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1. Create a new 16 million colors image with white background.
2. Type the text (Floating, and Anti alias must be unchecked).
Note: The larger to font is the more texture will be seen.
3. In color palette select color with this RGB: R=141, G=245, B=188.
4. Use the fill tool to color the selected text.
Note: Not everyone has access to 'dripping' fonts, so here's how you can make any font look 'drippy'.
Press Shift-V to invert your selection
Using the Retouch tool, mode set to Smudge, Size 9, Shape Vertical, Opacity 128, Paper Texture None, pull the color out
of the letter and into the back ground.
Deselect the entire window by right clicking anywhere
Select the window again by left clicking. At this point your window
should be 'outlined' and your text should also be outlined. If you have any
areas that are not selected, hold down the shift key and select them. Repeat this
until all areas are selected. lbc
5. If you followed the above step to create the drip effect, go directly to
Image/Special Effects/Chisel and apply it.
If you did not create the drip affects, then
Press Shift-V and go to: Image/Special Effects/Chisel (Apply it).
The Chisel effect should be set to size 20, background color, making sure
before you select chisel that you've changed your background color to the
above color settings.
6. Use any Pool Shadow Filter, (I used Greg's Output Filters: Pool
Shadow 1)
apply it; settings may vary for different effects.
7. Now save it...you can save it as a Transparent GIF, and
use it on your WEB Page.
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