Masters in Poster Designing with Adobe Photoshop

Discover the origins of Adobe Photoshop, created by two brothers Thomas Knoll and John, and its evolution from image to pixel-based raster graphics for poster design.

Explore how to reset Photoshop to default, access factory reset on startup, and enable scratch disks to boost performance for large images.

Explore the Photoshop user interface, including the menubar, tool options, two-column toolbars, and palettes, to edit images, manage layers, typography, color, and filters.

Learn to set up a new Photoshop document using the menu bar or shortcut, choose presets for photo, print, art, and mobile, and adjust size, orientation, color mode, and resolution.

Learn to research a design theme through image-led discovery, identify key instruments and colors, then apply dark background concepts to create impactful jazz-themed posters.

Explore storyboard design as the foundation of poster design, planning multiple layouts, selecting colors and images, and aligning typography to convey a jazz event with saxophone imagery.

Craft a color storyboard for posters using watercolors, planning margins and dummy design, and layering light then dark tones to depict a jazz festival poster.

Learn to design a jazz music poster by creating a multi-layered layout in Photoshop, including background color, rectangles, color modes, and precise transformations for print-ready posters.

Identify high-resolution stock images for poster design, suitable for commercial use, considering orientation, size, and color, to convey jazz mood and download the best options.

Learn to edit images for poster design in Photoshop by mastering rectangular, elliptical, single-row/column selections, freehand tools, color-based tools, and the pen tool to create precise selections and layouts.

Master typography for poster design by selecting fonts, colors, and alignment to convey the message clearly, while using Photoshop to place, rotate, and transform text for a cohesive look.

Discover how small design details—typography, spacing, alignment, and image placement—produce a bigger impact on communication. The lesson shows practical tweaks for clearer, more informative posters.

Learn to export posters from photoshop, saving in psd for editing and choosing web and print formats, while comparing rgb and cmyk color and adjusting quality.

Create a food poster by building a layout with ellipse and rectangle shapes forming a plate, add background and food images with warm colors for a print-ready design.

Learn to design a food poster in Photoshop by placing multiple images, using clipping masks to fit images into shapes, and adjusting opacity for a balanced background.

Apply typography to the food poster by placing text content, adjusting font size and color, and highlighting seven days open and Thai food with an ellipse, Aryal Black, and strokes.

Apply final finishing techniques in Photoshop to polish a poster, including text color, font size, blending options, and strokes. Create bullet lists with shapes and hue adjustments to distinguish items.

Create a layered tourism poster in Photoshop by planning the layout, selecting a color storyboard background image, adding frames and multiple images, and placing text to highlight Thailand tourism.

Learn to assemble a Thailand tourism poster by importing and layering photos in photoshop, applying clipping masks, and composing three travel images within a coordinated layout.

Master typography for a Thailand tourism poster by arranging text blocks, using fonts like Lucida Bright and Edvin Script IDC, and applying color, stroke, shadow, and alignment.

Apply finishing enhancements to a Thailand tourism poster by adjusting typography, backgrounds, opacity, and shapes in Photoshop, then save for print and other purposes.

Conclude your poster design journey by moving from pencil drawing to Photoshop. Stay tuned for regular updates and wish you a successful career.