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| Add a type layer to your image. |
| Use the type tool to create a new type layer in ImageReady. If desired, add one or more layer effects to the type layer. |
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| We used the knockout option to "punch through" the solid red layer below the lettering and reveal the fruit image on the background layer. To create a knockout in ImageReady, select the layer in the Layers palette, and choose Window > Layer Options/Styles. In the Knockout pop-up menu choose Deep (to punch through to the background layer) or Shallow (for a knockout that stops at the bottom of the layer set or clipping group). |
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| Warp the type in frame 2. |
| Click the New Frame button in the Animation palette to add a new frame. Then select the type layer in the Layers palette, choose Layer > Type > Warp Text, and set your warp options. (We chose Wave as the style, selected Horizontal, and set Bend to 90%.) |
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| Reverse the warp effect in frame 3. |
| Create a new frame, select the type layer, and choose Layer > Type > Warp Text. In the Warp Text dialog box, reverse the warp settings you set in step 2. (We changed Bend from 90% to -90%.) |
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