Hold down your cursor to create a curved line, like I did for most of the letters above. Work in order from the beginning of the word to the end, making sure to make separate lines for the crosses on T’s and dots on I’s. If your text is in cursive, it is okay to use one line/mask for the entire word. With this same layer selected, click the pen tool and begin drawing lines that follow each segment of the text. Using the pen tool, create masks in the shape of each letter.(You can learn more about stroke, and the other generate effects, by checking this handy guide.) Type “stroke” into the search bar to find it faster. In the effects and presets panel, select an effect from the “generate” folder called “stroke.” Drag it to the text layer you created in Step One.
Once your text is created, it’s time to get started. png with a transparent background will probably work best.
You can also use an image of your own handwriting, if you’ve created an illustration or signature in Illustrator, Photoshop, or even a piece of paper. To do this, click on the text tool (), draw on a large box, and adjust the settings in the character window until you have the desired font, size, and spacing.įor this tutorial, I am using a font called “Rockness” with a size of 200 on a blue canvas that is 540 by 360 px. You can begin by typing your words in any font, but a typeface reminiscent of handwriting will give the most authentic final result. This tutorial will work with any sort of text.
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