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If needed reapply clipping masks where needed:Step 10Now type out some text to fill your poster.I used a variety of fonts (see diagram below), including:ChunkfiveAW Conqueror CarvedAW Conqueror InlineBirch StdAW Conqueror SlabStep 11Use your line tool to draw a black, 1px line above and below your bottom line of text.Merge your two line layers together and call your merged layer ‘divider’. Reduce this layer’s opacity to 50%.Step 12Paste in part of a texture from our great.Make sure that this texture layer is beneath your text/guitar layers, but above your background/sunburst layers. Call this layer ‘tint texture 1′.Step 13Move your ‘tint texture 1′ layer to the top of your canvas.
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Reduce this layer’s opacity to 55%, and then use the same masking technique that you used on your guitar layers (being sure to use your watercolor brush set for masking).Step 14Now apply a hue/saturation adjustment layer (settings below). Be sure to apply a clipping mask so that this adjustment layer only effects your tint texture 1 layer.Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer:Hue: 0Saturation: -80Lightness: -30.Step 15Now repeat this technique, but placing your texture over the texture specifying your supporting band. You can duplicate your tint texture 1 layer and hue/saturation adjustment layer, and then just adjust your layer mask.235ea7 Step 16To give your image a final bit of impact, we’re going to apply some final adjustment layers as top layers.Gradient Map Adjustment LayerGradient ranging from: 235ea7 to ad9c57Blend mode: Hard LightLayer opacity: 50%Levels Adjustment Layer56 / 1.00 / 233Layer Opacity: 100%Channels Adjustment Layer(see diagram below):And We’re Done!You can view the final outcome below. I hope that you enjoyed this tutorial and would love to hear your feedback on the techniques and outcome:Download Source File for this Tutorial.