Because Dorothy couldn't imagine how I could make such nice small flyers, I thought I'd share how I did it, if for no other reason than to show how easy it is to make something like that.
I needed some Art Lesson flyers, and at first thought just some simple wording, with text in black and white. But i had no idea how to sell an art class for kids, so decided to google "Children's Art Class Flyers". And of course there were dozens and dozens of examples, and all in nice vibrant colours.
I liked the idea of incorporating children's hand-prints, and I was once again going to use my little cardboard hand cutouts (because there's no way I'm risking staining my doll's actual hands).
I cut out a rectangle of watercolour paper 8.5 x 11 cm, the same proportions as regular printer paper. I dropped splotches of colour around the bottom, and added the hand prints. Then I lined up my tiny 'pencil crayons' across the top....to take the initial photo....
I needed some Art Lesson flyers, and at first thought just some simple wording, with text in black and white. But i had no idea how to sell an art class for kids, so decided to google "Children's Art Class Flyers". And of course there were dozens and dozens of examples, and all in nice vibrant colours.
I liked the idea of incorporating children's hand-prints, and I was once again going to use my little cardboard hand cutouts (because there's no way I'm risking staining my doll's actual hands).
I cut out a rectangle of watercolour paper 8.5 x 11 cm, the same proportions as regular printer paper. I dropped splotches of colour around the bottom, and added the hand prints. Then I lined up my tiny 'pencil crayons' across the top....to take the initial photo....
Cropped it back down to 8.5 x 11....
Added the text in Photoshop....
Then dropped, and shrank it, into IPages - duplicating it eight more times.
Then turned it into a pdf. (the image below is just a jpg of the pdf)
Then turned it into a pdf. (the image below is just a jpg of the pdf)
Then a quick run through the colour printer, and they just needed cutting out. Super easy!!
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De: Antique Lilac - Blog - http://www.antiquelilac.com/blog/how-to-make-a-flyer
Fecha: February 23, 2018 at 04:57PM
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