How to use styles in photoshop using simple steps

 How to use styles in photoshop, Text, objects, vector forms, graphics, and pictures can all benefit from Photoshop styles. Unlike Microsoft styles, which are essentially a collection of characteristics (like bold, italic, underline) and minor effects (such shadows, reflections, and luminous halos), Photoshop employs layers to store text and images, and those layers can be "decorated" with a style. So here is how to use styles in photoshop in detail:

How to use styles in photoshop

It's simple to use Photoshop Styles. 

You may enhance your text and images to help them pop off the page or screen after you understand how the Style Effects operate. 

Editing styles is a little more complex, but not impossible.

To begin, how to use styles in photoshop, make sure the Layers and Styles panels are both visible on the screen.

1. Open a Photoshop file with a resolution of 810 x 300 ppi.

2. Type Photoshop Styles over the top with the Text tool. 

Use a thick typeface with a 60-point size, such as Impact, Gil Sans Ultra Bold, 

Broadway, Franklin Gothic Heavy, or Rockwell Extra Bold. 

You should have these fonts on your machine because they came with Adobe.

3. Make three copies, two of which should be all-caps.

4. Click the Styles tab after placing your cursor on the first "Photoshop Styles" sentence in the Layers panel.

5. Look through the different style icons and pick one to test, or follow the examples below.

 

Photoshop Styles: How to Edit Them

Choose "Tile" as the Style for the first one. The writing has a sculpted, 

Three-dimensional appearance, but the color and background are both white.

1. Let's alter the color scheme:

a. Navigate to the Layers tab. 

Choose Blending Options from the dropdown box when right-clicking the layer labeled Photoshop Styles (in lowercase).

b. Click the term Color in the left panel. Select a good, dark blue in the Color Picker dialogue, then click OK.

c. After that, slide the Opacity bar from 31% to 100% and click OK.

 

2. Let's adjust the Drop Shadow now:

a. Return to the Layers tab. 

Choose Blending Options from the dropdown box when right-clicking the layer Photoshop Styles2 (in lowercase).

b. Click the words Drop Shadow on the left panel. 

Move the Distance slider from 7 to 20 px in the center of the panel. 

Then increase the Spread to 23 percent. Finally, reduce the Size from 16 to 10.

c. Remove the checkmark from the box Change the Angle to 120 degrees using Global Light, then click OK.

3. Now let's modify the Emboss and Bevel:

a. Return to the Layers tab.

Choose Blending Options from the selection box when right-clicking the layer PHOTOSHOP STYLES (in all caps).

b. Click the words Bevel & Emboss in the left panel. 

Choose Emboss from the dropdown list under Structure - Style in the center panel, then click OK.

4. Finally, we'll alter the Stroke (or Outline):

a. Return to the Layers tab. 

Choose Blending Options from the drop-down box when right-clicking the layer PHOTOSHOP STYLES2 (in all caps).

b. Click the term Stroke on the left side. 

Change the Size from 8 to 6-point and the Position from Outside to Inside in the center panel under Stroke - Structure.

c. Change the Fill Type to Color and the color to black under Stroke - Fill Type, then click OK.

To sum up, the previou article includes all details you may need to know about how to use styles in photoshop, thank you for taking time to read this.

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