1. Descarga lasimágenes de práctica . Descargaremos la plantilla Octavilla de rock independiente estilo periódico y la abriremos directamente en Photoshop.
2. Haz clic en Crearnuevo en el panel izquierdo de Photoshop.
3. En la ventana Nuevo Documento, elige la categoría Imprimir y, a continuación, haz clic en Ver todos los ajustes preestablecidos +.
4. Desplázate hacia abajo para encontrar la plantilla Octavilla de rock independiente estilo periódico, haz clic en ella y selecciona Descargar. Una vez que la plantilla se ha descargado de Adobe Stock, el botón Descargar cambia al botón Abrir.
5. En caso de que en la plantilla se utilice una fuente que no esté disponible en tu ordenador, es posible que veas el cuadro de diálogo Fuentes no disponibles de Typekit. Haz clic en Resolver fuentes para descargar o sincronizar la fuente que falte en tu ordenador, si es necesario.
Sustituye el texto del titular
6. Selecciona la herramienta Texto en la barra de herramientas de la izquierda.
7. En el panel Capas de la derecha, busca el grupo de capas Texto y expande el grupo de capas Titular haciendo clic en la flecha pequeña. Después, selecciona la capa INDIEROCK.
8. Haz doble clic en el texto INDIEROCK para resaltarlo y escribe "THREE AT TEN".
9. El titular es demasiado grande para el espacio que hay, resalta el texto de nuevo y cámbiale el tamaño a 75 puntos.
Reemplaza los colores de fondo
10. Haz clic en la flecha pequeña del grupo de capas Texto para minimizarlo. Expande los grupos de capas Gráfico y Titular.
11. Haz doble clic en la miniatura de la capa Cuadro de encabezado para abrir el cuadro de diálogo Selector de color
. Utiliza los reguladores de la barra de colores para ir a la gama de color púrpura. Mueve el círculo de selección de color hasta que te guste la tonalidad y, a continuación, haz clic en OK.
Consejo: Para aplicar exactamente el mismo color de fondo en otros elementos, abre de nuevo el cuadro de diálogo Selector de color y copia el código hexadecimal del campo # en el portapapeles.
12. Ahora expande el grupo de capas Artistas, haz doble clic en la miniatura de la capa Cuadro y pega el código de color en el campo #. Luego, haz clic en
OK. Expande el grupo de capas Cuadro y repite este paso con las tres capas del grupo.
Añade imágenes
13. Expande los grupos de capas Imágenes y Artista principal. Haz doble clic en la miniatura de objeto inteligente en la capa para abrir el objeto inteligente incrustado. Añade una foto en la capa [TU IMAGEN AQUÍ].
14. Arrastra la imagen MainArtist.jpg de los archivos de práctica que has descargado anteriormente, suéltala en el lienzo y pulsa Intro.
Consejo: Si la foto no encaja en el espacio dado del objeto inteligente, arrastra los controles de las esquinas para ajustar la foto al espacio y pulsa Intro.
15. Para guardar los cambios, pulsa Ctrl + S en Windows o Cmd + S en MacOS y cierra la ventana adicional del objeto inteligente. Repite este proceso con los grupos de capas Otros artistas y Otros artistas 2 usando las imágenes
OtherArtist1.jpg y OtherArtist2.jpg.
16. En el menú Archivo, selecciona Guardar como... para guardar el archivo con un nombre descriptivo en el ordenador.
17. Elige Imprimir... para imprimir el cartel desde el ordenador.
Consejo: Si quieres imprimir tu cartel en una imprenta, guarda la ilustración como un archivo Photoshop PDF en una memoria USB y selecciona [Impresión de alta calidad] en el cuadro de diálogo Guardar Adobe PDF.
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