The document summarizes Cameron Roy's graphic art production process in 4 steps: 1) Selecting a high-quality image, 2) Tracing over the image in Photoshop using various gradients and colors to create a cartoon effect, 3) Carefully cutting out the design onto a blank background, and 4) Adding advanced background effects like paint splashes, flickers, and color breaks to give the design visual interest and relevance to the subject matter.

1. The Process
A Presentation displaying the production of my graphic art
Cameron Roy

2. Image Selection:
Making sure you select a
clear and high-quality photo
means the quality of the
design will be much better.
If a blurry or pixelated image
is used, its hard to follow at
the later stages and won't
look as good

3. With great care and
accuracy, I use the paint
brush tool on photoshop
to trace over the image,
creating a variety of
gradients and colours
forming a cartoon-like
effect.
The neater it is traced, the
more detailed the design
will look.
If there are any rough
edges left on the design,
make sure to remove them
before continuing.

4. With time and care,
cut around the design
to leave it alone on a
blank white
background, or
whichever
background that is
chosen.

5. Cool shapes and cut up
graphics create a glass smash
effect.
Makes a viewer interested as it
lets off a high tempo action
shot, almost like he’s still
running.

6. The paint splash, and
flickered paint brush effect
gives design a more advanced
background.
Relevant to the colour of the
design, in this case, the claret
kit.

7. A white flicker over the claret,
and background brakes the
colours down and gives it a
more mellow effect.
Leaving the center of the
design untouched to feel a
glow from the focus of the
piece.