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Technical skills 2

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Sophie Walker

The document discusses the steps taken to create a poster advertising a food sale event, including: - Adding a gradient backdrop and cropped logo in the center - Inserting information about the date, time, location, and food items being sold - Refining the poster by removing excess white space around the logo and cropping out smaller pixels - Adding catchy text about shark finning to draw more attention to the poster

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TECHNICAL SKILLS TERESA MCGILLIVRAY 11D
WHAT NEEDS TO BE IN OUR POSTER • The product  T-shirts  Food we are selling • Date March 3rd • Time  All day • Venue  Discovery Bay Plaza Flea Market • Possibly prices of food and shirts?
MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER I also included I wanted to start with a the logo on our back drop that I made shirts and am on photo shop using the attempting to ‘gradient’ tool. I make it centre of decided to go with this attention on the colour because it poster corresponds to the colour of our created logo on the shirts. It’s also an eye catching colour.
MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER When adding in our logo I had to crop it down to a suitable size. Once inserted, the next step was to crop out the white areas around the shark’s head.
MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER Then using the marquee tool I begun to crop out the larger white areas. I then had to use the magic wand tool. This tool enabled me to crop out the smaller white pixels that are along the logo curves.
MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER The next step was adding in all of the information. This poster is for the food sale, which means all that needs advertising is the food. Another poster will be used to advertise our product and the HKSF. As I attempted to add in all the information but the poster wound up looking overcrowded.
MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER By this stage the poster had the logo and all the necessary information for the event. Although my partner and I felt it lacked something and didn't attract attention. As space on the poster was limited I simply added another text, a catchy line to do with shark finning and using the blur tool defined and outlined the main areas on the poster.
THE FINISHED EVENT POSTER What? Where? When? Why?

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Technical skills 2

  • 1. TECHNICAL SKILLS TERESA MCGILLIVRAY 11D
  • 2. WHAT NEEDS TO BE IN OUR POSTER • The product  T-shirts  Food we are selling • Date March 3rd • Time  All day • Venue  Discovery Bay Plaza Flea Market • Possibly prices of food and shirts?
  • 3. MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER I also included I wanted to start with a the logo on our back drop that I made shirts and am on photo shop using the attempting to ‘gradient’ tool. I make it centre of decided to go with this attention on the colour because it poster corresponds to the colour of our created logo on the shirts. It’s also an eye catching colour.
  • 4. MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER When adding in our logo I had to crop it down to a suitable size. Once inserted, the next step was to crop out the white areas around the shark’s head.
  • 5. MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER Then using the marquee tool I begun to crop out the larger white areas. I then had to use the magic wand tool. This tool enabled me to crop out the smaller white pixels that are along the logo curves.
  • 6. MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER The next step was adding in all of the information. This poster is for the food sale, which means all that needs advertising is the food. Another poster will be used to advertise our product and the HKSF. As I attempted to add in all the information but the poster wound up looking overcrowded.
  • 7. MANUFACTURING OUR POSTER By this stage the poster had the logo and all the necessary information for the event. Although my partner and I felt it lacked something and didn't attract attention. As space on the poster was limited I simply added another text, a catchy line to do with shark finning and using the blur tool defined and outlined the main areas on the poster.
  • 8. THE FINISHED EVENT POSTER What? Where? When? Why?