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Precious Font

Categories: GFXTRA Special » Special Fonts

Precious is a modern charming font duo consisting of a clean, elegant, hand-drawn Script and classic, stylish Serif. Suitable for amazing projects: wedding invitations, quotes, fashion brands, signatures, logos and monograms, publishing, cover books, movies, or music headlines.

Gamystyle |

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Precious Font

Categories: Fonts » Single Fonts

Precious Font

Precious is a signature font with natural and modern feels. It will be perfectly used for Branding, Logo Design, Lettering, Logotype, Clothing, Poster, magazine, packaging, posters, shopping bags, t-shirts, book covers, photography, special events and other design project.

LENYA |

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Precious Font

Categories: Fonts » Single Fonts

Precious Font

TTF, OTF

LOZOR |

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Precious Colors Photoshop Action

Categories: PhotoShop » Actions *.ATN

Save hours of creative work by using this professional photoshop action to create a Precious Colors effect on your photos. Detailed and creative result with a single click action!

Features

Tested and working on Photoshop CS5, CS6, and CC (English Version). You can change Photoshop's language by following the instructions here https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Change+language+of+Photoshop+to+English
Tested on 60 different photos to ensure the effect's adaptability
Recommended photo size is between 1500-3000px.
Preview photos are not included in the download.
One click action.

Action Installation

Open Photoshop and open the Actions panel, if you cannot see it by default on the right side of the Photoshop interface, click "Window Actions" to show it.
On the Actions window, click the coner icon on the top right to show a drop-down menu, then click "Load Actions...". Locate the "Precious Colors.atn" on your filesystem.
"Precious Colors.atn" wil now appear on your Actions panel.

How to use the Action

Open the photo you wish to apply the action on.
Make sure that the photo layer is locked and set as "Background". Newly opened photos are set as "Background" and locked as default. If the opened photo is not, set it by clicking "Layer New Background from Layer".
Create a new layer on top of of the "Background layer", named it "brush". All letters must be lowercase for the action to work properly.
Select the "brush" layer, then brush the areas of the image you want the effect to be applied.
For the final step, expand the "Precious Colors" set inside the Actions panel and click the play button.