(MP1) Project 4: Slogan With Alter Graphics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The subject of my poster is my friend Aiden, and the slogan I used is “Yearn to Learn”. My poster had 4 layers, the text layer, background layer and 2 overlays. For the background layer, I stretched the image to double its original width in order to fit the screen properly. For the blue glow, I moved it slightly down and put it over the background, changed the blending option to overlay and kept fill at 100% (tutorial 12). The green glow I put even further down and above the blue one, and also changed the blending option to overlay and kept fill at 100% (tutorial 12). For the text, I moved it to be in a curved parabolic pattern by converting text to shape and toggling free transform path for all the letters, and added a text color overlay to make it a bright magenta (text tutorial 11). My main takeaway is that it is important to separate the masked layers in order to orient them correctly and keep the layer list organized.

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