Hi there, I hope you enjoyed the previous two lectures about clipping masks.
And in this video, we are going to see how to clip an image with text or how to give a text, a texture
or a background or something like this, like any image.
It's going to be pretty easy, by the way.
So let's start.
So I here here is the normal text, nothing special come to properties, it has the able display font
and it's black, nothing special at all.
I'm going to bring an image, so to say, fine place.
So we say place and OK, I chose this one about at all, but it's not a good texture, so I'm going
to go like this, OK?
Forgive me for the stretching guys, orange and Santa back.
I'm going to select both of them as simple as this and come over to make sleeping mask.
Here you are now your TEX has the background for the texture that you have loaded.
Now, what's interesting here, the text is still available to you can edit it, for example, double
click here, OK?
And come to the end.
For example, I can add more text.
So simple and easy.
Now, notice, I am now inside the group control area and you find yourself in isolation mode here when
you double click on the text, the way to exit the isolation mode, you just clicking on this arrow
out and here you are.
Now, if you want to edit the image, I mean, in this case, not necessarily, but you can come to
Clippy mask and edit content and now I can see the image, I can see the binding of the image.
I can adjust it the way I would like.
And I would guess it doesn't make a difference.
And I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial.