PHOTOSHOP FOR DESIGN BOARDS
PHOTOSHOP DEVELOPMENT
In Art Portfolio One, I learnt how to use Photoshop. This term I had the liberty to pick from other design board software's but I still used photoshop because it is widely used in the design industry.
Since I am starting a new design board series I selected the New File button on the left side of the screen
I then selected the A3 sheet and changed the orientation to landscape and clicked on create.
I then searched for a copyright free image on Unsplash but I did not like this image. For my final Art Portflolio design boards I wanted a pastel colour but I did not know what exactly I wanted
At that moment in order not to waste time I decided to start with the texts while I delibrate on the colour I wanted.
I then decided to use my concept image as the background, reducing the opacity and layering it with a pastel blue colour.
Afterwards, I began to develop all the design board by cropping imagesnand editing them when the need arises. I also used Photoshop to type in respective texts for the concept, site plan, demographics as well as the site plan.
In the image above I was transferring the image to my designboard by selecting the whole image, tapping on edit then copy then I pasted the image on the main design board. I repeated the same process throughout till I finished all my design boards
The boards above is the compilation of all the outcomes I worked towards this year. I am very content with the progress I made because I was able to take this project head on in order to produce outcomes using various techniques.
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