Bill Rosener: Hello! This is Doctor Bill. Welcome back in this video we learned how to add type on a circle as we take the image over here on the left the flower and convert it to this, and, like the other assignments, you can use the image, provided. Use your own image, or find and download some images using your favorite search engine. So anyway, if you're going to use the image provided, simply press here on the assignment. 32 subdirectory. Go ahead and press on Flower Jpeg and save it. Then go ahead and open that image up into a adobe Photoshop.
Bill Rosener: Once in Photoshop, the very 1st step we want to do is that we want to create a path and to do that I'm going to go ahead and press mine right already already is on the lips tool, but that someone yours is maybe on the rectangle tool or the custom shape tool. Again, as I mentioned before, anytime, you see a little triangle that means more options exist and just go ahead and choose the lips tool. Then I want to come up here and yours could be on shape.
Bill Rosener: We want to make sure it's set to add.
Bill Rosener: So ellipse, tool
Bill Rosener: and path.
Bill Rosener: then I'm gonna come over to the image. I'm gonna go ahead and press and drag.
Bill Rosener: And you can see I can create an ellipse. But if I hold this shift key down, it's going to create a nice circle.
Bill Rosener: Okay at this point all I need to do is go ahead and press on the type tool, and don't even worry about the thickness of that path. Yours might be a little bit thin or thicker. Don't worry about that. Go and press on the T. For text.
Bill Rosener: I've got that mine at aerial regular. Maybe I'll get a much smaller font size, say, 14 point.
Bill Rosener: And then I'm gonna go ahead and press my cursor right over here.
Bill Rosener: and I'm going to type a quality
Bill Rosener: produce
Bill Rosener: and satisfied
Bill Rosener: customers.
Bill Rosener: Okay? And if you took a look at the video or the image here, I wanted to get some of that text in green. I could just highlight this text over here.
Bill Rosener: press right up here on the font color.
Bill Rosener: Get a from the color picker.
Bill Rosener: pick a different shade. Say, Green, and there we go.
Bill Rosener: Okay. You can see how my ellipse my path is momentarily hidden. If I ever want to get that back. I can just press right here.
Bill Rosener: Okay. Now, what I want to do is get some more text below that says money back guarantee.
Bill Rosener: And I could come along and try and create another path that exact same size. But it must be easier to create to simply create a copy of it. So you could come over here and press control J. To create a copy. You can also press on this layer and drag it down to this little plus sign that's going to create a copy, or you can simply right click and choose duplicate layer. And that's what I'll go ahead and do. Here, right was a right click and duplicate and press. Okay.
Bill Rosener: okay? So now, I've got these 2 layers stacked on top of each other. I can't even see it. So next step I'm gonna do is come right down here. I'm gonna go to edit, transform path. And I'm gonna flip vertically.
Bill Rosener: Now, I'm going to go ahead. And I use my type tool.
Bill Rosener: And I'm just going to delete some of this attacks.
Bill Rosener: Okay? And I'm going to type in money
Bill Rosener: back
Bill Rosener: guarantee.
Bill Rosener: Okay? And I'll show you here in a second 1 1 another way to rotate this. But sometimes I think the easiest way to actually rotate this text is just start to put in some spaces in here. I'm just sitting in the space bar, and as I enter the space bar it's just gonna rotate that
Bill Rosener: if you wanted to. If you wanted to rotate another way, I could simply come right up here to edit.
Bill Rosener: I could go to a transform path.
Bill Rosener: I could come up here to rotate.
Bill Rosener: and I could grab this text.
Bill Rosener: rotate it, and then I need to press any icon over here to apply the transformation, and we can see that has rotated. I'm just gonna hit that control, Z, and go back here. One last step here.
Bill Rosener: If we take a look, it looks like this text is on the outside, whereas the text on the bottom is on the inside. To get that text moved down a little bit, I'm just going to use the type tool
Bill Rosener: highlight it.
Bill Rosener: I'm not going to come right up here and press on the toggle the character and paragraph panel.
Bill Rosener: and right down here. This is going to be my baseline shift. And I can just put a negative value in here. I'll try negative 10 and press. Okay.
Bill Rosener: okay? And I think that's looking perfect here. So
Bill Rosener: that kind of phones, that baseline shift, push that tax on down so last step would be to save this.
Bill Rosener: and just come up here to a file.
Bill Rosener: Go to save a copy, and you can save that is
Bill Rosener: either a jpeg or as a Png and looks like this is assigned at 32. Well, hopefully, in this video, you learned how to take an image and then add some text in the form of a circle around that image. And I'll catch the next video. Thanks a lot. Bye.