Save my Soul PLEASE!

[Whysper]

I am working on a picture using Photoshop CS6. It is a round picture and I am trying to to get the text to wrap around the top and then around the bottom. I have the text I want on the top, but I am having a heck of a time trying to get it on the bottom. I am quite new to PS, but I can usually find a tutorial and figure it out without a problem. That is how I did this whole project. There is just one thing I am stumped on. Every tutorial I have found only shows me how to do the text all the way around the circle, and that is not what I want. I want part on top and part on the bottom, but to still go with the flow of the circle. I really hope I am not confusing anybody.

I have attached a picture to give you a better idea what I am talking about. See how I have the word "Oceanview" at the top, well now I want to add another word around the bottom.

Any step by step help and I would be forever great full.

Thank you so much in advance.

 

[Paul]

Arc tool, top portion move slider to the right - bottom portion move slider to the left.
:mrgreen:

 

[IamSam]

Hey Whysper,

This is one of my favorite tutorial on this subject called TEXT ON A PATH by Corey Barker. See if this will help.

 

[ibclare]

And, as always, this is Photoshop so there are multiple ways to achieve just about any effect!

 

[cobra]

I always find the text warps using the arc tool, so if you don't want that to happen I tend to print just one letter at a time then free transform to get it at the right angle

 

[ibclare]

Use the pen tool to create a path -- as stated above. Word art can work at times. It will fit some situations but is unreliable for all needs.