From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Type Effects
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Word in word - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop for Designers: Type Effects
Word in word
- [Instructor] In this movie I'd like to show you a simple technique for creating a word within a word. And if we come to the finished file and to the layers panel we can see that I have two words. They are the same size. Both have the same number of letters and obviously here I'm playing with antonyms or opposites. So what I want to do is clip one word to the other word and I can do that simply by selecting it and then holding down the option or alt key, clicking on the line that separates them. And then that's going to clip the top layer to the layer beneath. And that really is it. Of course we could do it the other way around. I could switch the order here and then we can clip this like so. It's just a question of creating a clipping mask, Command + Option + G or Control + Alt + G.
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Illustrate a concept1m 15s
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Modify letterforms3m 20s
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Create an interlocking effect2m 11s
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Create a text sandwich49s
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Type as an image1m 8s
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Putting a picture inside and outside of an image1m 10s
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Warping an inline pattern4m 45s
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Creating metallic type5m 18s
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Word in word1m
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