Ever wanted your name in lights? Well with this Photoshop tutorial it's very possible!

Alright, here’s a quick and easy way how to make some nice golden text. I know this tutorial isn’t the most unique or special thing around, but I thought I’d make a nice, quick and easy tutorial for you.

The Bevel and Emboss layer style has gotten a pretty bad name for itself over the past few years, mainly because of the way new Photoshop users use it so strongly. Some people will say there is no use for the Bevel and Emboss layer style, but I see it everywhere these days, especially out in shops on product labels, etc. In this Photoshop tutorial you’ll learn how to make some simple but effective gold text with just a few layer styles, but the main effect comes from Bevel and Emboss.

In this tutorial I’ll be teaching you how to make some simple, yet very nice looking burnt text.

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial you’ll be learning how to make some grungy, smiley text in Photoshop.

n this nice and easy tutorial I’m going to be teaching you how to make a metallic, industrial-style text effect, using layer styles mainly, but also filters to make nice after-effects.

Make some sleek, 3D-looking text with just a few layer styles.

Microsoft uses text like this; make some of your own.

Creating text with an apple (the fruit) theme.

Create this amazingly realistic gold text with the help of this tutorial.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a type of text that is commonly used for Grunge signatures.

Learn to create this really cool text effect in this Adobe Photoshop tutorial.

This Photoshop tutorial will teach you how to create a light beam text effect. This tutorial is similar to the ice text effect tutorial and require a variety of different filters.

Hey guys, this is Rob, I'm a new writer here at MagnusFx. In this article I’m going to teach you how to create a simple yet awesome “Juicy” text effect. Lets begin!

In this tutorial I am going to show you how to make a really cool, modern text effect but quite simple, mostly using layer styles.

There are a few tutorials out there already showing how to make text appear embroidered. So, why another, you ask? What makes this one different? Well, when you embroider something, the edges of that object are not going to be completely straight or flush. There will be "bumps" from where each stitch of thread on that line ends. Sure if you work with very small threads, you can minimize that bumpiness, but it will still be there, no matter how small. So, this tutorial will help to give that text an embroidered texture within the text itself, but also will have those bumpy edges to complete the embroidery effect. It can be used for text, as I've shown here, or really for any other shape/design, as well.

This tutorial is a result of a few filters and tricks. Useful for creating a unique logo for your website.

Lets face it - rubber stamps are an amazingly quick and easy way of marking something in real life, but recreating them in Photoshop is a little more difficult. Unlike real media, the electronic canvas does not have creases, folds, and underlying texture to distort the ink. Neither does an electronic stamp have problems with ink adherence, creating a unique effect every time it is used. That is not to say, of course, that Photoshop cannot reproduce these little nuances of real media. The aim of this tutorial is to describe a simple method to create grunge brushes, and to detail how these brushes can be used to reproduce realism in our rubber-stamped logos. Interested? Read on...

Let's roughen up that nice smooth chrome we made...

This Photoshop tutorial will show you how to create text wrapped in chains.