It’s really easy and adds a lot of character to the typeface, compared to a solid color. I chose a photo that I love, but you can choose anything that is in a JPEG format. This way only use Photoshop.
1. First things first, open a new document
2. Using the type tool, type what words you would like to use with the image. If you want a different image in 2 different words, make sure you put them on separate type layers. Also, be sure to use a thicker font. The thicker the font, the more you’ll be able to see the image inside!
3. Select your image and drag onto your canvas.
4. Position the image in front of the text that you want to alter. On the layers pallet, put your mouse in between the image layer and text layer and hold option(alt). A little venn diagram arrow will appear. Click in the middle of your two layers with this guy and voila. Now, you should notice that the image layer is indented to the left and has an arrow pointing down to the text layer below it. If you want to move the image around that’s inside of your text, make sure you select the image layer and move at your own free will.
Now you have finished a creative design:
1. First things first, open a new document
2. Using the type tool, type what words you would like to use with the image. If you want a different image in 2 different words, make sure you put them on separate type layers. Also, be sure to use a thicker font. The thicker the font, the more you’ll be able to see the image inside!
3. Select your image and drag onto your canvas.
4. Position the image in front of the text that you want to alter. On the layers pallet, put your mouse in between the image layer and text layer and hold option(alt). A little venn diagram arrow will appear. Click in the middle of your two layers with this guy and voila. Now, you should notice that the image layer is indented to the left and has an arrow pointing down to the text layer below it. If you want to move the image around that’s inside of your text, make sure you select the image layer and move at your own free will.
Now you have finished a creative design: