Shadow Mode: Multiply Color: #220000 Opacity: 75%. Highlight Mode: Linear Dodge (Add) Color: White Opacity: 35%. Let's add a Bevel and Emboss layer style with the following settings: Now I would like to show you how to add a realistic blood effect to your dripping text. How to Create Bleeding Letters in Photoshop Step 1 Step 2Īdd more brush strokes until you get the result you like. Create a new layer with Shift-Control-N and add a brush stroke with the same color as our text. Let's apply some more dripping elements using our free brushes. Make the lines of your letters less straight using the same Forward Warp Tool.Īdd the same effects to all the remaining letters: 3. How to Make Dripping Text in Photoshop Using Brushes Step 1 Feel free to experiment and create different types of dripping elements. Step 4Īpply more drops using the same method. Make the bottom elements of your dripping larger and the middle elements thinner to make it look like a drop. Just stretch the parts of your words down. Start creating drip elements using the Forward Warp Tool (W). Set the Size to about 70 px and Pressure to 100%. If you want to create a more precise dripping effect, you can use the Liquify Tool.Ĭreate a new text layer and press Shift-Control-X. 
How to Make Dripping Letters Using the Liquify Tool Step 1Īs you might have noticed, the previous method is pretty rough. This is what our final image will look like: 2.
Shadows Mode: Multiply with Black Color and Opacity set to 25%. Highlights Mode: Vivid Light with White Color and Opacity set to 75%. Step 8Īfter that, just move this layer down a bit, and voila! Step 9Īnd finally, to make it look 3D, let's Group the layers and add a Bevel and Emboss style to this group with the following settings: Go to Filter > Noise > Median and set the Radius to 12. Now, we need to make our text look smoother. This is how our text should look now: Step 7 Then hit OK and select the map we created in the previous steps. Go to Filter > Distort > Displacement Map and set the Horizontal Scale to 0 and the Vertical Scale to 50. Step 5Īfter that, create a copy of your text layer by pressing Control-J, and then select the first text layer in the Layers panel. Now let's create a New Document by pressing Control-N, and add any text you want to use. Go to File > Save As and save it as Map.psd Step 4 
Now we need to save this texture as a PSD file (It's important to save it as PSD, because JPEG or any other file format will not work as a displacement map). Here's a close-up look at the displacement texture: Step 3 Use a big brush with a size of about 900 px and 100% Pressure to create a dripping texture like the one in the screenshot below: Open the stock image in Adobe Photoshop and Hit Shift-Control-X to open the Liquify Tool. How to Make Dripping Letters With a Displacement Map Step 1
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