FILL ANY SHAPE WITH TEXT to create
FILL ANY SHAPE WITH TEXT to create unique effects In Photoshop, you can type text in several ways. Any text that is typed is placed on a type layer, retaining its vector-based outlines so that you can scale, skew, or rotate it to fit your design. With the Type tool selected, place the cursor anywhere in an image and type the text or type the text so that it flows along the edge of a path. You can also type text as a paragraph, either horizontally or vertically, and control the flow of the characters within a bounding box. For text in a 99 00 77 11 88 33 44 22 11 6655 55 144 rectangular shape, you can use the Type tool to drag diagonally and define a bounding area and then click and type the text. Typing text as a paragraph is useful for creating brochures, scrapblogs, or various design projects. The bounding box, however, is not limited to the rectangular shape created by dragging the Type tool. You can also drag out any shape selected from the Custom Shape Picker using the Custom Shape tool. You can then fill the shape with paragraph text to create unique visual effects. 1 Click the Custom Shape tool and select a custom shape as in steps 11 and 12 in Task #62. 2 Click the Paths button. 3 Click and drag in the image to create the shape. Note: Press Shift to constrain the shape and press the spacebar to reposition the shape. 4 Click the Type tool. 5 Select the font family, style, size, and color. 6 Click here to center the text. 7 Click inside the shape. l A bounding box surrounds the shape. 8 Type the text until the shape is full. l You can click and drag the anchor points around the shape to alter the form. 9 Click the Commit button. 0 Click here to view the text without the outline of the shape.
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