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Text Masking

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First, open a white document, 300x117, and fill it with any color you want, but I'll be using the color #ea0db3 then, write any thing you want on it.

Next, take this magazine stock.

It's a bit big, so select the small text part like this

http://cbimg6.com/tutorials/08/12/13959ab.png

Once you have selected it, copy, then paste it on your document.

On your layer palette, there is a symbol which hides the layer or makes it visible

http://cbimg6.com/tutorials/08/12/13959ac.png

Click on it to hide your magazine stock layer

Now, select your text layer, take out your selection tool (wand tool) and select your text like this

http://cbimg6.com/tutorials/08/12/13959ad.png

Select your magazine stock layer, and make your layer visible by click on the eye symbol again. Your selection should look like this

http://cbimg6.com/tutorials/08/12/13959ae.png

On your layer palette, there is a symbol which adds a layer mask

http://cbimg6.com/tutorials/08/12/13959af.png

Select that and

http://cbimg6.com/tutorials/08/12/13959ag.png

Voila! Your text is now masked with the magazine stock (:

The magazine stock I used is from swimchick.net

 

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