I'm just going to press the restaurants, because I'm kinda like the words looking here.
And I was going to use the other default values and and 35 and three and press OK in right now.
Kind of doesn't really match the background there. So it's a good chance. So what I'm going to probably typically do is come right over here.
It's on my layers but not would set to normal. Now I'm gonna go ahead and choose hard lines. And there we go. So hopefully this video you learned how to kind of create race tags and chisel that or recess tax, our next video. Thank you.