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The ‘love’ word is in the regular Twenty Nine font, while the heart shape is part of the bonus Twenty Nine Ornaments dingbat font….gotta love a bonus! I love that hand-drawn, scribbly, marker look.

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You can rename the layer if you’d like, but I usually don’t bother unless I’m making a birthday chalkboard poster and have dozens of dingbat layers….that can get quite confusing! For more on dingbats and how to use them, check this or this out! That’s because this is a dingbat font, and the letter q is the keystroke I used to get the heart. NOTE: The layer on the right for the heart shape shows its name as ‘q’. Once added, the ‘love’ word and the newly added heart dingbat are now separate text layers on the right. I know, a tad confusing, but stay with me! It is actually what will be filled with my upcoming picture, and the ‘love’ text will be added on top. I like to go ahead and add all my elements at the beginning then get to fine tuning later (just a personal preference), and with this particular design, I’ll be using an image from a dingbat font too. You’ll notice a new layer will pop up over on the right in the Layers Menu. Simply click on the Text Tool (the green ‘T’) from the left menu, choose your font from the menu at the bottom, click anywhere on your work zone to create a text box, then type away. Next, add your text or image/dingbat/shape (whatever you want to be filled). at least 300 pixels/inch) resolution….bigger is better! If you’re going to use your design solely online for things like blogging graphics or Etsy shop listings, a resolution of 72 should be fine.

TIP: If you are planning on printing out your creation, make sure you have a large (i.e. Also make sure you’re on Expert mode at the top. Create a new file by going to File > New > Blank File, and designate your desired specifications.

Twenty Nine Ornaments (dingbat font): drawn heart shapeįirst, open up Photoshop (I use Photoshop Elements because it’s the cheaper but just as awesome version of the full non-Element variety).

How to Fill an Image or Word with a Picture in Photoshop: A Clipping Mask! Sounds fancy, I know, but don’t be intimidated! Well, you’re in luck because I’m sharing all the details on how to quickly and easily create this effect using one of Photoshop’s most powerful but often overlooked tools: the clipping mask! Have you ever wondered (and I just know you have) how all those bloggers, graphic designers, Etsy shop owners, and others create printables or graphics with images or words that are filled with a cute picture? I mean, not just a word that’s colorful, but one that is filled in with an actual picture, like glitter, wood grain, a watercolor doodle, or some other cool design?