We created a poster in Photoshop to promote an exhibition called "Playing With Pigments". We found a simple image of paint splatters online and adjusted the brightness, hue, and saturation to match the theme's colors. We then added the exhibition title, location, date, and contact information using fonts that matched the client's branding and were easy to read against the background. The final poster had bright, eye-catching colors and clearly visible text information.

1. Poster
Technical Skills and Creativity

2. We used Photoshop to make a poster to help promote this chosen campaign.
We chose to use this image
because it relates to the
theme of the exhibition –
Playing With Pigments
First we found a simple image of paint
splatters on Google to use as a base

3. We adjusted the
brightness, hue and
saturation
We did this to make the colours
look more similar to the colours
in the theme of Pitter Painter’s
website

4. Next, we changed the contrast and
saturation of the image so that
when we put text on, it would be
readable

5. We used the text tool to put
on the title of the poster,
“Playing With Pigments”
We used the font
‘Toontime’ as our title
because it is the same as
the one they used on the
existing website

6. We then used the font
‘Questions’ to write the
avenue in which the
exhibition will be held at.
This font is really simple and
easy to read so that people
can read it clearly.
We added this to the poster
because it is also in the
main website. This shows
what Pitter Painter is trying
to achieve in their business.
We used the font ‘Celebrate
The Day’ because it is
simple to read and can also
appeal to children.

7. We also used the font
‘Questions’ to show the
date of the exhibition
Finally we added the
company’s contact
information – phone
number and email at
the bottom of the
poster. The font we
used is called ‘Orator
Std’, which is clear
enough for people to
read.

8. This is the final poster we made on Photoshop. Overall, the text is easy to see and read
due to the clear fonts and colour. The background colours are very bright and eyecatching but it still allows the audience to be able to see the text and information
clearly.