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This advertisement will feature a quote from the song "Stop and Stare" by One Republic overlaid on an image to appeal to a wide audience. The quote will be in Century FB font size 18 in black to attract attention. The H&M logo will be positioned in the bottom right corner as in their standard ads to look professional. Combining and editing the images in Photoshop will make the ad unique by allowing the background layer to overlap the main image while erasing some background features to maintain eye contact with the audience.
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- The author unlocked layers and duplicated them to experiment safely without overwriting work. Brush tools were used to add text and brush strokes in different layers, colors, and sizes.
- A simple font was chosen to complement the brush work. Brushes were applied at different sizes to intertwine with the text shapes.
- Multiple layers and brushes were combined in different colors and textures to create visual interest and realism in the smoke effect. The process increased the author's understanding of tools in Photoshop.
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