#Snowflake borders for word how to#
#Snowflake borders for word free#

Select the layer mask(click on it you should see a black frame if the mask is selected). Merge it with the layer that you want to rasterize. When I say to rasterize the layer styles or flatten layer effects I mean that you have to create a new blank layer and The Rasterize Layer option will not be available. The option Rasterize is only available for Text and Vector Shape layers, so if you right click on this layer, Call this first layer Background 1ĭuplicate this layer and rasterize the layer styles. Start with a simple background and add a Gradient Overlay layer style with colors #0078aa and #06bed9.

#Snowflake borders for word how to#

How To Create The Frozen Background Effect In Photoshop So first let's take a look at the effect that we are about to create. Winter borders and frames using this technique. Either leave the text in Georgia font with a shadow (as we’ve done), add a specialist outline font or take a small screen shot of the letters in Word and paste into the slide.In this quick tutorial I will show you how to create a ice snowflakes text effect in Photoshop in just a few easy steps. PowerPoint doesn’t have all the text formatting options (aka WordArt) available in Word. Stretch some of the character spacing so it fits the landscape oriented slide more easily. The formatting details are much the same in PowerPoint. Drag the image up a little so it overlays the text. Insert the image below the top lines then change positioning to ‘In front of text’. Positioning is a little different from normal. See Office tricks make a photo gray and transparent. The closest we can do is the Shadow effect which creates the outer border. There’s no way we can find to have a character outlined with two colors (ie the white then an outside border). Bring the letters closer with character spacing: Condensed, 10pt

We chose Georgia (supplied with Windows/Office), about 110pt. The important ‘YOU’ line is a serif outline font. Formatting the ‘YOU’ line and making the middle image with overlapping. That’s the easy stuff, now let’s look at the more interesting (not hard) parts remaining. An initial bold letter makes a very subtle difference. The first letter of each word appears to be in bold (hard to tell from the images online). Isn’t quite black text, try RGB: 47, 47, 39 Bottom Lineįront Page Neue, about 55pt, RGB: 173, 56, 36. See Six Word tricks to reduce space between lines ‘Your Army needs’įront Page Neue, about 48pt., with TWO spaces between the words. Line Spacing: multiple 0.75pt to reduce the vertical space between the two lines. The precise red color is RGB: 173, 56, 36.įront Page Neue, about 140pt, no change in the character spacing.

#Snowflake borders for word free#

The closest free font match we found was Front Page Neue by NAL. RGB: 192, 189, 180Īll the words, except ‘YOU’, use a Sans-Serif font. The page background is an off-white set at Design | Page Color | More colors. Also how to change a regular picture into the grey, partly transparent version. We’ll show the fonts and settings to use. In the spirit of past projects like Keep Calm with Microsoft Office. Add your own funny or serious text and picture. Here’s how to make your own in Word and PowerPoint. Keep Calm with Microsoft Office now has the ‘Snowflake’ document and slide included in the ebook. New! Get the completed Word document and PowerPoint slide, ready-to-use. Here’s our re-creation in Microsoft Word as it might appear in the Empire. The campaign targets “snowflakes”, “millennials” and “selfie addicts” with a call-back to the famous Lord Kitchener “Your Country needs YOU” poster. Make your own versions in Microsoft Office with either Word or PowerPoint. The British Army has new recruitment posters for Millennials or ‘Snow Flakes’.