Today we are making a practice advert. My advert will be a donkey sanctuary charity. I am going to create this advert on Pixlr. I will create a logo, tagline and consider my target audience.
I opened Pixlr, then clicked on 'Create New' and then chose Print in the top menu of the dialog box and then chose A4, added a title and clicked on Background and chose white. Then clicked on okay to make my canvas, My poster will be portrait so I clicked on 'Image' in the top meu and then rotate canvas.I then clicked on File in the top menu and 'open' and chose my donkey image from my desktop which I had downloaded from Unsplash as these are copyright free images and are free to use. I then wanted to add my donkey to my canvas so I went to my donkey image and clicked on 'Select' and then 'Select All' from the top menu and then I went to 'Edit' in the top menu and then 'copy'. I then went back to my canvas and clicked on 'Edit' and then 'paste'. Now my image is on my canvas.
The next step was to create a logo on Adobe Express. So I created a name for my charity and chose the style and the colours I wanted.
One version was transparent, the other had a background colour, I will now add this to my advert.
Next I added a new text layer by clicking on the 'T' in the left hand tools menu and then clicking on the canvas. I then changed the words to my tagline and then I change the colour to compliment my image and logo. I used Beornheard font at 68pts and then I used the alignment to left align the words. Finally I added further words with a donate now section and used the move and alignment tools to place this ion my advert.
Please see my final advert here which I downloaded as both a png and a jpeg file for higher quality.
Reflection
This was a good practice as it helps me to think about the graphic design and structure of the advert and who my audience are and how I will reach them. I quite enjoyed he colour scheme which worked with of the colours in the image and I think this is simple and clean and would bring donations.
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