Google uses the font catull to make its logos and stuff. The font is on sale at Myfonts.com for a wooping $99. But here is a neat tutorial which will enable you to make your own google fonts in three steps using the Photoshop.
- Start a new document by pressing CTRL + N make it any size you want. Than select the Text tool and choose Book Antiqua as the font, set it for an approriate size that fits inside your document.
- Select each letter and use the following colors: G – #3364C3, o – #F31903, o – #F7D727, g – #3364C3, l – #44C406, e – #F31903.
- Once you’ve changed all the colors, right click on the text layer and select blending options..
- Once the layer style dialog pops up click Drop Shadow and use these settings: Opacity – 46%, Distance – 2px, Size – 3px. Leave everything else as is.
- At the same layer style dialog click Bevel and Emboss and use these settings: Depth – 166%, Soften – 5px, Angle – 120. Leave everything else as is.
Google Fonts using Photoshop (Via)
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using PS u mean!!
Ah! yes PS, it is. Well there is a way to use ms word too. will post it soon. thanx for pointing it out.
You don’t even need Photoshop for this. Just click here:
Google Logo Creator
If anyone wants Catull (Google) font, contact me, I’ve got Catull Bold, Italic, Medium & Regular.
valeriesmallwood1965@hotmail.co.uk
I posted this tuto on my blog and translated it.
Credits to you