In this tutorial, we will create a beautiful frosty text!

Step 1.
Create a new document about 500x500 (the size can vary depending on the font).
Select the typing tool, font Arial Rounded MT with parameter Sharp and larger than 100 (I used 115 size) and print our text.

Step 2.
Right-click on the text layer and select blending options. use the following parameters:
1. Drop Shadow. Color # 003059

2. Inner Shadow. Color # 0a7eaf

3. Outer Glow. Color # 0a1732

4. Inner Glow

5. Bevel and Emboss

Here you need to change the Gloss Contour option is something like this.

6. Texture
Here, the author said that we should have a standard texture called wave 5, but as such, I was not, I replaced it with a similar, too, of the standard. So if you did not find this, do not despair and choose another.

7.Satin

8. Gradient Overlay. Colors # 6ed3fe and # e4ffff


10. Stroke. Color # 000000 ... # ffffff ... # 999999 ... # cccccc ... # 000000

That is what we must have.

Step 3.
Ctrl + click on the text layer

Now create a new layer, then Ctrl + Shift + I and pour a layer of blue

Blend Mode Hue

Now select any image and paste it below the text layer. . .


Step 1.
Create a new document about 500x500 (the size can vary depending on the font).
Select the typing tool, font Arial Rounded MT with parameter Sharp and larger than 100 (I used 115 size) and print our text.

Step 2.
Right-click on the text layer and select blending options. use the following parameters:
1. Drop Shadow. Color # 003059

2. Inner Shadow. Color # 0a7eaf

3. Outer Glow. Color # 0a1732

4. Inner Glow

5. Bevel and Emboss

Here you need to change the Gloss Contour option is something like this.

6. Texture
Here, the author said that we should have a standard texture called wave 5, but as such, I was not, I replaced it with a similar, too, of the standard. So if you did not find this, do not despair and choose another.

7.Satin

8. Gradient Overlay. Colors # 6ed3fe and # e4ffff


10. Stroke. Color # 000000 ... # ffffff ... # 999999 ... # cccccc ... # 000000

That is what we must have.

Step 3.
Ctrl + click on the text layer

Now create a new layer, then Ctrl + Shift + I and pour a layer of blue

Blend Mode Hue

Now select any image and paste it below the text layer. . .

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