1. Descárgate losarchivos de práctica y abre “poster.psd” en Photoshop. Verás una imagen de fondo que simula el aspecto de grano de papel y una capa con otra textura.
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2. Selecciona la capa “Black Texture” y luego haz clic en la Herramienta Marco rectangular (M) y selecciona parte de la textura negra.
3. Haz clic en Añadir máscara de capa en la parte inferior del panel de capas para crear una máscara.
4. Selecciona la herramienta Mover (V) y coloca el rectángulo de la textura negra en la esquina inferior derecha.
5. Con la Miniatura de máscara de capa todavía seleccionada, haz clic en el Pincel (B) y luego en la flechita situada junto al icono del pincel en la barra superior para configurar el pincel. Selecciona “Kyles Inkbox – Classic cartoonist” en la carpeta Aquarel brush y define un tamaño de 100 px. Comprueba que el color frontal esté definido en negro.
6. Ahora pinta con el pincel de textura negra para ocultar partes de la textura y crear un borde irregular.
7. Selecciona la capa “Blue Texture”, y luego haz clic en el recuadro situado junto a la miniatura de la capa para visibilizar la capa. Haz lo mismo con la capa “Wave” (aparecerá el icono del ojo, que indica la visibilidad de la capa).
Escribe por encima
8. Ahora, incorpora texto a la composición. Elige la herramienta Texto (T) y luego elige una fuente que te guste. Araújo sincronizó “Henderson Slab ” desde Adobe Fonts. Define el tamaño de la fuente en 550 px y escribe la palabra “ÁGUA”.
9. Haz clic en la herramienta Mover (V) y desplaza el texto hacia el medio del póster. Después, coloca el ratón junto a la esquina superior derecha del bloque de texto hasta que se convierta en un cursor curvo de dos flechas. Ahora, mantén pulsada la tecla Mayús y gira el texto 90 grados.
10. Coloca el texto a la izquierda.
11. Después, abre el archivo “water ripple.psd” y selecciona Edición > Copiar.
12. Vuelve a “poster.psd” y selecciona Edición > Pegar.
13. Haz clic con el botón secundario en la capa Water Ripple y selecciona Crear máscara de recorte para darle al texto un efecto de ondulación.
14. Complementa la composición añadiendo texto y experimentando con el tamaño, el interlineado, la ubicación y otros efectos decorativos. Echa un vistazo al siguiente ejemplo: Haz clic en el recuadro situado junto a la flecha y en el icono de la carpeta de “Text Elements Example” para visibilizar el grupo.
¡Ya está!
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