Thread:JoePlay/@comment-5065259-20160824171000/@comment-171752-20160824174646

I don't recognize the font, but I would recommend browsing the cartoon and comic categories at dafont.com to find a font that's similar to it.

As for tilting and blurring letters, I noticed that the letters used for "AERO" on that image are tilted in different directions. To do that with text in Photoshop, you'll want to put each letter on its own layer, so that you can apply different angles of tilt to each letter.

Before you begin applying effects, such as tilting and blurring, you'll need to rasterize each layer of text. To do that, right-click the layer and select "Rasterize type". To tilt the letter(s), simply press Ctrl+T (hotkey for Transform). Now you can click & hold one of the points at each corner of the box that appears around the text, then drag it left or right to rotate the text. When you have the angle you want, click the checkmark icon on the bar across the top. To apply a blur effect, just navigate the top menu: Filter > Blur. You'll see several types of blur filters, so feel free to experiment with them until you find the one you like.