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Bee Marker Ink for the SFX, though it's not as sharp so there should be something else better. Maybe Brush Stroke/CK Marker/AnnBrush/ for the scream.

Great, Thanks a lot for your help!

Looking for a blurry font like this one or a Bad tv reception!
(IMG:[i67.tinypic.com] http://i67.tinypic.com/2s9y71w.jpg)

This post has been edited by baha815: Jul 17 2018, 19:36

You might achieve a better result if you use your usual font and then mess with its layer mask* to achieve the desired effect.
Example:



* That's the Photoshop term, no idea what they're called in other editing software

You might achieve a better result if you use your usual font and then mess with its layer mask* to achieve the desired effect.
Example:



* That's the Photoshop term, no idea what they're called in other editing software

I hope I'm not asking too much, do you have a tutorial for that!

Can someone identify this font?
(IMG:[i65.tinypic.com] http://i65.tinypic.com/105cfv6.png)

I hope I'm not asking too much, do you have a tutorial for that!

I don't have a tutorial since there's no one single way to do it, but here's I would go about it:
- Select a portion of the image where the "static" pattern is visible
- Define a pattern based on that selection (Edit > Define Pattern)
- Create a layer mask on the text
- Alt-click the layer mask
- Fill the layer mask with the pattern you've just defined (Edit > Fill)
- Alt-click the layer mask again
- Unlink the layer mask from the layer and move it around until you're satisfied with the result
- Mess with the layer mask's curves until you're satisfied with the result

[a.pomf.cat] Example PSD

I don't have a tutorial since there's no one single way to do it, but here's I would go about it:
- Select a portion of the image where the "static" pattern is visible
- Define a pattern based on that selection (Edit > Define Pattern)
- Create a layer mask on the text
- Alt-click the layer mask
- Fill the layer mask with the pattern you've just defined (Edit > Fill)
- Alt-click the layer mask again
- Unlink the layer mask from the layer and move it around until you're satisfied with the result
- Mess with the layer mask's curves until you're satisfied with the result

[a.pomf.cat] Example PSD

Thank you for taking the time to write this, this is very helpful ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Can someone identify this font?
(IMG:[i65.tinypic.com] http://i65.tinypic.com/105cfv6.png)

It's likely handwritten.

It's likely handwritten.

Ah, thanks ( ◡‿◡ *)

Can someone help me remember this font name?
(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/2hjghi.png)

Can someone help me remember this font name?
(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/2hjghi.png)

Manga Master

Manga Master

Thanks, knightmarepilot (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/jxb3nf.png)
This is an actual font, and not handwritten, right?
(If so, what is it called?)

(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/jxb3nf.png)
This is an actual font, and not handwritten, right?
(If so, what is it called?)

100% handwritten

Anyone knows the font?
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(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/jxb3nf.png)
This is an actual font, and not handwritten, right?
(If so, what is it called?)

Oh hey, that's my handwriting! knightmarepilot is right.

I'm having trouble choosing between all-caps font and lowercase!
Just want to know if lowercase is readable!
(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/ogyipu.jpg)
(IMG:[files.catbox.moe] https://files.catbox.moe/w4ru6f.jpg)

Is the resolution of images actually that low? The lowercase is annoying to read at least in images that small.

Is the resolution of images actually that low? The lowercase is annoying to read at least in images that small.

No, I have sent you the original it's too big to be posted here!

This post has been edited by baha815: Jul 30 2018, 19:15

If width of the original image is at leas 1280 pixel then the lowercase version is readable, but you may want to increase the size of the stroke a bit.