The document discusses the design and construction of posters. It describes applying gradients and light curves to images to create contrast and showcase elements. It also covers the layout of text on the posters, including font styles, sizes, and positioning of dates, names, and logos to make the information easy to read. Layering techniques like clipping masks are used to combine images and text into a cohesive design that clearly communicates the intended messages. Consistency of style is maintained across multiple posters while highlighting different local landmarks.

1. POSTER DESIGN
This is detailed explanation of
the completed designs and
constructions of my posters.

2. BACKGROUND
#000000 #ff0066
This is the main edit I wanted to present
to eye catch the audience called due tone
meaning 2 tones. The effect is created by
carefully selecting two colours that fit
each other and are positioned on the
gradient scale same distance apart for
best effect.
Here we see the 3 stages my image had, first one is just
the raw file 2nd is with the gradient and 3rd is with light
curves. The 2nd image was good but not what I needed I
was looking for more serious and powerful presentation
of the shadows and contrast in the image to show the
stadium more due to that I added a light curve that was
useful in a curve just to push back the light strokes and
make them a bit darker which is exactly what I needed to
present mise en scene
On the right we can see all the effects
settings and how they should look if
attempted to recreate the effect, everything
is simple and effective. The
character hashtags at the dop define the
colour code on my gradient.

3. TEXT GROUP ONE
Here is the layout for my texts
on the poster, the information is
easy and nice to read for the
audience.
The order is goes as this
Important date for the club
Name of the model in this image
His Birth Date and the
effect of this poster.
In the bottom left that’s my logo
and watermark.
The font (Arial 'BOLD'
36pt) is understandable
and well presented and it’s
a common theme running
through the entirety of this
poster. I brainstormed the
layout to make it looks
enjoyable to read and not
too complex, the primary
objectives are in bold while
the secondary are in
normal design. The
rectangle I used as an
divider to divide the layout
and to empower the date
but it also plays the effect
of underline to pimarates
the date over other
information.

4. TEXT GROUP TWO
Here is the layout for this
effect, this is a unique and
quite popularised effect that I
wanted to use specifically to
send and express a central
message. There is technicality
while doing it, you'll want to
create a clipping mask by right-
clicking the "image" layer
clipping your selected "text"
layer; there are things to be
careful of such as image size,
position, rotation and mainly
layer layout
The Fonts used are personal
favourites I have used them in
previous projects and I know
the outcome will be as planned.
(Monument Extended 'BOLD' pt
104.45) I wanted to put the
layers portrait overall but then
decided vertical making it look
clear and not intertwining with
the other information
presented on the poster.

5. BACKGROUND
On the right we can see all the effects
settings and how they should look if
attempted to recreate the effect,
everything is simple and effective.
The character hashtags at the dop
define the colour code on my gradient.
On the right we can see all the effects
settings and how they should look if
attempted to recreate the effect, everything
is simple and effective. The
character hashtags at the dop define the
colour code on my gradient.
Here we see the 3 stages my image had, first one is just
the raw file 2nd is with the gradient and 3rd is with light
curves. The 2nd image was good but not what I needed I
was looking for more serious and powerful presentation
of the shadows and contrast in the image to show the
stadium more due to that I added a light curve that was
useful in a curve just to push back the light strokes and
make them a bit darker which is exactly what I needed to
present mise en scene
#330d69 #30c9cd
While editing I realised they’ll look alike
but that’s because I wanted consistency
in this project, I changed a few details
that are important to the significant
of each of them. I understood that my
client wanted a consistent style
throughout the project with different
local landmarks

6. TEXT GROUP ONE
The font (Arial 'BOLD' 36pt) is
understandable and well presented
and it’s a common theme running
through the entirety of this poster.
I brainstormed the layout to make
it looks enjoyable to read and not
too complex, the primary
objectives are in bold while the
secondary are in normal design.
The rectangle I used as an divider
to divide the layout and to
empower the date but it also plays
the effect of underline to pimarates
the date over other information.
Here is the layout for my texts
on the poster, the information is
easy and nice to read for the
audience.
The order is goes as this
Important date for Hylton castle
Name of the model in this image
Her Birth Date and the
effect of this poster.
In the bottom right that’s my
logo and watermark.

7. TEXT GROUP TWO
Here is the layout for this
effect, this is a unique and
quite popularised effect that I
wanted to use specifically to
send and express a central
message. There is technicality
while doing it, you'll want to
create a clipping mask by right-
clicking the "image" layer
clipping your selected "text"
layer; there are things to be
careful of such as image size,
position, rotation and mainly
layer layout
The Fonts used are personal
favourites I have used them in
previous projects and I know
the outcome will be as planned.
(Monument Extended 'BOLD' pt
104.45) I wanted to put the
layers portrait overall but then
decided vertical making it look
clear and not intertwining with
the other information
presented on the poster.