This graphic design portfolio document summarizes various image editing techniques, including using blending options to change gradients, blending two images together, rotating an image to add a 3D effect, changing hue and saturation, flipping an image to create a reflection, adding gradients and using the liquefy tool to create randomness, and using typography to create an image with a bright yellow gradient at the top fading to a darker brown at the bottom.

1. Graphic Design Portfolio

2.  The first strokes of the brush that were used when
first working with Photoshop. Very basic and straight
forward to work with.
First Steps

3.  I used blending (Blending Options) to edit the
images by changing their gradient to suit the work.
 For Blood I decided to use a Red and Black gradient
as blood is dark and red in colour and suits it well.
 For Oil I decided to use a black, lumpy gradient as oil
is rough and
Blending Options

4.  I blended two images together to make one. In the
first image I took cat eyes, snake skin and added it to
a girls appearance. I blended it to suit the image.
Visual Blending of Images

5. Image rotation
 I took the image and edited its angle sideways to give
it a 3D look.

6.  The changed the hue and saturation of the image to
the right to a new colour.
Editing the Hue + Saturation of an Image

7.  For the images to the right of the slide I copied the
image, then flipped the copy before moving it to
match the other image.
Reflections

8.  I added a layer of gradient to the images to the right,
I then used the liquefy tool to give it that
randomness.
Smoke and Rings

9.  I started by using the Text tool to the left of the
frame. With this I put together the image to the right.
 I then changed the gradient of the image, yellow
bright colour at the top while having a more darker
brownish look at the bottom.
Using Typography to Make an Image