All right.
In this lesson I just want to go through and run through some of the other layer styles just so you
know what they do really quickly.
So I just have this text right here and if I double click this layer style we have some that we haven't
seen before.
So we saw Bevel and embossed.
We saw stroke in our shadow.
This is something that's kind of interesting.
So if we do enter shadow and we increase the distance so you can see it a little bit more and this is
going to depend on the size of your your text and the font point itself.
So you might need to increase this or decrease this but you can see that it kind of creates this sort
of cut out looks.
It kind of looks like there is a red paper behind a wet white sheet and there's letters that are actually
cut out and it's creating this inner shadow which I think is pretty cool.
Inner glow does what outer glow does but to the inside of a layer.
So again we're going to have to increase the size of this to see what it does.
But let's also change the color which doesn't make it super gaudy I don't like that at all but if you
do that green you can really see what this is doing so it's adding to the inside of a layer you can
always reset these to the default by clicking reset default or if for some reason you're always changing
something such as the stroke color or size or the drop shadow size or direction you can make a new default
by clicking make default down there.
Let's unclip those Saturn.
It just gives this sort of Saturn style look to your text.
So that sort of fabric.
Nice floaty glow kind of style color overlay.
This is one that I often use especially if I am kind of creating that sort of silhouette look.
So we did this very early on in the course when we created the shadows for the elephant and the kid
in that first project.
But you can also do it to text to pretty much any layer now.
There's no reason to do this for text really because you can just change the color of text and color
settings or the character panel but for other shade shapes or graphics or pictures.
That's where you do that grading over a lei does a very similar thing.
And this is one that you might want to use for text to make it easy to add that gradient pattern.
This is pretty cool to add a pattern to your text.
It kind of creates this cut outlook which is that I think is pretty cool.
And then we saw outer glow and we've seen the drop shadow in the past.
Let's reset to default for that drop shadow drop shadows another one of those styles that I would be
careful with.
It's a style that I think a lot of amateurs add a drop shadow to to make it look what they think better
but sometimes it can look a little amateurish but I think this sort of a shadow just something subtle
like this can look pretty cool it makes this text pop out from the background layer styles.
So those are just some of the other layer styles you have available to you just play around with them
go in play with the effects.
Again this isn't of course where I'm going to go through each individual option and tell you exactly
what it does.
I think it's up to you to kind of go in play around with it and see what it does for yourself and you'll
learn better by doing that.
But of course if you have questions feel free to post them to the course about any specific option or
layer style you're trying to do and all help you out.
Thanks so much.
And we'll see you in the next lesson.