A question in my inbox:
Can I change the color of your wordarts from black to another color?
An answer from me:
Hi dear, off course you can change the color of my wordarts. Black is the default color that give you freedom to re-color it. Below are some of my favorite methods in Photoshop:

Recolor with Paint Bucket Tools
Open your image.
1. Choose a foreground color.
2. Select the Paint Bucket tools.
3. To fill only pixels contiguous to the one you click, select Contiguous. (leave Contiguous unselected to fill all similar pixels in the image)
4. Click the part of the image you want to fill.

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Fill Layer With Color
Open your image
1. Choose a foreground color
2. Choose Edit > Fill to fill the selection or layer
3. In the fill dialog box, use this settings. Click OK

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Apply an overlay layer style
Open your image
1. Click the Layer Style button at the bottom of the Layers palette and choose Color Overlay (or choose Layer > Layer Style)
2. Choose the color you wish (a dialog box will appear). Click OK
3. Click OK again

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Add a New Adjustment Layer
Open your image
1.Choose Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Hue/Saturation. Click OK in the New Layer dialog box

2. Select the Colorized option.
3. Slide the Saturation & Lightness to the right first (whatever value is OK).
4. Than adjust the Hue slider. Slide those three sliders until you get the color you wish.
5. You can change the color over and over again by clicking the thumbnail

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Add a Clipping Mask
Open image.
1. Click ‘Create a new layer’ button at the bottom (or Choose Layer > New > Layer. Click OK in the New Layer dialog box)

2. Than choose Layer > Create Clipping Mask. You will see an arrow pointing to the layer below

3. After that you can either fill the layer with paint bucket or…..

4. brush with brush tool on the area you wish to recolor.

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