You will have something like I have in my screenshot. I rotated and scaled the texture to cover the text and then I right-clicked the layer and rasterized that Smart Object. Use the reverse button to flip the gradient quickly if needed. NOTE: If you have an older version of Photoshop, refer to my solution in the video on how you can have multiple layer styles. This should make the dark red sit at the bottom of the text and run up to the lighter red at the top of the type. HINT: Dark gray at the bottom running to light gray at the top.

We want to make sure the gray text is beneath the red text. Selecting Artboard 2 will force the alignment to align to this new artboard, not the original one. Grab just the red text and drag it over to the new artboard.

Select both groups of text and select the Move tool V and look to the control bar at the top of the window and align this text together with the horizontal and vertical centers. I set the color of larger text to a light gray c6c6c6 and the smaller, interior text to a red color e NOTE: I selected corresponding anchor points in the inner and outer text to ensure everything moved together. Hide that group in the Layers panel by clicking the little eyeball icon and then group all of the new slightly larger text into its own group as well. Select all the original pieces of text using the Move tool V and holding down the Shift key and re-group that into its own group. I also filled these letters with black to give everything the same color. Text effects online, Make text logo free, online Text Generator Look to the Layers panel and hide the lower of both of these layers. Check out the video if you need even more visual guidance. I used the Pen tool P to create what you see in the screenshot. Repeat this process for all the corners we wish to curve. NOTE: I drew one shape for the acute corner and the obtuse angle as well. We want to type out the word we wish to convert to the Avengers style of type and also run over to Google Images and grab a good, high resolution image of the Avenger movie poster and drag it into Illustrator so you can match up and check on any letter that you may think are a little messed up. Before anything magical can happen I think we would be best suited by starting the process with a great, free Avengers style font face which can be found over on dafont. Again, I would recommend that you save all of these assets together just to make it easier to find them later on during the tutorial. I also the two fonts located below and installed them on my computer. I have downloaded all of the textures and brushes which you see linked right below this and saved them all into one folder. EPS that can be brought right into Photoshop to make the text for yourself.

Avengers font font photoshop