1) The artist took a picture of their model and imported it into Photoshop to use as a t-shirt template. They drew a black logo in the center top using brush and distortion tools to create a gritty vibe. 2) They enlarged the logo using the transformation tool so it would fill the shirt better. They added the artist's name "Brolly" in text to identify the product, using a gritty font to match the logo and represent the artist's style. 3) They underlined the text to emphasize its meaning and complete the vinyl cover design.

1. Production Reflection
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2. Process
• The first part of designing my vinyl cover
was to get a suitable picture of the
artist that would fit well together as
one. I also fitted a red boarder around
the outside of the cover, this was done
by using the shape tool and then filling it
in with black brush tool.
• The main part of the production
making consisted of filtering the
images to create a colourful and
satisfying look that would be eye
catching. The main tools I used for this
were in the adjustments setting where
you can change the saturation , Hue
and contrast. There are furthermore
filter tools I also used such as the
vibrance and brightness setting. The
final thing to add was the artists name
to be displayed

3. At the start of production, I took a picture of my model and imported the image onto Photoshop on a A4 spread so that I
started off with a t-shirt template that I could build from. After that I proceeded to produce a black logo in the centre top
of the shirt, that I drew in Photoshop with brush tool and the distortion tool because these tools are the were the best
tools for the job to create and because the logo had a gritty vibe to it. I also enlarged the logo by using the transformation
tool because it didn’t look good when it was small since it didn’t fill the shirt enough.
After constructing the logo, I decided to add text with the text box tool in Photoshop. I typed in, “Brolly” because it is the
artists name and I need it on the product so that people will know what their buy and what the product is featuring. Also
on the text, I used a gritty font because it goes well with logo above it and also it is representational of the artists musical
style and genre, which is why I thought that this was an appropriate touch when producing the shirt product. Finally I
added an underline below the text to enrich the flavour and strength of what the text means.