This is the digipack magazine advert I have produced on photoshop. In order to make it look professional, I have watched various youtube tutorials in order to create a professional and sleek look, The majority of these tutorials have shown me how to use the opacity and filter settings on photoshop. By learning how to do these professional techniques, I have manipulated certain shapes and objects in order to create the spacial background for the digipack. For the font I downloaded a pre-existing font from dafont and then extracted it to the fonts folder in order to use it on my poster. For the stars, I search on google for "stars" and found a fitting image, after copying and pasting the design on my background, I used the magic wand tool to get rid of the background after doing this I used the contrast/brightness and colour settings in order to make the yellow stars white, in order for them to suit the environment of the poster. For each of the retail sellers logos, I simply searched for each of them on google after doing this I resized them and used the magic wand to delete any of the white spaces in the backgrounds. In order to give it a sleek look I uploaded a pre-made image of our fictional recording company and pasted it on the background. After adding all of the images, I started to add the text. For the text, I simply used the downloaded font, after doing this I changed the text colour to white and started to enter things such as reviews and the titles. When I had finished the text, I asked my group member if he would create a digipack album cover for me to include in the advert, after doing so he sent me the image in order for me to use it in the advert. After pasting it onto the background I resized it and aligned everything in order for it to look neat and tidy.
