Rocking Out With Photoshop - How to Change the Shape of Text in Photoshop

The video tutorial explores various text manipulation techniques in Photoshop. It begins with an introduction to Photoshop's text features, followed by a demonstration of rasterizing text to convert it into a bitmap for editing. The tutorial then covers layer manipulation, including cutting and moving text layers to create creative effects. Next, it explains how to convert text into vector shapes for detailed editing using the pen tool. Finally, the video discusses creative text warping and concludes with final thoughts on the creative possibilities in Photoshop.

What is the purpose of rasterizing text in Photoshop?

• To change the font style

• To add color effects

• To make the text editable

• To convert text into a bitmap graphic

What happens when you cut text into separate layers in Photoshop?

• The text becomes editable

• The text is moved to its own layer

• The text is deleted

• The text changes color

Which tool is used to move text layers in Photoshop?

• Eraser tool

• Move tool

• Brush tool

• Pen tool

What is the benefit of converting text to a vector shape in Photoshop?

• It changes the text to a different font

• It enables point-by-point manipulation

• It allows for color adjustments

• It makes the text more readable

How can you creatively warp text in Photoshop?

• By changing the font size

• By adjusting individual points with the pen tool

• By using the eraser tool

• By applying a color filter