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5 Beautiful 3D Text Tutorials

By Tom Michaels posted in Fonts, Web Design Tutorials on 18-08-2009

5 Beautiful 3D Text Tutorials

We often forget the importance of the text style whether it is for print or web. Today, we would like to share with you five pretty cool tutorials showing you how to create 3D text effects.

Have you ever come across a design and wondered what techniques were used to come up with the end result? In some cases, if you miss a step, your design may greatly differ from the one you tried to replicate. On the other hand, experimenting with the features of the application you use can result in a masterpiece.

Go ahead, give one or two a try. We would enjoy seeing your creation too. You may find the complete tutorial at the original source by clicking on the image.

Unique 3D Text Tutorial using Xara 3D and Photoshop

In this tutorial, you will create a very unique 3D text effect using both Photoshop and Xara 3D.
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via 1st Web Designer

How to Design a Stunning 3D, Sunset Type Illustration

In this tutorial, you will useĀ  C4D to create the text, Illustrator for several decorative motifs, and Photoshop to bring them all together to create a stunning 3D sunset type illustration.

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via Alex Beltechi

Create a 3D Flowery Text Effect

In this tutorial, you will be using Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, and the beautiful “Suddenly Spring Brushes” by gvalkyrie (which can be found by clicking on either link) to create an exquisite 3D flower text effect.
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via Johnson Koh

How to Create an Ice Cold Poster with 3D Text

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to combine stock images and 3D text into a cool poster. You’ll see it is not that hard to create a simple appealing poster with effective use of text and imagery.

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via Ben Merckx

Create Patriotic Text Using Displacement Masks

In this tutorial you will use Adobe Photoshop to achieve a neat little text effect with an image overlay while learning the basics of using displacement masks.

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via pshero



  • HTML vs Flash.... the endless war. But Flash can co-exist with HTML and still it has a long road left to travel.

    Thanks for the article.
  • "At the end, the answers might come from the web design community, if it decides to fight for the right to Flash." It would be nice if designers had that power... but do we?

    While I love Flash, my use of it is often dictated by the clients reaction to it, which often stems from what they think their target market thinks about it.

    There are more internet users than web designers, giving me reason to think they're the ones who will make the decision.
  • noelwiggins
    good inspirada and good timing

    --

    Thanks and Regards

    Noel for Nopun.com
    a graphic design studio
  • polla
    Thanks
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