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Home»Basics»Let’s Learn Photoshop Basics – Vol. 18 – How to Apply Texture to 3D Text Rendered in Photoshop
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Let’s Learn Photoshop Basics – Vol. 18 – How to Apply Texture to 3D Text Rendered in Photoshop

By James QuNovember 15, 20151 Min Read
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Welcome to the 18th volume of the “Let’s Learn Photoshop Basics” here on psdvault.com. In this video Photoshop tutorial, I will show you How to Apply Texture to 3D Text Rendered in Photoshop

This video tutorial also explains Part of Step 3 of this previously published tutorial on PSD Vault.

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James is a seasoned Photoshop expert with over 25 years of experience based in Australia. As the driving force behind PSD Vault, he authors the majority of its in-depth tutorials and insightful articles.

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