As a result we will have a small drop shadow behind the text:
Step 1: To create a text shadow in photoshop with a long shadow. First you need to create a new document. Use the Type Tool to type the text you want to create an effect in. In this example we will create a new document with a size of 600px x 600px and I will use the font UTM Facebook .
Step 2: Right click on the text layer > Then select Blending Option to create a shadow effect.
To create a long shadow, on the Layer Style panel , select Stroke and Drop Shadow . In this case, we will set the stroke color to the same color as the shadow.
Now we will get the result:
Step 3: Next, add another Drop Shadow by clicking the fx icon at the bottom of the Layer Style panel .
Select Drop Shadow, now you will create a new shadow effect for your text layer .
Select a new style and adjust the Distance property . You should increase the Distance a little bit from the first Drop Shadow . Here we will leave it at 7px.
Continuing like this, add a Drop Shadow and adjust the Distance as above.
Now we will create a text shadow in photoshop with a long shadow by merging all the drop shadows into a single layer. You can also use the Layer Group feature to add more to the Drop Shadow . Place the text layer in the Layer Group.
When adding a Drop Shadow to a Layer Group, some settings will need to be adjusted to match the previous drop shadow color and style. Additionally, you need to set the drop shadow so that it appears as a continuation of the previous layer styles.
The result will be as follows:
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