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The bold, colorful, and busy sitcom title art of the 80s and 90s definitely encapsulates the design trend of an era. It is a weird mixture of nostalgia, cringe, and a lot of fun at the same time. Add the old TV screen feel, and those titles are on another level of fascinating for sure!

This tutorial will show you how to use Photoshop's 3D tools and settings, shapes, and filters, to create a retro 80s/90s text effect inspired by sitcom title art. Let's get started!

This text effect was inspired by the many Layer Styles available on GraphicRiver.

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The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial:

1. How to Adjust the Grid Settings

Step 1

Step 2

2. How to Create a Simple Zigzag Shape

Step 1

Step 2

After creating the shape, make sure its Fill Color is Black and that the Background is filled with White.

Go to Edit > Define Brush Preset, and change the name to ZigZag Shape.

3. How to Create a Background Texture

Step 1

Create a 1000 x 800px New Document, and set the Foreground Color to #87568e and the Background Color to #38124d.

Step 2

Go to Filter > Filter Gallery > Texture > Grain, and use these settings:

Step 3

Step 4

Add another New effect layer, go to Sketch > Photocopy, and use these settings:

4. How to Create Text Layers

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5. How to Create 3D Layers

Step 1

For each text layer you have, select it and go to 3D > New 3D Extrusion from Selected Layer.

Step 2

Select all 3D layers and go to 3D > Merge 3D Layers.

6. How to Work With the 3D Scene

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When you choose one of those, you can then click and drag to perform changes (on the selected element in the 3D panel).

Use those modes to change the Current View into an angle you like.

Step 3

7. How to Adjust the 3D Mesh Settings

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Step 2

Select the second 3D mesh tab and change its Extrusion Depth to 10 px.

Step 3

Select the third 3D mesh tab and change its Extrusion Depth to 17 px.

You can use any other Extrusion Depth values or change them anytime you like, as the results might differ depending on the text you have and the final camera angle you want to use.

8. How to Adjust the 3D Cap Settings

Step 1

Select the first 3D mesh tab, and click the Cap icon at the top of the Properties panel.

Change the Bevel Width value to 5, the Contour to Half Round, the Inflate Angle to 20, and the Strength to 2.

Step 2

Once again, you can use any other values that you think suit your text better.

9. How to Create Simple 3D Materials

Step 1

Step 2

Select the second 3D mesh's Material tabs, and use these material values:

Step 3

Select the third 3D mesh's Material tabs, and use these material values:

10. How to Adjust a 3D Scene's Lighting

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

11. How to Adjust a 3D Scene's Rendering Settings

Step 1

This will make sure that the meshes don't cast shadows, which will help create a flatter effect.

Step 2

12. How to Transform and Move 3D Meshes

Step 1

For each 3D mesh tab you have, select it and go to 3D > Split Extrusion.

This will separate the letters and place them in a Group.

Step 2

Next, you'll need to randomly select and edit some letters, to create a more dynamic effect.

Pick the Move Tool, and use the 3D Axis to transform and/or move the selected letter mesh.

The arrows at the ends of the axis move the mesh, the part below them is used for rotation, and the cubes are used for scaling. The cube in the center is used to scale the object uniformly. All you need to do is click and drag the part you want to make the changes.

Step 3

Step 4

Choose the final camera angle, make sure that everything looks fine, and make any final adjustment needed.

Step 5

Go to 3D > Render 3D Layer. The rendering should take a couple of seconds since it's a Cartoon style.

Once the rendering is done, right-click the 3D layer and choose Convert to Smart Object.

13. How to Adjust a Brush Tip Settings

Step 1

Pick the Brush Tool, and open the Brush panel.

These settings will help you get dynamic brush shapes every time you click to add the brush.

Step 2

Set the Foreground Color to #c6960e, create a New Layer on top of the BG Texture layer, and name it ZigZag.

Click once over different areas to add the shape behind the text.

14. How to Create Smart Object Filter Layers

Step 1

Step 2

Duplicate the Filters 1 layer, rename the copy to Filters 2, select both Filter layers, and change the Opacity value to 50%.

Step 3

15. How to Apply Noise Texture Filters

Step 1

Go to Filter > Filter Gallery > Artistic > Poster Edges, and use these settings:

Step 2

Add a new effect layer, go to Brush Strokes > Spatter, and use these settings:

Click OK.

Step 3

Step 4

Go to Filter > Distort > ZigZag, change the Amount to 1, the Ridges to 5, and the Style to Pond Ripples.

Step 5

16. How to Create an Old TV Screen Effect

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Step 6

Go to Filter > Distort > ZigZag and change the Amount to 1, the Ridges to 5, and the Style to Pond Ripples.

Step 7

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Step 9

Step 10

17. How to Adjust the Vibrance

Step 1

Command-click the 3D layer's thumbnail to load a selection.

Step 2

Congratulations! You're Done

In this tutorial, we created a couple of text layers, converted them into 3D meshes, and adjusted their settings. Then, we worked on the material, lighting, and render settings of the 3D scene, and rendered it in a cartoon style.

After that, we used a bunch of different filters to achieve the retro TV screen effect. Finally, we added a final adjustment layer to finish off the effect.

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