Hi, everyone.
Welcome to today's Due to video.
And in this video, I will be telling you all about the different types of texts, right.
So in a previous review, I had already talked about the fourth story, which is a type two and type
two.
It comes in handy if you are designing a borstel on any type of graphic for your social media.
Right.
So there is still these decs type tools comes in handy as well.
So this these other some of that I do with that I would be covering in this video.
OK.
So for this video, the document size is a Ford, and I've given a name to my document text types.
So, of course, you can choose the size of your document from the preloaded documents provided by Adobe
Illustrator.
And feel free to give any type of name you like.
Right.
So just in case, if you guys are not able to see all these decks on your screen, make sure that essential
classic auctions has been switched on from those dropped on boats below.
All right.
So before I begin, I would like to change stuff fell off my collar.
So I don't want it to be white.
I was black.
I'm going to get so fast and make my shit and choose the Ellipse.
Do it and click and jack my mouse on my document to make a really big, so good egg that I would do
my type doing right here and click on the first one, which is the idea.
I do it.
So I zoom in by clicking on control and plus.
So I want to just click on this bot.
So this light blue outline you see.
Right.
Just click on that.
And now you can see that the dummy text gets fit inside this oaken automatically.
Right.
So you can delete that and dipen anything you want to.
Right.
Or just typing any random thing like you did or stick to the dummy text like that.
OK.
So by default, the size of the text is twelve.
So we can make it bigger from 12 to 24 or 36.
Like that.
And that's it.
So now you can see that this text automatically gets fit inside this.
Okay.
Like that and the outline of the soccer gets hidden.
Right.
So you can do the same thing.
Now you choose some other shape.
This time I was a boy.
Logan and me.
A boy.
Leegin shaped like that.
And this time he was selecting this card type of text, which is a type one box to select on that,
zoom in onto my shape again.
And I you can see.
That if I go my mouse over, do this, outline the bot, the word bot pops up in a pink color, right?
I just click on that and dipen.
Your words, you can type in whatever you like.
Right.
And as you can see, the text starts to come on the outline.
So it's you can type in anything you want.
An.
Like that.
And this was the type on the box.
So, of course, we can play around on with the size as well and I can make my size of my shapes small
and even the size of my text.
I can make it twenty four r21 out however I want like that.
Now I'd actually be skipping these three, but these three types because these P are practically the
same as the first three right here.
So now I'll be focusing on the touch.
I do it.
OK, so the Duceppe two is really one of the most most interesting to us I've worked with.
So before I do that and also show you one more thing that you can do with a type on bonds, too.
So when you want to make one your text to be on a certain path, it doesn't necessarily have to be on
a sheet like that.
You can also use the pen to make up on it.
So to do that, you choose your bank, do it and just make sure that there is no food.
And the stroke remains that you can be any good or not doesn't necessarily have to be black.
So if I juice make any type of shape, but like I said, go back to my text, go back to my type on
a box, do like that and just select on my board.
And now you can see that the dummy do it automatically adjusts to my box like that.
And I can also manual believed my part even more of what I want.
The text automatically adjusts to my fourth like that.
The spacing does, however, gets Chino's it do.
But you get the idea as you can see it.
So you can get on with it however you like.
And that's it.
Now, coming back to the last one right here, the Dutch died doing right.
So for that, I go back to my diet and I.
And like that I type in one word.
It can't be anything.
So for now, I've just written the word Hailu.
I like that.
And eat it.
Big Gulp.
By going to the font size right here on.
I mean, it's I mean, you do it right now.
Right.
And I go back to the last one, the Dutch diet.
Do it again.
I see.
As a woman.
So so you can individually choose a little and make it be good however you want.
Right.
You can get small low.
Like that and just play around with it.
There you go.
You couldn't even like you know, Ruthie did like that.
It's that simple.
I mean, just play it on with it.
It's super easy, as you can see, experimented however you like.
Like that.
And there you go.
It's clear on whether it experimented.
And that's it.
I mean, this archer today that and bring it here and I bring my text to your side like that.
And there you go.
Now, I've covered all the text, died, starting to heal and also save my document now.
So to do that, we we'll go to this final option right here and I click on Save US.
So by default, my document will be saved.
Doesn't Adobe Illustrator file?
So I recommend that I save my file in this format so that in case if I have to make any changes in my
original document, I can do that by accessing my eEye fired.
And once that's done, I just click on save.
Right.
I can do the same thing in house if I want to save my document in a Gebek format.
To do that, I go back to file export and export ads.
So again, by default, my document will be saved as edgy.
Ethel might like this.
And click on Export and that's it for now that you've come to the end of this book.
End of this review.
I hope you found this word here to be use food.
And with a little practice, you will soon get the hang of all be done all the time to write all these
type to us, actually.
Also come in handy if you are experimenting with typography or you're trying to make a quirky design
with text for your shorts specially or t shirts, or if you want to have that illustration printed up
on your mobile mobile GUV'NOR'S or on your mugs.
Right.
Thank you for watching.
Keep practicing.
Thank you.