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The document provides tips for designing posters to promote volunteering and helping others. It recommends using layers and flattening images to create a cohesive design. Key design elements highlighted include using the magic wand and gradient tools, balancing elements, establishing a focal point with meaningful text, choosing simple and clear fonts and colors, and making the overall design attractive to engage viewers.
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I used black and white tones and gradients to make a sad image of a poor Vietnamese child stand out. I colored the background and logo text the same color to make it look simple and consistent. The poster focuses on getting the audience's attention about helping poor children in Vietnam through a simple four-part design using only black, white, and one color.
Step for desgining
1) The document describes the steps taken to design a campaign poster, including taking photos, editing photos in Photoshop to adjust lighting and saturation, designing wording and logos in Illustrator, and assembling the final poster in Photoshop.
2) Key aspects of the design process included using a white backdrop for photos, adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation and lightness of photos, designing wording in sections for quality, and changing the font and color scheme to fit the campaign's message.
3) The main programs used were Photoshop for assembling the final poster and Illustrator for designing wording and logos, though exporting between the programs required multiple steps.
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Step for desgining
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1) Making an image layer separate from the background and adjusting levels to make the white background gray to blend with the first layer.
2) Using the eraser tool to remove a watermark from the image.
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I used black and white tones and gradients to make a sad image of a poor Vietnamese child stand out. I colored the background and logo text the same color to make it look simple and consistent. The poster focuses on getting the audience's attention about helping poor children in Vietnam through a simple four-part design using only black, white, and one color.
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2) Key aspects of the design process included using a white backdrop for photos, adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation and lightness of photos, designing wording in sections for quality, and changing the font and color scheme to fit the campaign's message.
3) The main programs used were Photoshop for assembling the final poster and Illustrator for designing wording and logos, though exporting between the programs required multiple steps.
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Photo Editing Process
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The document summarizes several clubs available at a school:
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There are several clubs offered at the school including Student Council & Community, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish, Dodge Ball & Art. Student Council involves organizing school events and taking responsibility. The Community club focuses on environmental activities like planting trees. The Spanish club teaches the Spanish language and culture. The Vietnamese club helps students learn about their cultural background. Dodge Ball allows students to play dodgeball for the period. Art club gives students opportunities to develop their creative skills through activities like painting. Overall, the clubs provide fun and engaging extracurricular activities for students.
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This document summarizes various clubs available at a school, including the Student Council & Community club, I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club, and Dodge Ball & Art club. The Student Council & Community club allows students to organize school events and do community service projects. The I Am Vietnamese & Spanish club teaches students about Vietnamese and Spanish cultures and languages. The Dodge Ball & Art club allows students to play dodgeball and develop artistic skills through painting.
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