Grafiti Text

[ness]

Does anyone have a tutorial, or know a really good in-depth one for grafiti text? I hope this is the right place to ask.

 

[peta62]

Have you seen this tutorial site ? http://www.dreamdealer.nl/tutorials/graffiti_with_photoshop.html

 

[ness]

Wasn't quite what I was looking for, but it did answer another question I did have about the perspective.

 

[ibclare]

ness, you don't specify much so who can really figure what you're trying to achieve. Maybe post an example?

Here are a bunch of different approaches. http://www.templatelite.com/graffiti-tutorials-photoshop-illustrator/ Maybe you can take a look at them and see if any are close to what you want. Then you can come back and get answers or ideas if there is further you want to go with it.

 

[ness]

Something like this, but more cartoony. http://www.templatelite.com/uploads/2009/04/graffiti-tutorials/6-graffiti-hdr-tutorial.jpg

 

[ibclare]

OK, well, hang in there. Someone with more experience in doing this kind of thing may come along. In the meantime, here is another collection.
http://smashinghub.com/photoshop-graffiti-tutorial.htm

I suspect you are going to have to take a different approach to htis. Learn one part of what you want to know from one tut, another part from another, and so on, until you can combine them to get what you want. Then maybe you can make your own tutorial.

But I hope once you do get your image(s) together that you'll post them here and share your art.
Thanks!

 

[peta62]

Wasn't quite what I was looking for, but it did answer another question I did have about the perspective.

I am sorry, I posted wrong link, this one was just a part, I did not notice it was on a different web. Original one is http://www.photoshopwebsite.com/pho...iful-graffiti-on-wall-in-photoshop-tutorials/

 

[ness]

OK, well, hang in there. Someone with more experience in doing this kind of thing may come along. In the meantime, here is another collection. http://smashinghub.com/photoshop-graffiti-tutorial.htm I suspect you are going to have to take a different approach to htis. Learn one part of what you want to know from one tut, another part from another, and so on, until you can combine them to get what you want. Then maybe you can make your own tutorial. But I hope once you do get your image(s) together that you'll post them here and share your art. Thanks!

Thank you for the link and stuff, but nothing I make is worth posting.