Elem of design unit 11 module 1 text outlines
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The document discusses using text outlines in design. Text outlines allow designers to use text as more than just words, such as turning text into images, patterns, or boxes. To create a text outline, designers select text, convert it to outlines which makes it an image rather than editable text, and then ungroup the letters if they want them separated. This allows the text to be manipulated as an object rather than just words.
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- 6. Elements of Design Unit 11: Designing with Type Module 1: Text Outlines Text as a pattern
- 7. Elements of Design Unit 11: Designing with Type Module 1: Text Outlines To turn text into an outline: • Select the word or letters • Under the type menu choose create outlines. The text is now an image made up of letters. • To separate the letters: under the object menu choose ungroup.
- 8. Elements of Design Unit 11: Designing with Type Module 1: Text Outlines In the above example the work “the” is still editable text. The word “edge” has been turned into outlines and can no longer be edited with the type tool, however it can now be used as a text box, an image box or turned into a pattern.