Head over to the next section for some more SFXs tips and tricks. To look at the actual psd to see this, download it here. On the top layer I added a stroke of 1px, black on the bottom layer I added a stroke of 3px, white. Then I duplicated that layer, so I had an exact copy right on top of it. To create that effect I took my 'creak' text layer and put an Arc Warped Text effect on it ( see this). The final example I want to show you combines multiple strokes with a text warp.

Choose the 'Stroke' style, and set the color and size you want. To create the black stroke, right click the text layer and chose 'Blending Options.'. Always have your sfxs at some sort of an angle.įor the 'ha' SFX, I kept it as close to the original as possible. On the 'tap's above, all I did was rotate them. The most styling you'll want to do on these is to add a stroke or maybe warp the text. Thought it'd be nice to have some bits in the same font. I need to make a presentation for a class about a work of literature I enjoy, and I decided to make it about Komi. You can find some SFX fonts in the font pack in the Typesetting section, but really, you can get them from any fonts site.īasic, easy SFXs are the small ones. Preferably the font used for Komi's notebook, but anything from the manga will do.

We ask that you edit as many SFXs as you can, but you can subtitle the large ones (just write 'Sfx: boom' (for example) near the SFX).Ĭonsidering you already know how to clone, I'm just going to talk about how to style the SFXs here.

Font used for edited manga