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Put the text on top of a flag illustration or image.

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Select everything.

Choose Object >  Clipping Mask > Make.

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Deselect.

With the white Direct Selection tool, click on the text. When selected it should look like this with an underline. Click the Stroke icon in the Swatches or Color panel and change the stroke to black.

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Use the Stroke panel to increase the weight of the stroke.

 

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In this tutorial I'll be demonstrating how you can use a photo to make a clipping mask with text in Illustrator. It will create the appearance that your text is made of a photo. We'll also be utilizing a simple trick to make a pop-out effect where it appears as if certain areas of the ...

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Put the text on top of a flag illustration or image.

image.png

Select everything.

Choose Object >  Clipping Mask > Make.

image.png

Deselect.

With the white Direct Selection tool, click on the text. When selected it should look like this with an underline. Click the Stroke icon in the Swatches or Color panel and change the stroke to black.

image.png

Use the Stroke panel to increase the weight of the stroke.

 

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