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- 1. Rhetorical Choices
2. Who is you audience?
3. Multicolored Box DesignPhotoshop
4. RequirementsAdobe PhotoshopComputer
5. Visuals
The tools that I was using in Adobe Photoshop, and the pictures of
the photos, were to demonstrate each single effect. That I was
showing for each of the steps I showed the tools to guide first
time users how and where to use these tools.
6. STEP ONE: Open up Photoshop and get a pictures of a model with a
solid background avoid pictures with to much activity going
on.
7. STEP TWO: Add a new black layer by clicking on the Create a New
Layer icon at the bottom of the layers panel. Then go to the
Toolbox and choose the Rectangular Marquee tool (M). Using the
marquee tool, draw a selection around the face of your subject.
Press and hold the shift key as you click and drag if you want to
constrain the proportions and create a perfect square.
8. STEP THREE: Open the swatches panel (windows>swatches) and
click on the 40% gray color swatch (this changes our foreground
color. Now press option-delete to fill the current selection with
this gray color. Press command-D.
9. STEP FOUR: With this layer still active, draw another box in a
different place on the image fill it with the same gray, and
deselect, just as we did in the last step. Continue adding a couple
more 40% gray boxes.
10. STEP FIVE: Create another new blank layer (layer 2) and add
boxes to this layer but this time fill them with a darker gray
(70-80%). You can also overlap the boxes with one another try to
create as many as you can with different sizes and color tones.
Just be careful not to over do it by adding to many boxes it will
make the image look to busy.
11. STEP SIX: Once you have finished adding shapes of all of the
layers deselect, and then go over to the Layers panel select each
layer except for the background layer and change the blend mode to
Overlay. The shades and overlapping boxes will give you an
interesting result.
12. STEP SEVEN: Now we need to make a combined selection of all the
boxes. In the Layers panel hold down the Command key and click the
top layers thumbnail to load the shapes on this layer as a
selection. Now press and hold Shift-Command youll see you cursor
change to a pointing finger with a plus sign and click the next
layer down to add that layers shapes to the current selection. Do
this for the remaining layers until all of the box shapes are
selected.
13. STEP EIGHT: Next, select the Background layer and press
Command-J to copy the selected area to its own layer (layer 5).
Then hold the Command key and click on the Create a new layer icon
to create Layer 6 a new blank layer underneath Layer 5. Press
Command-Delete to fill this layer with white.
14. STEP NINE: To give your image a little more after effect.
Select each individual layer that contains box shapes and add a
simple drop shadow. Click on each layer, and then click on the Add
a layer style icon (fx) at the bottom of the Layers panel. And
choose Drop Shadow.
15. STEP TEN: To finish off your image adds a radial gradient to
serve as a new background by creating a new layer above Layer 6
then choosing the Gradient Tool (G). In the options Bar, click on
the Gradient Picker and choose the Black, White gradient third icon
form the left in the top row click on the Radial Gradient icon
second from the left in the next group of icons then make sure the
Reverse checkbox is checked on. Now just drag a gradient form the
middle of the models face to the bottom of the image to create a
more interesting background.
16. Congratulations' you have now completed Multicolored Box
Design!!!!!!!!!!!!