Text in a letter

Pretty basic lesson where we a create a letter and then we put some text inside of it.

Create a new document and choose Horizontal Type Tool.

Choose a font, the thicker the better...

...select the black font color and enter a letter.

I enter the letter L.

Click Commit any current edits to confirm the letter.

Now press Ctrl + T to enter Free Transform mode.

Resize the letter so it takes almost whole of your document space and press Enter.

With the Horizontal Type Tool still selected, right click the letter and choose Create Work Path.

You have just created a working paths so we won't be needing the text layer anymore.

Deactivate the layer, uncheck the eye button next to the layer (see picture).

Now choose some other font and also choose a smaller font size.

Click somewhere inside the working path you created earlier.

In the menu click Window and choose Character and under the Paragraph tag click Justify all icon (see picture).

Start entering your text inside the working path.

Enter your whole text...

...and click the Commit any current edits icon to confirm your text.

Press Ctrl + H to hide the working path lines.

And you're done!