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Create a Meat Sausage Photoshop Text Effect

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Tutorials Text Effects 15936 November 26th, 2018

Learn how to create a meat sausage text effect in Photoshop using just a few layer styles combined with food textures in this case meat texture. The meat text works well in combination with mustard, so you can add details using the mustard layer style as you can see in the preview.

Start with a simple wood texture as background. Looks like a rustic wooden table. This is actually a tileable wood texture so it can be used as Photoshop pattern. Add a Brightness/Contrast adjustment to darken the texture.

Copy this old newspaper texture in a new layer. Remove the white background. Duplicate the Newspaper Texture layer and rotate them as shown. Add a Drop Shadow layer style for each of the two layers.

Select the two Newspaper Texture layer and convert into smart object ; add a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer just for this smart object.

Add a new Text Layer using a font that you like. I will use Latha Font Type that comes included with Photoshop CS5. Learn how to install new font in Photoshop from this tutorial for beginners. To make the font bigger and also to add some rounded corners I added a Stroke.

Convert the Text Layer into a smart object and rasterize it. From this moment you can not edit the text anymore so make now text adjustments. Use the Eraser Tool and a Hard Round Brush to create sausage like letters.

Convert again the Rasterized Text Layer into a smart object. Duplicate the smart object 4 times and name the layers: 1, 2, 3, 4. Each layer will have a different layer style. So let's start with layer no.1

Here are the layer styles for the layer no.2 ; the "sausage pattern" for the Pattern Overlay can be downloaded from here. The ZIP also includes the other pattern that is used in the next steps.

Here are the layer styles for the layer no.3

Here are the layer styles for the layer no.4

In a new layer use the Pen Tool to create these shapes. After the first shape added click on the Add to shape area button to create all the shapes in one layer. Or you can add the shapes in different layers and at the end merge all af them.

To create some knife cuts from these shapes we have to add some layer styles as shown in the previews.

The sausage text effect should now look something like this:

For the final touches I have added some mustard details using a hard round brush. You can download the mustard Photoshop style from here. So here is the final result for the meat sausage typography made in Photoshop.

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7 comment(s) for "Create a Meat Sausage Photoshop Text Effect"

halley
halley
12:55 AM Friday, December 5, 2014
with ketchup instead of mustard! thanks for the tutorial, it was fun! reply
PSDDude
12:58 AM Friday, December 5, 2014
The Meat Sausage Typography that you created looks really cool. Thank you for uploading your work! reply
Agota
Agota
8:24 AM Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Hi Dude,
this is a cool-cool art, but where can I download the mustard Photoshop style? Please, give me the link. And, when my work is done, I'll upload it. Thanx... reply
Agota
Agota
2:53 AM Monday, January 12, 2015
Thank you for the link, and as I promised earlier, here is my result. Thanx for the sharing this interesting tutorial. reply
Annklein
Annklein
1:34 AM Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Can i have the link of mustard photoshop text style? Because I cannot find the link here in this tutorial..

Thank you reply
PSDDude
1:59 AM Tuesday, March 31, 2015
I added at the end of the tutorial the PSD file with the mustard, ketchup and maionese Photoshop food styles.
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PSDDude
1:31 AM Friday, February 26, 2016
Grilled sausage go well with mustard, bread and pickles :) Here is another text inspired by this Photoshop tutorial made by Irina Drugova ( Rogachev ) reply

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