Creating Our Poster
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The document describes the process of creating a poster for a horror film. The creators took photos of an actress dressed as innocent and possessed versions of the same character. They layered the photos in Photoshop and adjusted the opacity to create a reflection effect. Details were removed and the saturation was lowered to make the image seem eerie. Text and credits were then added to complete the poster.
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1) The band chose animals like honey badgers and owls to represent their style of conflicting music, drawing them in Photoshop with tools like brushes and adjusting colors and layers.
2) Typography, logos, release dates and other elements were added to the poster design using techniques like layering, opacity adjustments, and effects to draw attention while maintaining a blue-to-black color scheme matching the album's style.
3) Additional drawings and the album cover were incorporated into the poster's layout to clearly promote the product and appeal to audiences through memorable visuals and organization
Construction dvd cover...
The document describes the process of designing a DVD cover in Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. Key steps included editing photographs in Photoshop by cutting out sections, applying filters, and adjusting colors and brightness. Templates were also edited in Photoshop by removing unneeded areas. The edited images and templates were then placed in InDesign along with text. Multiple revisions were made to text size, color, positioning and effects to improve readability and cohesiveness with the overall design. Layers in InDesign were used to organize and position elements on the front and back covers.
Magazine development
This document summarizes the process of designing a magazine cover to emulate the style of Little White Lies magazine. The designer started with a photo they took, removed the background, and added the signature Little White Lies logo in the top middle. They experimented with effects like extruding and blending images to make the photo look more like an illustration. After removing details and adding filters, they finalized the cover design with a grain filter and spot healing tool to achieve an authentic magazine style.
A Magazine Advertisement For The Digipak - Construction
The promotional poster was designed in Photoshop to highlight a teddy bear from the music video representing love. The Sin City effect was used to make the background black and white while keeping the teddy bear in color, representing how the artist's boyfriend brings color to her life. The same font from the CD cover was used for branding consistency. Positive reviews and a Billboard magazine logo were added to entice audiences and showcase different platforms to access the album.
Nickies images for media
The document discusses several photos taken for a magazine. It describes how each photo was taken, including the background, angle, and cropping. It also explains the editing done to each photo, such as adding glow effects, lightening or darkening, and changing colors or contrasts. The goal was to attract the audience's attention and portray subjects in a positive light.
Printscreens
The document describes the process of designing a CD cover in Photoshop. It involves desaturating and applying a sepia tone to the background photo. It then applies Gaussian blur and overlay effects to soften the background and make the artist stand out. Next, it describes cutting out the image of the artist and smoothing the edges before placing it on the background. Finally, brush strokes are added for decoration and layer styles are used to customize the text.
Promotional Magazine Poster
This document discusses editing a promotional magazine poster image to appeal to the target audience. Several edits were made to the image including:
1. Making the eyes green to stand out, which required adjusting opacity, erasing surroundings, and sharpening pupils.
2. Darkening the lips to a plum color and blurring them to look rough while keeping the eyes as the main focal point.
3. Removing a necklace from the image and making the skin look paler by adding a pasty cream color at 27% opacity.
4. Erasing the white background and tidying hair with the clone tool then blurring to look natural.
5. Experimenting with a black and white
When i started editing the image i removed the background by using the polygo...
The document describes editing an image by removing the background, adjusting levels to darken shadows and lighten faces, adjusting hue and saturation to make colors warmer, and selecting and editing eye areas on separate layers to create strange effects. It also discusses lightly darkening an image, importing a can design and blurring edges to blend it in, and changing levels before adding a wall background.
Album cover analysis
This document describes the various layers used in designing an album cover for Beyoncé. The designer used templates and guidelines to organize images, text, and other elements. Background images were chosen to match the theme of love from the song "Brown Eyes" and objectify the singer per theories of the Male Gaze. Font styles, text colors, and image placements were selected to suit Beyoncé's style and personality. Logos and other standard elements were included from existing Beyoncé albums. Layer names and organization aimed to keep the file navigable and each element editable separately.
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A Magazine Advertisement For The Digipak - Construction
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Creating Our Poster
- 2. To create our main image for our poster, we began with taking two photos; one photo was of Roseanne dressed as "Innocent Nancy" and the other as "Possessed Nancy". For "innocent Nancy" we used mise-en-scene by dressing Roseanne in white to symbolize purity, and innocence. To contrast, "possessed Nancy" wore black to symbolize evil. This brings the idea of good vs evil (the bright side vs the dark side) to the image.
- 3. We began editing the main image by layering one photo on top of the other using Photoshop. We adjusted the opacity on the image layered on top to see if the images were in line with one another.
- 4. We erased the image of possessed Nancy so that the reflection was only left. We then adjusted the opacity to 100%.
- 5. After that, we used the "clone tool" to get rid of the blind, window, shelf and cabinet. This was to make the image less busy and more simple.
- 6. By looking at other horror posters, we noticed that the colour of the main image was either in black and white or with low saturation. Therefore, we adjusted the level of saturation of our main image. This created an eerie affect, as bright colours would imply "happiness" which would not suit the horror genre.
- 7. By using the paintbrush tool, we made the eye's of possessed Nancy completely white to make it obvious to the viewer that Nancy is possessed. It also helps the image suit the genre. We also darkened the make up around her eyes by using the burn tool.
- 8. We decided that the image was still too busy because of the tiles, and the brightness of the walls. So, we used the paintbrush tool to make the area around Nancy, the mirror, and sink completely black to make the image even more eerie. It made the main image more simple.
- 9. After that, we wanted the image to have a border so that the edges of the image would blend nicely with the poster. To do this we used the select tool and "refine edge". By using refine edge, we were ale to make adjustments to the image so that the edges of the image had a feather effect.
- 10. We then placed the main image on the poster we had previously created. To finish the poster we added a tagline and the credits, which are features used by many film posters that we have looked at. We also transformed the size of the main image and moved it to the left of the poster. This is because the back of innocent Nancy looked cut off, so we placed it closer to the edge of the poster. This also made the mirror more central to the poster which would be more appealing the viewer's eye.
- 11. We also noticed that the black water in the sink, and the black background in the mirror made it look like there were holes in the image. To solve this problem, we added a "ripple" affect to the water in the sink by using the "magic wand" tool to select that part of the image. This made it look more obviously like water. We also added a gradient to the background of the mirror by placing a light grey box behind the mirror and using the gradient tool. We also used the gradient tool at the bottom the main image to blend the image with the rest of the poster.
- 12. Our final poster