Create Vibrant Typography in a Rough Cartoon Style – Psd Premium Tutorial

20 Mar 2010

Today, we have another Psd Premium tutorial exclusively available to Premium members. If you want to take your typography skills to the next level, then we have an awesome tutorial for you. Learn more at the jump!

This Premium Tutorial is Filled with Creative Tips

Today we are going to take a look at a well-known type of typography treatment. You will not only get an idea of how to create cool typography, but you will also learn how to give it a nice cartoon touch. So let’s see what we’re dealing with!

Final Image Preview

Take a look at the final image we will be creating.

Professional and Detailed Instructions Inside

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1 Response to Create Vibrant Typography in a Rough Cartoon Style – Psd Premium Tutorial

Dragosh

March 23rd, 2010 at 1:27 pm

The answer above is mostly correct. The biggest problem is the root status.

YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE root! In fact, don't untar/make as root. The only time you need to be root is when running "make install."

The correct set of steps is:

tar -xfz archive.tar.gz
(you can include the -v option for verbose output if you want)

cd {dir created}

./configure
make
su -c "make install"

use the su -c "make install" instead of just becoming su so that no other commands can get run. Remember, as root, you have access to all the files which can destroy your system. Use root status sparingly if you can.

Some tars don't have ./configure included. They will have instructions in the README or INSTALL files, just list the directory to see which exists and read it (less, more, your favorite editor, etc.)

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