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Originally Posted by jmitchell42
i would be interested in how you did that if you would'nt mind teaching or pointing to a tutorial that got you there. it is amazing.
Thanks. It took some trial and error. A lot of it was copying and pasting pieces of the Wynn lettering. I copied "Wynn" to a new layer, and I would rotate it until I got pieces in the shape I needed to make a new letter or part of a letter. The last "n" and period are of course directly from "Wynn". The "e" was sort of free handed using the main letter color then copying the edges from other letters to make it look natural. The "y" was used almost as is from "Wynn" except the loop had to change to connect to the "e". The "u" is just an upside down "n" (which ends up looking about the same anyway). The "g" was a slightly modified "y" from "Wynn". The "N" was the hardest just to figure out how it should look, and I still think it could be better. After a couple of failed attempts, I freehanded how I thought it should look and copied pieces of other letters onto it once I got the main shape.
Of course the pieces of all the letters don't fit perfectly neatly together, so I used the color picker, pencil and a lot of Gaussian blend to smooth out the colors. I use a free program called Paint.net. I'm not sure what Photoshop calls its blends and other tools.
Not sure if that's what you're looking for. Feel free to PM me. I'm glad to share whatever I can because I can learn even more from you guys.