Create a text poster using Image Trace

Start with creating the text on a piece of paper. We have created a numbered text using the brush pen.

Then, click a picture of your text or scan your text and import the picture file in Illustrator.

After the file is imported, do the following to apply Image Trace options:

• Choose Window > Image Trace. In the Image Trace dialog, do the following:

• Choose Mode as Black and White.
• Try out different threshold values using the slider and pick the one that works the best for your image.
• Select the Preview check box to view the changes in real-time.
  
• Select the Ignore white check box in Advanced Options to remove the white background areas of the image.

Ungroup objects

Right-click the image and choose Ungroup to ungroup the expanded object.

Combine objects

Combine the stray points of each individual letter using the Unite shape mode in Pathfinder
(Windows > Pathfinder).

Rearrange objects

Rearrange the letters and then place on the background, like the way it's shown in the image above. Change the color to white.

Step 1: Create a circle

Long press the Rectangle tool and select Ellipse or press L. To create a perfect circle, press the Shift key and then draw the circle.

Step 2: Create a path 

Long press the Type tool and select Type on a Path Tool.

Step 3: Create text along the path

Click on the ellipse anywhere and write the text for your poster.

• Select the path type object. A bracket appears at the beginning of the type, at the end, and at the midpoint.
• To move text along the path, drag the center bracket along the path. 
• Flip the brackets to write on the other side of the path.

Similarly, you can create multiple circles and add text along the paths.