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 Create a blank image
with 500X370 pixels in size (You may set any size
you like). Press D on
your keyboard and fill the background with black
(Alt+Delete).
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 Press X on the keyboard (to flip
colors) and then select the Text Tool, type
whatever you want, press OK. |
 Duplicate your text 'Fire' layer, rename the copy to
'Fire Word' and hide it
for a while. Go back to layer 'Fire'. |
 Now press Ctrl+E to merge the text
layer into the background one. |
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 Duplicate the Background
layer, and go to |
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 From your menu use with
the settings "Wind" and "from the
left". |
 Press Ctrl+F to apply the same
filter over again. |
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 Now use in order to straighten your work
up. |
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 Apply with a value of 2. |
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 Go to Check the Colorize option and use 50 for
Hue and 100 for Saturation |
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 Duplicate the layer and
go to again. Check the Colorize option and use 0 for
Hue and 100 for Saturation |
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 Set the layer to Color Dodge. Now press Ctrl+E to merge it with the
layer behind. Name the new layer with 'Flame'. |
 Apply with a value of 1. |
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 Using the Smudge Tool
 with the settings
of:Brush Options (Diameter: 50, Hardness: 0) and
Pressure=80%. Now start dragging upward from the
shape edges. |
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 After you shape the fire
flame using the brush size of 50, now change it to
a smaller one with the same settings above, but
brush size of 35, 30, 20 now. |
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 In step
we have duplicated the text layer
'Fire', got 'Fire Word' layer and hid it,
remember? Now activate this layer and drag it to
the top of layers palette (Ctrl+Shift+]). Fill it with
Black. |
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 Dupliacte the layer
'Flame' and drag the copy
layer to the top of layers. |
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 Press on Add layer mask button
 . Now Press G on your keyboard for
gradient tool. Use the Linear Gradient Tool .
While the mask is still active, press D on your keyboard for
default colors, fill the layer dragging from the
top to the bottom, as shown below. |
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 Here is what you
get. |
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 Using the paintbrush
tool
 hide and unhide flame
areas. Paint over the mask of this
layer. |
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 To add the heat effect,
duplicate the 'Flame'
layer and apply with a value of 11
and drag it above the 'Fire
Word' layer. |
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 Add a reflection to the
artwork. |
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