Photoshop Stuff

For this project, students had to make an elaborate yearbook cover for the school that included the theme for the school year, a hand or fingerprint, and a list of informational requirements. The yearbook cover entry's were also put in for a chance to be the actual yearbook cover for the school. When completing this project, I learned how to come up with a design that is both education friendly and creative enough to be eligible to be chosen as a possible cover.

This project had the main purpose of spreading the word that my school was having early yearbook sales. I had to come up with a fitting promo poster that followed school guidelines, included the necessary information, and had an eye catching design that made students stop to look. This project taught me to keep the designs simple, I do not always have to pack in what I can. I learned how to make a consistent color scheme and use those colors wisely in the correct areas.  

This is the ticket portion of the "Soul J Experience" set of designs in the "pick a project assignment. For this portion I had to include the  time, date, venue/location, graphic/logo, name of the band, and ticket number. When completing the ticket, I learned how to keep a consistent color scheme, and make a ticket just as interesting as the poster, or flyer would be. 

This is my design for an artist/band, I determined a local venue, and then conceptualized, the design, and layout for a professional concert poster, professional flyer and matching, common-design concert ticket with a unifying theme.  What I learned from this project was how to come up with simple, yet effective designs in a short period of time with certain criteria that was needed in order for the poster to be hypothetically published.