Design Boards: Process

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I will be creating design boards in order to show my project just as I did in Art Portfolio 1. I did this using Photoshop. 

I started by opening Photoshop, I then clicked on 'New File' and went to the 'Print' section. I selected the A4 document and put it in landscape orientation.

 

I had downloaded an image from Pexels earlier to use as my background. I uploaded it on to Photoshop by clicking on 'File' in the top toolbar and then on 'Open'. I selected the image I wanted, I then clicked on 'Select' in the toolbar and then on 'all'. After that I clicked on 'Edit' and then copied the image. I went back to my canvas and pasted it on there

 

I followed the same step for pasting my logo onto the canvas. I then used the 'Move' tool to move my logo to the top right hand corner and also to adjust the size bigger


I typed my beading and sub heading using the Horizontal type tool. All my texts are in Garamond font, the font size of the heading and subheading are 36pts and 30pts respectively


I used the Horizontal type tool to type the rest of my content still using the Garamond font

I then uploaded the image of my concept drawing and changed my font size to 13pts. I also used he 'Move' tool to adjust my text to accommodate the image I uploaded

 I repeated these steps for all my design boards.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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