Dirty/Dust looking Font

Question

I know getting a Font to have a Dirty/Dusty look can be done by using the Clipping Mask. With a texture picture or paint brush. And tutorials can be found on YouTube.

But I think I found a good on by Adobe using the Paint Brush in 2020, on the Adobe web site once? ...if so does anyone know if this or where I can find a great tutorial to get a look like the enclosed photo 'ONE SHOT'....

Myra Ferguson · Answer

Here's a tutorial that might help:Knockout to reveal content from other layers Instead of using the logo to knock out content from the color layer, you could use the brush to knock out portions of the text.

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