Greeting Cards in Photoshop
Greeting Cards in Photoshop
Class Description
- Different approaches to greeting cards
- Working with type and image in Photoshop
- Sourcing assets for your cards (Creative Market, etc.)
- Getting things printed: on demand services, etc
If you're always searching for the perfect card but can never find it, it's time to make your own! Learn how in this class.
Software Used: Adobe Photoshop CC 2015.5.1
Lessons
1Class Introduction 2Document Set Up: Love Note Card 3Add An Image: Love Note Card 4Create And Place Type: Love Note Card 5Add Color And Layering Fonts: Love Note Card 6Add Additional Graphics: Love Note Card 7Image Inspiration For Greeting Cards 8Work With Multiple Images: Thank You Card 9Glyphs: Thank You Card 10Add Type: Thank You Card 11Edit Glyphs With Layer Masks: Im Sorry Card 12Type Inside And MockupsReviews
a Creativelive Student
I bought this class and love it! I learned so much - Khara is a great teacher. She has packed in heaps of detail and new ideas, and is very easy to listen to. I am now a Creative Market addict and have had lots of fun making my own cards. Thanks Khara!
Pat Taylor Schink
I found this really really useful in many ways, like photoshop shortcuts, how to incorporate glyphs and patterns and more. I bought the Sunshine Daisies and the Fontbox pkgs and also discovered that a year ago I had purchased some other packages with glyphs/patterns/dingbat fonts and brushes and never really knew how to use until this. I have watched portions over and over because I didn't take very good notes. Khara is a great instructor. I recommend her, too.
Christal
Khara has really inspired me to try making my own cards. She has taken the intimidation factor out of the process for me. I'm purchasing her class, but I sincerely hope she'll do a follow-up class with yet more ideas. I'd particularly like to see her work through a folded card with text inside. I must say that as a teacher I think she is one of the best I've seen yet on Creative Live. She doesn't flit around too fast and really explains when she is doing (and UN-doing) various steps. Thank you, Khara!