EDITING IMAGES

IMAGE ONE
 STEP ONE

When I opened up a new document I set it so it was

on International Paper, at size A4, and the colour
was RGB Colour.
STEP TWO

The first thing I did was open

up Photoshop and opened
up my first images and put it
onto the background.
 STEP THREE

The second thing I did was add my slogan in the

bottom right corner in white text using Personality
DEMO font. This is because this font was childlike
and would work for the charity I am advertising for.
STEP FOUR

I moved the slogan to the

centre and added the charity
logo to the bottom right.
 STEP FIVE

I then made the slogan bigger and changed the

colour to blue so it would stand out, I also moved
the text to the top right corner
STEP SIX

I made the text bigger and

changed the colour to pink,
this colour can be used on
all of my photos.
 STEP SEVEN

I reorganised the text so that it didnt go over the

model.
STEP EIGHT

After being told that the pink

writing was unclear to read, I
changed both the font to
White and colour to black
which will make it easier to
read.
 STEP NINE

I stretched this image to remove the space below

the model and changed the text so that it goes
down the side instead.
IMAGE TWO
STEP ONE

Using the same process as

the first image, I opened up
a new document on
Photoshop and opened up
my second image.
 STEP TWO

Next I added the slogan again using same colour

and size and font.
STEP THREE

Using the same process, I

added the charities logo.
 STEP FOUR

I changed the font on the other images so that they

all matched and changed the colour so that it would
be easy to read on the background. For the second
photo I reorganised the text and logo as well as
changing the font and colour.
IMAGE THREE
STEP ONE

I opened up a new
Photoshop document,
however for this image I had
to rotate it for the landscape
image. I did this by going to
image, and image rotation
and selected rotate 90
degrees clockwise.
 STEP TWO

I added the same text and logo to my image.

STEP THREE

I changed the font and

colour on the final image
also.