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Poster Project

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What kind of poster do you want to create? Ideas?

Let’s BRAINSTORM…

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Other Ideas:

-Animals/Family, Bike Race/Club, Environmental Cause, Magazine, Music Concert, Movies, Event, School Event, Business, Activity

Vintage Look

  • Propaganda

Cars

Concert Events

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What TEXT or information needs to be included?

Think about the: �WHO? WHAT? WHEN? WHERE? HOW?

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Outline the EXACT words that are going to be used on your poster.

Example:(Bike Race Event Poster)

Arapahoe Mountain Bike Team Event

Chalk Creek Stampede

October 7, 2023 Saturday: Piedra

October 8, 2023 Sunday: Platte

More Info: coloradomtb.org

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What Elements make a GOOD POSTER?

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Emphasis and Hierarchy:�Give your work a focal point�And establish a system of importance

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Emphasis and Hierarchy - Variations - Use Leading Guidelines

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Brainstorm YOUR different TYPOGRAPHY layouts…

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TYPOGRAPHY

Typography is the art of arranging letters and text in a way that makes the copy legible, clear, and visually appealing to the reader. It involves font style, appearance, and structure, which aims to elicit certain emotions and convey specific messages.

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TYPOGRAPHY

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Type Style- A variation on a typeface, such as bold, italics, or normal.

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Has feet

NO feet

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KERNING

Kerning is the spacing between specific pairs of characters.

Kerning is the spacing between individual letters or characters. Unlike tracking, which adjusts the amount of space between the letters of an entire word in equal increments, kerning is focused on how type looks — creating readable text that's visually pleasing.

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TRACKING

Tracking is used to change the spacing between ALL characters in a block of text.

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LEADING

If kerning and tracking are typography basics to adjust the distance between letters horizontally, then leading is a technique with a function to adjust letters or words vertically.

Leading is the distance between each line of text.

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Where can I find COPYRIGHT FREE PHOTOS?

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Where to add IMAGES…

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WHAT?

(Event)

WHEN?

(Date)

WHEN?

(Time)

HOW?

(Website for more information)

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WHAT?

(Event/Title)

WHEN?

(Date, not specific enough!)

HOW?

(Website for more information)

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Tutorials

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Adobe Photoshop REQUIREMENTS

Screen Print Movie Poster

Requirements

  • 13in x 19in
  • Foreground
  • Middle Ground
  • Background
  • 4 Ink Colors
  • 1 Paper Color / Texture
  • 5 required Typography
  • Seamless Pattern
  • Border
  • Craftsmanship
  • Professional

ACA PS Concepts

  • Setting project requirements
  • Identifying design elements when preparing images
  • Understanding Photoshop
  • Manipulating Images

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When preparing images to be used for different mediums (print, web, and video) in Photoshop, different file forms are required…

SVG- Large document format

JPG- Photos

PNG- Used in Microsoft applications and has a transparent background

EPS- Commercial printing

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Understanding editing types.

Destructive vs. Non-destructive

Destructive Editing- Using adjustment layers- Making adjustments using the Image > Adjustments menu�

Non-Destructive Editing�- Transforming Smart Objects

- Using Clone Stamp tool

- Masking

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Color Terms

Color ModeWorking space profile associated with the file. It can be changes to meet output needs.�Gamut�The range of colors that a color system can display

Bit Depth�The amount of color information available for each pixel in an image

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Color Terms

CMYKColor mode where each pixel is assigned a percentage value for each of the process links

RBG�Color mode where wac pixel is assigned an intensity value from 0(black) to 255(white) for viewing on a screen

Greyscale�An image that includes only black,white, and shades of grey

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Terms

Image ResolutionImage comprised of embedded mathematical anchor points, paths, and curves

Rasterizing�Changing the pixel dimensions by adding or deleting pixels through interpolation of down sampling

Resample�Converting anchor points or paths to pixels

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Terms

Bitmap�Number of pixels in as image or given area

Vector�Images comprised of pixels