Want to know 'How to Create Vintage Text Effect' in Photoshop? This step-by-step tutorial will show you how to create this effect in a detailed way possible.

1. How to Create A Vintage Type
Text Effect in Photoshop

2. Here, you will be learning on how to create a ‘Vintage Text
Effect’ using Adobe Photoshop.
At first, create a new document in Photoshop and fill the
background with a solid color.
Use the Elliptical Marquee tool to draw a circular selection in
the center of the canvas then fill this area with a color that suits
your image.

3. Draw a long thin rectangular selection from the center of the
circle extending close to the edge.
Right click and select Transform Selection and choose the
Perspective option. Drag one of the lowermost corner
handles inwards to narrow the bottom edge.
Hit Enter then fill this new selection with another color.

4. Press Ctrl+J to duplicate the layer, press Ctrl+T to transform the
object then right click and select Flip Vertically.
Position this flipped copy on the opposite side of the circle then
merge the two layers together.
Hit Ctrl+J again to duplicate the layer, then transform and rotate
the objects perpendicular to the originals.

5. Hold the Shift key while rotating to constrain the angle.
Repeat the process of duplicating and rotating copies of
the lines to form a radial flare.
Merge all the layers together into one. Next, hit Ctrl+Click
the layer thumbnail of the circle layer to load its selection.
Then, go to Select> Modify> Contract. Enter 10 pixels in
the options and hit OK. Fill this new circular selection with
a color of your choosing on a new layer.

6. Photo Courtesy – Vintage Text Effect

7. Head back to Select> Modify> Contract and scale the
selection down by another 10 pixels. Hit the delete key to
remove this inner portion.
Copy one of the textures into the document and scale it to
size. Load the selection of the texture file by clicking the layer
thumbnail while holding the Ctrl key.
Erase this selection from each of the layers by adding a Layer
Mask.

8. Repeat the process with a couple of different texture
selections. Add different textures to each layer to allow
different underlying colors to show through.
Paste in a full texture and scale it to fit the canvas. Invert the
color to white then lower the opacity to around 40% to add a
touch of detail to the background.
Use the Type tool to create a title across the circular
background. Transform the text and select the Skew
adjustment.

9. Move the right handle upwards to shear the text so it flows
upwards at an angle. Scale the text to break out of the circle
but position it centrally.
Select just the first letters of each word and increase the text
size considerably. Duplicate the text layer and position it
underneath the original in the layer stack.
Move the duplicate layer downwards a few nudges and give it
a darker color. Create another duplicate layer but this time
with the same fill color as the radial background flare.

10. Add a 7 px stroke of the same color to fatten this text and
create a larger offset outline.
Ctrl+Click the original text layer to load its selection. Then, go
to Select> Modify> Contract and reduce it by 10 px in size.
Draw a much thinner selection strip and use this to erase
alternating stripes into the text to recreate a popular vintage
shading technique.

11. Group all the elements that make up the main text graphic
and then add a Layer Mask.
That sums up the whole process.

12. To learn more about Photoshop Effects and other Image editing Tips & Tricks
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