Créer un planificateur personnalisé avec Photoshop
Apprenez à concevoir un planificateur unique et imprimable avec Photoshop grâce à ce tutoriel simple et créatif.
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Organisez vos repas, tâches et projets avec un planificateur fait maison qui vous ressemble.
Bonjour à tous, dans ce tutoriel sur Adobe Photoshop je vais vous montrer comment personnaliser et créer votre propre planificateur.
Pour cela on va commencer par coloriser l'arrière-plan grâce à l'outil pot de peinture.
Nous allons également voir comment utiliser l'outil texte pour créer des titres, aussi comment découvrir de nouvelles polices grâce à Adobe Font et enfin comment utiliser l'outil forme pour créer des traits mais aussi des rectangles afin de délimiter les différentes zones.
Grâce à ces outils vous pourrez personnaliser vos planificateurs selon vos envies.
Vous avez déjà cherché un agenda ou un planning en ligne sans jamais trouver celui qui vous convenait vraiment ? Trop simple, trop chargé, pas au bon format…
Créer son propre planificateur est une alternative pratique. Vous obtenez un support unique, parfaitement adapté à vos besoins, et surtout agréable à utiliser au quotidien.
Dans ce tutoriel, vous allez réaliser un planificateur hebdomadaire pensé pour organiser les repas, prévoir une liste de courses et garder une zone de notes.
Vous pourrez ensuite décider de chaque détail : la mise en page, les couleurs, les polices, les espaces d’écriture pour en faire un planificateur qui vous ressemble.
Et une fois le modèle créé, il suffit de quelques minutes pour générer des versions différentes : un planning repas, un agenda professionnel, ou même un planificateur familial pour toute la maison.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Structurer un agenda / planning clair à l’aide des outils Texte et Forme,
Utiliser les outils essentiels (Pipette, Pot de peinture, Rectangle, Trait),
Incruster une photo dans vos lettres avec le masque d'écrêtage,
Organiser efficacement la mise en page grâce à la gestion des calques,
Concevoir un modèle réutilisable et adaptable à différents usages.
À propos de l’auteur
Je m’appelle Louisa, je suis illustratrice freelance et créatrice de contenus, basée à Berlin. Je partage les coulisses de mon métier, mes conseils, ma passion et des tutoriels, principalement sur YouTube, mais aussi sur Instagram, à travers des contenus dédiés à la création et à la vie d’indépendante.
En parallèle, j’ai eu la chance de collaborer avec de nombreux clients en illustration, pour qui j’ai réalisé des compositions pleines de couleurs.
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