Yogesh Hasen (MICA PLATE LAYER)

The key thing to remember is that you can't edit the text directly. It's 'baked into' the image as pixels. So, your job is to remove the old text first. Your best bet for this is the Content-Aware Fill tool. Just loosely select the text you want to remove using the Lasso Tool. Then, go to Edit > Content-Aware Fill, and Photoshop will magically replace it with the background.

For more complex backgrounds, the classic Clone Stamp Tool gives you more control. Once the old text is gone, simply grab the Type Tool (T) and add your new words. A big tip is to match the font. Photoshop even has a 'Match Font' tool to help you out. It makes the final result look seamless.

Ah, a brilliant question about a fantastic film! In the world of Monsters, Inc., CDA stands for the Child Detection Agency.

You will recognise them immediately. They are those rather serious-looking operatives in the bright yellow hazmat suits. Their presence always spells trouble for the monsters. Essentially, the CDA is a government body. It functions like a paramilitary bio-hazard unit for Monstropolis.

Their sole purpose is to handle any and all contamination from the human world. You see, the monsters have been led to believe that human children and their belongings are dangerously toxic. The CDA's job is to detect and eradicate any human presence or object that crosses over into their world.

This is why they react so dramatically to the famous ‘2319’ alert, which signals a contamination. They are equipped for complete decontamination. They will shave a monster's fur or even demolish an entire location to ensure the 'threat' is neutralised. So, they are not just monster police. They are a highly specialised agency dealing with what they perceive as a dire biological threat.