Make PERFECT custom graffiti! [No Drawing]

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No, this isn't much of a tutorial. Yes, I created it. No, I do not suggest you join this site, it can be dangerous to your accounts.



Hey guys, I found this site that makes custom graffiti. Well, they aren't custom-but you can make them custom! This will be a simple guide, not huge.

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First thing is first, go to this site: Here

2. Pick what font you want, they have a few of them-they all look good. For this one, I used Jedimind.

Put all the settings and colors you want, and make sure the background is WHITE!

3. You are going to have to take a screenshot of it perfectly, or use Screensnapr or Gyazo. Get it perfectly on the white border.

4. Now, save that screenshot to your desktop, and open it inside Photoshop like so!



5. You will notice that hey-I don't want a white background! Let's remove this. Select the magic wand tool.

6. You want to set the Tolerance on the top bar to 2, and start selecting the white that you can see in the back. Once you got it all selected, press DELETE button.

7. To prove to you that there is nothing in the background, I put it on a red canvas so you can clearly see.



That's it guys, enjoy! You can of course use the magic wand to select the face and add gloss and what not-but this is just a simple tutorial.




 
Thank you.

This isn't that bad of a tut, because let's face it, who can ACTUALLY teach you to draw perfect graffiti in one tutorial?
 
Sorry, but this tutorial is really bad, considering that all you did is basically cut-out the image and there is already a tutorial on the forum how to do that.
 
Ignore the criticism. Sure, you're using a site to do it, but at least you're putting effort into the tutorial with images.
EDIT: I decided to try it out. I used your tutorial, then took upon my knowledge to create it into real-looking graffiti. Here's the finished product:
 
Actually no, I use GIMP. I prefer it over Photoshop. A bit of Gaussian Blur, some layer Overlaying, some edge blur, and I'm set.
 
Dreamline said:
Actually no, I use GIMP. I prefer it over Photoshop. A bit of Gaussian Blur, some layer Overlaying, some edge blur, and I'm set.

Photoshop in my opinion is much better than GIMP. I guess it might depend on what you're making but ...

Thanks for the tut but
 
Still trying to figure out what it says.
 
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