How to use PS to make a promotional poster
For posters, you must first decide on the format of the poster, that is, determine the aspect ratio (such as 5:3 or 10:7), and then choose a format that matches the length and width. than background. A ready-made background is used as a demonstration here, so there is no need to do more processing.
How to use PS to make posters
After opening the background image in PS, copy a background image layer (a customary operation), and then create a new blank layer.
How to use PS to make posters
Next, text materials will be used. The text can be edited with the text editing function of PS, or you can use material files. Here we use material files first. Place the text material in the blank layer and adjust the position before confirming the placement.
Use the color range mask of the mask to hide the white background of the text, so that the text is placed in the poster.
Then select the filter, Outer Glow filter. Make the text stand out a little more. (Of course, the specific special effects and text used depend on personal aesthetics)
After the theme text editing is completed, use the add text command to add some detailed text.
Finally, add some small embellishments (such as crows flying by) and the poster is complete. Of course, this is just a simple demonstration, so this work is only completed in a very crude way. You can definitely make more refined works. A simple tutorial on making posters with PS
A simple tutorial on making posters with PS is as follows:
1. Open the software PS, create a new A4 size canvas, add material background and basketball, Ctrl+T to freely transform and adjust the size Position, adjust the hue and saturation of the basketball with Ctrl+U, and create a clipping mask with Ctrl+Alt+G.
2. Shift+Ctrl+Alt+N to create a new layer, Ctrl+Alt+G to create a clipping mask, use the brush tool and eyedropper tool to adjust the color details of the picture, set the layer mode to Overlay, and adjust the basketball Ctrl+M curve.
3. Add material hands, Ctrl+J to copy the hand layer, Ctrl+T to freely transform and adjust the size and position, use the brush tool and eyedropper tool to adjust the color details of the hands, Ctrl+Alt+G Create a clipping mask and adjust the Ctrl+U hue and saturation of the overall picture.
4. Add the material city and storm, use Ctrl+T to freely transform and adjust the size and position, adjust the opacity of the city layer to 70%, add a mask, and use the brush tool and eyedropper tool to adjust the color details of the picture.
5. Add a solid color layer, adjust the fill color, set the opacity to 50%, and select the layer mode to Soft Light.
6. Add material clouds, birds and characters, adjust the fill color, and use Ctrl+T to freely transform and adjust the size and position.
7. Use the brush tool and eyedropper tool to adjust the color details of the picture, Ctrl+Alt+G to create a clipping mask, Ctrl+J to copy the character layer, Ctrl+T to freely transform and adjust the position, and add dynamic blur .
8. Adjust the Ctrl+U hue and saturation of the dynamically blurred character layer.
9. Add material Mars effect and wind and snow effect, Ctrl+T to freely transform and adjust the size and position, and use the brush tool and eyedropper tool to adjust the color details of the picture.
10. Add copy content, Ctrl+J to copy the layer, select Filter-Other-High Contrast Preservation, set the layer mode to Linear Light, set the transparency to 40%, improve the details of the picture, and complete the drawing. How to make a poster in PS
The steps to make a poster in PS are to create a new poster, set the scaling pixels, select the rectangle, scale the graphics, and add text.
Tools/materials: LenovoThinkVision, Windows10, Photpshop7.0
1. Create a new poster
Open PS and create a new poster with a width of 1920 pixels and a height of 750 pixels Poster, then fill in the color of the poster.
2. Set the zoom pixels
Select the rectangle tool, fill it with color, click Select, Modify, Zoom on the top of the interface, and adjust the zoom pixels according to the poster needs.
3. Select the rectangle
Deselect the new rectangle and set the color and pixels.
4. Zoom graphics
Find a piece of material, put the material into the rectangular frame, and hold down Ctrl+T to zoom in and out of the graphics.
5. Add text
Select a rectangle tool to fill with color, put the filled rectangle tool into the box, and add text to the rectangle on the left.