How to Curve the Text in Photoshop ?

Open your image in Photoshop, or create new blank image: Ctrl + N.

Make sure you set the right image size and resolution according to your requirements. To print an image, a resolution of 150 pixels per inch or higher is recommended.

Click on pen tool, or type 'P', the shortcut.

Select 'Paths' mode, found on the bar of tools, top of window

On the image, click on the starting point (A) of your curve

Then click on the desired end point (B).A straight line connecting your endpoints will be seen. Anywhere on this line, single left click to create an 'Anchor Point', C.

Hold down Ctrl, click and drag to move the Anchor Point. The line (ACB) will become a curve, whose curvature, depth, etc. can be set by you by moving the Anchor Point while holding down Ctrl. You can add as many Anchor Points as you want and create the curve you had in mind.

When you're done, click on the Text tool, or type 'T'.

Click on the curve you just created, on the spot from where you want the text to start.

Type in your text, format it with your choice of color and size.

It’s done.

How to Add a Wind Effect to an Image ?

Open your image in Adobe Photoshop.

Click on Filter from the Menu Bar.

Click on Stylize from the list4Select Wind from the list.

Select Wind from Method and choose your wind direction.

Hit OK to get your windy image.

How to Add Strokes to Text in Photoshop ?

Insert the text.

Right click on the text layer.

Click on "Blending Options".

At the left of the blending window, you will find some options including "Stroke"; Click on it.

Configure the stroke options. Like width, color, spread, etc.

Hit "Ok". It’s done.

How to Add Hair in Photoshop ?

Create a brush with a new tip in Photoshop. To do this, create a new document and choose a transparent (non-colored) background and then choose dark gray for the color.

Switch to the Brush tool in Photoshop and choose a preset brush size from the menu. For example, "Hard round 5 pixels."

• Draw curly overlapping lines. Vary the pressure on your pen to get differing line widths. Play with lines a bit, making sure one line is long and that all the lines are curly.

Go to Edit and choose "Define brush." Name the paintbrush. It will now be stored in the Brushes palette. You can view it by opening it and selecting the new brush.

Refine the brush and make it workable for creating a good image by going to the Brushes palette and choose Shape Dynamics. Turn the Size control to "off" and turn up the Angle Jitter to 20 percent or more.

Begin working with the hair color by going to the "Brush Tip Shape" menu and checking "Color Dynamics." From here, you can now turn up (by percentages) the color dynamics by changing the levels of the Hue Jitter, Brightness Jitter and Saturation Jitter.

• This feature allows the graphic designer to create hair that has a more realistic look, avoiding a 1-tone hair color.

Go to "Other Dynamics" under Brush Presets. Choose "Pen Pressure" under Opacity Control.

Save your paintbrush permanently by going to the top right section of the Brushes palette. Select "New Brush" from the options and give it a name.

Begin painting hair. The process involves creating 2 layers. Select black (for example) and begin painting black hair on the image you are working on.

Choose another color (for example, brown) from the Swatches palette, and add another layer of hair over the black base color.

Choose a lighter color (like light brown) from the Swatches palette, and add more color detail.

• Highlights can be added by choosing gray or a lighter color from the Swatches palette to create more realistic color.

Refine the hair by switching back to a darker color to add back in some details.

Choose the Eraser tool and choose your new brush. Use the brush to take out any extraneous hairs or mistakes.

Go back to using the Brush tool and go to the Layers palette. Choose the Color Dodge feature for blending colors.

• Select a lighter color, light brown in this example, and create highlights around the edge of the hair by drawing around the image's edge.

Do a final cleanup of any other details and your finished.