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Check out exactly how I added my clouds and added the fake depth in the video above at the 44:07 mark. I like to create multiple layers so I can blur large bits of debris so they appear to be closer to your point of view and build a layer of fake depth. The last step is to add clouds to the background and also to paint in some debris around the edges. Painting Floating Debris for Depth & Adding Clouds Check out the video at the 41:25 mark to see exactly how I make this little effect. I also created a blast blurring effect using the Path Blur.

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Next, we want to create a layer beneath all of our text, but still above the colored background and paint with a sparkle or particle style brush (check out Brusheezy for some great, free brushes) with your foreground color set to a light yellow. To see how I made the nose and teeth of the skull, check out the video around the 37:45 mark of the video above.

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I used the вЂњXвЂќ brushes that you can download right here and set your foreground color to a heavy, hot pink and paint the eyes. Of course, we need the little skull face on the вЂњQвЂќ. Check out the 32:50 mark to see where I painted some hotspots in the video above. I created a new layer and set this to the blend mode вЂњOverlayвЂќ and painted with a very light yellow color and masked this layer to the shape of the 3D text wherever I wanted little hotspots and bursts of light. Check out the video around the 25:30 mark of the video above and see how I do this. Colorize the TextДЄfter we touch up the tones of the text, itвЂ™s time to colorize this thing! I created a new layer and set the blend mode to вЂњOverlayвЂќ and used the Brush tool to sample colors from the background and paint around on the text where it needs to be so I can get a nice coloring on this text. At the 19:35 mark you can see me working with the 3D object and scaling it. Convert to a Smart Object and hit Cmd/Ctrl + T and scale the text downward so the type fits a little better into the center of the document. You will need to right click on your 3D object and choose to convert it to a Smart Object so that you can scale the shape down a little. To see exactly how I did this and get more detail, check out the 20:09 minute mark of the video. I found a reference image on Google Images and sampled the colors from that image and painted with a large, soft-edged brush to create a smooth, flowing colorful background. Now that we have our basic 3D text and weвЂ™ve rendered it (check out my rendering process at the 18:34 minute mark of the video,) itвЂ™s time to create the first colored background behind our text. You can download it here and then follow along with the video at the top of this tutorial at the 15:43 mark to see exactly how I do this. I am loading the concrete texture that I found for this tutorial. You can select the вЂњLAYER_NAME Front Bevel MaterialвЂќ from the 3D panel and load a new texture. See what I did at the 12:31 minute mark of the video at the top of this tutorial. You can tweak and adjust as much as you like.

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Once we are in the 3D editing mode, I want to tilt the text back a little as if it is falling backward just like the text is on the official movie poster/logo examples. Check out how I converted this to a 3D shape and started editing it at the 9:52 minute mark of the video above.Moving and Tilting the Text Moving and Tilting the Text Right click on our text that has been converted to a shape layer and choose вЂњNew 3D Extrusion From Selected LayerвЂќ to convert this shape to a 3D object. To see exactly how I prepare the type for 3D conversion, check out the video above at the 3:10 minute mark.Creating Our 3D Text Creating Our 3D Text I centered my type using the Paragraph panel and I also sized up the word вЂњSquadвЂќ so the edges are a little wider than the word вЂњSuicide.вЂќ You will need to right-click on this layer and choose to convert the text to a shape layer. The first thing we need to do is download this font and type out the word for which youвЂ™re creating this effect. We will cover working with 3D, adding textures to our 3D objects, selecting multiple faces of a 3D object, colorizing our text, adding flares, building the background for this effect, adding the clouds overlays, adding sparks that shoot off of our text, and also adding the debris around the edges of our image to add fake depth. It may have only gotten a 26% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but the movie Suicide Squad, has a pretty sweet movie poster and some cool graphics as well, so weвЂ™re going to create a Suicide Squad logo using the 3D tools in Photoshop.