"CHRISTMAS GREETING CARD DESIGN CONTEST" By @niglys8

in hive-197809 •  3 years ago  (edited)

Greetings wonderful members @steemskillshare community. I feel so delighted knowing that Christmas is here again. Christmas seasons gives a joyous feeling to everyone because it's a time to extend love to everyone around us and also a time to visit and merry with our loved ones. I sincerely appreciate our graphic design teacher @atim1234 for engaging us with designing a christmas card in this amazing contest inorder for us to test our graphic design skills.

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I designed my Christmas greeting Card with the pixel lab application. And I must say that I had great fun designing it. And it has also helped to gain more knowledge in my graphic design skills.
Below are the steps I followed to achieve my design.

  • Step 1
    Launch the pixel lab application and click on the three dots at the top right of the app and click on image size

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  • Change image size to 550 for the width and 370 for the height

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This is my preferred size for a greeting card design on the pixel lab application.
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  • Step 2
    Click on the background icon and choose the colour option so as to choose a background colour. I chose a white colour for my design.
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  • Step 3
    Click on the add icon and select the shapes option. I chose a square shape, change the colour to red and enabled it.
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  • Step 4
    After I rotated the shape, I clicked on the copy icon to copy my square shape and I kept in the same position with my former shape.

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  • Step 5
    On the second shape, I activated the image icon and clicked on the shadow option to add a shadow colour. I used the colour that is almost transparent on my design
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  • Step 6
    I clicked on the add icon again and chose the from gallery option to add my already downloaded Christmas image to it.

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  • Click on Send to back option and arrange properly
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  • Step 7
    I added the steem skillshare logo by clicking on the add icon and choosing the "from gallery option". And I positioned it properly on my design
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  • Step 8
    On the add icon again, I clicked on the text icon to add my texts, I input the "Merry Christmas" text and chose the "Chantelli Antiqua" font.
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  • I followed the same step for other texts that I used on my design.

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  • Step 9
    I added two stroke line close to " & " just to make it look good by clicking on the add icon and choosing the shapes option
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And after I made sure that everything is in order on my design, I saved my Christmas card design by clicking on the save icon.

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I enjoyed every bit of this Christmas card design process. I hope to engage in more creative graphic design contest here in this great community.
Thank you for reading through and merry christmas in advance🤗


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Cc.
@atim1234
@milakz
@daytona475
@ftz
@papi.mati

Warm regards,
@niglys8

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Hi @niglys8 The Christmas card is beautiful. Would you consider joining again as a design teacher?
Thank you very much for your excellent participation!

Thank you very much!
Yes! I would love to in the next season.

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