Unit 1.4 - Stages (Front)

1) This is my first stage of my front cover of my leaflet. I have used an Font called Slant to emphasis the technology that has grown in South bank. I have used a black background because I thought it would stand out more with the light blue. I have decided to type in "The South Bank" because I thought it would stand out more and make sense.

2) After adding a blue font with a white stroke around it firmly. I have decided to manipulate a picture which I have taken on the trip. This is a picture of a colleague from Diploma who have given permission for me to use his picture. After attaching the picture on to photo shop, I decided, I didn't want the back ground so I used a tool on Photo Shop called the Extract Tool which removes the back ground with a effect on the edges which makes my leaflet very unique. I used one of the filter tool to give it a brush effect which stands out.

3)This is a Screen shot showing the same picture but its been manipulated in a better way to make it stand out. This filter is called Cutout and I Found this when I was going the different filters. I Changed the colour on Hue and Saturation to contrast with the writing and other features which I am going to add.

4)This is Print screen from my 4th stage of my front cover. In this stage, i have decided to add in the date told by my teacher. I wanted the same font but I thought different colour would make the leaflet stand out. I also added a different coloured stroke around the l

etters which makes it easy to read.

5) In this screen shot, I have added a slogan at the bottom which states "Technology in it's best form". I thought this slogan really stood out and it had a deep meaning into how I see South Bank. I have decided to keep it the same as the title but I have just made it a bit smaller because it wasn't that important.

6) This is my 6th screen shot at home. I have created an habitat around my computer which I am able to work with full imagination and freedom. I Found a picture of the BFI Imax cinema on google images and I have rubbed out the back ground to make it go with my black Background. At the top, I have used a Brush which I Downloaded from the internet. I thought that the splatter brushes gave it a unique effect.