Jasmine saved her three posters in different formats - PSD to retain layers and editability, JPEG for printing without pixelation, and PNG for web distribution. She exported the posters to a folder called "FINAL POSTERS" to organize them in one place for easy access and finding. She also created an "assets folder" to easily access any graphics, photos, or fonts used in creating the posters.

1. SAVING AND EXPORTING
POSTERS
Jasmine Shanker

2. Saving and exporting
I have saved all three of my posters under
different formats: PSD which is for Photoshop use
meaning I can still access the layers and edit the
poster, JPEG which is for when the company
prints out the posters so that they don't come
out pixelated. Then lastly, PNG which will be for
web distribution so that the company can put it
on their website or social media for
advertisement. Once I had saved and exported
these, I created a folder called FINAL POSTERS so
that all of them can be in one place so they can
be found very easily.

3. ASSET FOLDER
When creating these
posters, I created an
assets folder so that I can
access any graphics,
photos and fonts easily.