God of War -Text
03-01-2006 41120 views
This tutorial teches you how to recreate the eroded text from the logo of the videogame God of War. Apart from this, it works great in grunge-websites!
10 comments | Posted in Text-Effects
God of War-Text
Re-create the text from the logo of God of War!
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Step 1 Open up a new image any size and create some black text with a font to your liking;
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Step 2 Add these layer-styles to it;
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Step 3 Duplicate the text-layer, clear the layer-styles and press CTRL+I;
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Step 4 Set the blending-mode to overlay;
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Step 5 Create a new layer above the white text and go to Filter>Renders>Clouds;
Go to Filter>Render>Difference Clouds and press CTRL+F several times (aprox. 6);
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Step 6 Go to Filter>Texture>Grain and add these settings;
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Step 7 Now go to Filter>Noise>Add Noise and add these settings;
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Step 8 Change the blending-mode to overlay and select the text, press CTRL+I, then press delete on the noise layer!
Teela
February 28th, 2009
@Sock, instead of Ctrl+I, press Ctrl+Shift+I
The first one will invert the colour of the font, which is not what you want. The latter inverts the selection, which IS what you want. Hope that is helpful. Great tutorial too. I've used it a lot already.
Samkit
January 2th, 2009
The font is Ringbearer, one of LOTR fonts, i double checked it. Besides the tutorial is excellent, precise, simple... Love it.... Waiting for more like these
Sock
November 8th, 2008
Stuck on Step 3:
Duplicate the text-layer, clear the layer-styles and press CTRL+I;
It is unclear which layer should be cleared and inverted. Also, I'm having trouble inverting. Using rasterize and then inverting (which is the only way I was able to invert) makes the text look completely different than what is displayed in the tutorial.
lol
October 31th, 2008
sweet tut. i didnt noe u could do that grunge thing with clouds
MuslimKnight
October 11th, 2008
the font's name is RingBearer, it's the font of Lord of the Rings movie... great tutorial, I'm gonna use if for sure ^_^
Brambori
September 11th, 2008
Great tutorial! Love it! I'm certainly gonna use this one :)
Trickee
September 10th, 2008
I do believe it is Ringbearer, one of my favorite LOTR fonts
Nosslak
September 7th, 2008
Yeah, that sure is one beautiful font. What's it's name?
Ramsey
September 3th, 2008
What font is that?
Mette
April 3th, 2009
Hi, I'm stuck on step 8:
Step 8 Change the blending-mode to overlay and select the text, press CTRL+I, then press delete on the noise layer!
If I change the blending-mode to overlay, select the text and press ctrl+i, nothing happens...
And what is meant by: delete on the noise layer?