Make Rubber Stamp Effect Rumi, October 12, 2010 Here is the final look of rubber stamp effect. Rubber stamp effect Create a new document in Adobe Photoshop. Grab Type Tool and type the words of the stamp. Click “Create warped text” in the type tool panel. Choose Arc Style and drag Bend slider to 100%. Click OK to apply this adjustment. You’ll get this. Press “F7” to open the layers palette, select the type layer and then press “Ctrl + J” to duplicate the layer. Select Edit > Transform > Rotate 180° and then get this. Hold down “Ctrl” and drag the down side of the stamp until make the words being a circle. Press “Shift + Ctrl + N” to make a new layer. Use Elliptical Marquee Tool to draw a circle path like this. Right click and select Stroke. Set Stroke Width = 15 px and click OK to apply the settings. Use Elliptical Marquee Tool to draw a smaller circle path. Right click and select Stroke again. This time set Stroke Width = 6 px and click OK to apply the settings. Click the eye icon in front of the 2 type layers to make them invisible. Use Type Tool to type an exclamation in the circle. Press “Shift + Ctrl + N” to make a new layer. Select Filter > Render > Clouds to apply Clouds filter to the new layer. Select Filter > Noise > Add Noise. Set Amount to a low value so that the stamp looks realistic, select Monochromatic checkbox to make sure the noise points are just white and black color. Then click OK to finish adding noise. Change the noise layer’s blending mode to “Screen” and make the 2 text layers visible. Select all layers in Layers palette and press “Ctrl + E” to merge them to one single layer. Select Image > Adjustment > Hue/Saturation. Select Colorize checkbox and drag the sliders to adjust the rubber stamp’s color. I’ll set Hue = 360 and Saturation = 100 then click OK to apply the settings. We’ve finished making rubber stamp effect. Src: http://www.recipester.org/Recipe:Make_rubber_stamp_effect_32564659 Collected Articles Web Projects