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How to make your own star wars intro
How to make your own star wars intro












LEGO Star Wars Slave 1 Build Instructions You can find the LEGO Death Star instructions on his site. Who doesn’t want to make a LEGO Star Wars Death Star!? Every geek I know would love to make one of these or get one as a gift.If you don’t want to pay the big bucks for the LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon ( go peak – you are not going to believe the prices on the collector sets!) You can make this little (but mighty) one instead.It isn’t hard to build and it doesn’t take a lot of pieces either.

how to make your own star wars intro

  • LEGO Star Wars TIE Fighter instructions! Ok, this is my favorite of the selections from Chris McVeigh.
  • Plus, lucky us, you can find LEGO Star Wars design instructions on his site. While you are there check out what else he has to offer.

    how to make your own star wars intro

    They are made as ornaments so you can hang them. Don’t click OK yet.If you want to build, but don’t want to mess with trying to find the proper pieces, try this! LEGO Star Wars DesignsĬhris McVeigh is a wonderful artist in LEGO bricks ( see our interview here!) and he has done some very keen LEGO Star Wars ships. Then click on the “Silver” gradient thumbnail.Ħ. On the Gradient Editor click on the triangle in the top right corner to open the Gradient menu. When the Gradient Overlay dialog box opens up, click on the Gradient in the middle to open the Gradient Editor. Click on the Layer Effects button at the bottom of the Layers Palette and choose Gradient Overlay. You don’t have to convert to shape, but the reason why we are here is because when we add a Pillow Emboss later, the letters that are joined together (S and T and N and T) will behave as one smooth shape rather than individual letters.ĥ. Right-click on the Text layer in the Layers Palette and choose Convert to Shape. Set the text at 150pt high and the leading to 110pt.Ĥ. It doesn’t matter what color it is because you’ll put a gradient overlay on it later. Add some text and set it in the Stars Wars font. When you’ve installed the fonts, open Photoshop and create a new document with a black background. You can download a free set of Star Warsesque fonts called Star Jedi from DaFont.Ģ. It’s probably not one you’ll use too often, it’s just for a bit of fun but we’ll be looking at layer effects and blending that you might find useful for other projects.ġ. Today, apparently is Star Wars day so it seems like the ideal time to do a Photoshop tut on how to make a Star Wars type text effect.














    How to make your own star wars intro