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+JustAzab done!

+JeeeeesusGaming Yes,  contact me on Skype J.Azab

+JustAzab yes nearly just like that one! but I'd prefer the one like nerd3's, you see the difference right? ;D

+JeeeeesusGaming Just like my "JustAzab"  thing in the top left corner

for example, search up Nerd3, and in nearly every vid, it says that NERD3 and under it "Plays..." thing on the thumbnail. That's what I'm looking to have in my thumbnails!

+JustAzab no no I just don't know what to call that thing you did in the video

+JeeeeesusGaming Wait all you want is a font?

+JustAzab Oh, so when I pick a "font", and... someone makes it..?

+JeeeeesusGaming Yes, everything there is gonna be custom. We will give you examples of what we did in the past, and then do you a custom one

+JustAzab Hm.. but I'd like a custom one..

+JeeeeesusGaming You will be able to buy thumbnails, banners, intros websites etc

So I'll be needing to buy a "font" that I like from that or.. how will it work?Oh btw yea this is my main channel :)

+Agar Jeeeeesus I have a GFX store coming up. Stay tuned for that

+Cyanic Cosmo I love you too <333

+Frexy I would not consider myself successful just yet, and thank you so much for the nice words man :)

+JustAzab btw congrats on 1k subscribers

+Jonny Finity Thanks! I actually just used a plugin called Permanent Press from a company called Mister Retro. It basically lets you digitally "print" your graphics so you can get some of those authentic results from the offset printing process. The plugin is a bit pricey, but if you do retro-style graphics on a regular basis, it's worth it. https://www.misterretro.com/

+Eeriewolf Thank you!

+Miguel Angel Thank you!

+Jonah Block Interesting... Maybe you're transforming the mask instead of the layer itself? Make sure that the layer is selected rather than the mask when you do the transform. Again, it's hard to pinpoint exactly what the issue might be, but I'll try to help as best I can.

+Randy Sobtzak this is a tutorial, you can now make you for your self

+Luis Benitez https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k43X6ghlTQk

Thanks +Luis Benitez!  I'm in the process of creating one — hopefully I can get it published soon. :) 

+Keeling Design & Media Please make a video with this problem i cannot seem to find a way to get it to work thanks. And GREAT WORK! A+

+MMTheHighEndOfLow – I'm not sure what the problem might be. Make sure that you do it directly after the first transformation (don't do anything else in between). I may have to do an additional video about this.

+nicole leblanc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k43X6ghlTQk

Thank you so much for your responsiveness :) I appreciate your videos!

+nicole leblanc Well that's kind of inconvenient! Odd... Maybe the initial transform was done on the path, rather than the whole layer? I'll keep an eye on this. If others have the same problem, I'll create a clarification video about that segment.

+Keeling Design & Media Thank you! It worked. But I have to go and deselect the path layer every time I transform again :)

+nicole leblanc Thanks for watching! I'm guessing it's because you're transforming the path inside the shape layer, rather than the entire layer itself. Make sure the path is completely deselected first (using the Path Selection Tool), then try transforming it again. Let me know if you still have trouble. :)

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Well, unfortunately Photoshop limits a number of the filters in CMYK mode. I am assuming that the glass effect (where you load the displacement map) would not be possible in this mode. That being said this technique pushes colour and contrast all over the place so I would highly recommend you do a gamut check and adjust even before you convert to CMYK. Blues will push purple, magenta will go haywire, it's inevitable with this technique. All that to say RGB mode for the technique but careful gamut correction before conversion will make the final result usable.