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 |  Subject: *Pro Tip- Adding A Gradient Glow On 'Thin' Fonts  Thu 8 Jul 2021 - 9:26 | |
| If you are ever using a thin font (some scripty fonts, especially) & want your gradient glow to 'glow' all the text without it 'skipping the thinner areas, here's a simple trick: Duplicate your name layer in your layers palette then merge down. This will usually make your text a little thicker without it being 'bold' & your gradient glow should work better.  In some cases, you may have to duplicate a second time & merge down again, but that is very rarely.  I hope you find this little trick handy.   Out of respect for the 'unknown' artists out there,
I am making a promise to not steal their art
& refuse to use AI in my tags, kits or other creations.Please, No AI tags. Thank you. | |
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