How to make birthday invitation card

How to make Birthday invitationcard 

అడోబ్ ఫోటోషాప్ లో Birthday Invitation Card ని (తెలుగు లో) prepare చేయడం నేర్చుకుంటున్న ప్రక్రియలో భాగంగా నేను రూపొందించినటువంటి ఓ sample Invitation Card Template ని ఇక్కడ మీ అందరితో పంచుకుంటున్నాను. 

ఫోటోషాప్ గురించి తెలిసిన వారు మరియు తెలుగు లో Birthday Invitation Card ని create చేయడం నేర్చుకోవాలనుకుంటున్నవారు దీనిని డౌన్లోడ్ చేసుకొని, మీకు అనుకూలంగా మరియు మీ అభిరుచికి తగినట్లుగా ఈ sample template ని edit చేసుకోగలరు. 

 

 

ఈ Sample & Simple Birthday Invitation Card Template ని ఈ లింకు నుంచి డౌన్‌లోడ్ చేసుకోవచ్చు: http://bit.ly/1bHP5i3

How Do I Make Invitations in Photoshop? If f you have Adobe Photoshop CC, there's no reason to rely on off-the-counter event invitations or to use someone else's template. Create your own custom invitations for any event from weddings and company parties to a child's birthday party. Document Layout Launch Photoshop and press Ctrl-N to create a new document. Enter a height and width for the invitation. Note that you can change the unit of measurement from Points to Inches by clicking the menu beside the Width or Height. Click OK. Photoshop's New document window In this example, the card is 6-by-4 inches. credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. Click the View menu and select New Guide Layout. Click the Margin check box and enter margins for the invitation. Margin guides will appear over the document to make it easier to align the invitation's artwork. New Guide Layout window A .25-inch margin is used here on all sides of the invitation. credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. Creating an Invitation Select the Horizontal Type Tool in the Toolbox and drag the cursor from the upper-left corner of the margins to the right margin to create a title for the invitation. Use the menus in the Option bar to set a Font, Font Size, Color and Text Alignment. Use a font that suits the occasion. To adjust a font after you've already typed the words, highlight the letters with the Horizontal Type Tool. To add a curve to the text, click the Warp Text icon in the Options bar. You're Invited written on an invitation This title uses Photoshop's Edwardian Script credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. Select a Horizontal Arc to warp the text and then drag the Bend slider to adjust the amount of warp. Warp Text window This invitation uses a -23 degree bend to suggest a smile. credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. Add a second text box to enter the event details. You don't need to use the same font style for each text box, however most invitations shouldn't use more than two or three fonts. To quickly adjust the spacing between lines in a text box, highlight the space between the lines and then adjust the Font Size as needed. Changing the font size of a space between lines Reduce the space between lines to make more room for additional text. credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. Most invitations should include: the name of the event the event location the event date and time RSVP information Add illustrations to your invitation from the Custom Shape menu. Select the Custom Shape Tool from the Toolbox. If you don't see the Custom Shape Tool, click and hold the Shape that is visible, such as the Rectangle or Ellipse Tool, to reveal it. Hold down the Shift key while you drag the cursor to draw the shape. Use the Fill and Stroke Color menus in the Options bar to select the colors you want for the shape. Custom Shape gallery Custom shapes include arrows, animals and banners. credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. As you incorporate more details into the invitation, you'll probably need to adjust the size and position of the elements you already added. To adjust more than one element at a time, such as two custom shapes, Ctrl-click their layers in the Layers Panel. Layers panel with a completed invitation Two layers with custom shapes are moved at once by ctrl-clicking each layer.

 Customizing Invitations A black and white invitation works well for weddings and formal events, but other events, like a child's birthday party, demand some color and some fun fonts -- including Comic Sans. To add color to the entire invitation, click the Rectangle Tool in the Toolbox, and then select a Fill and Stroke Color in the Options bar. After adding the rectangle -- either over the entire canvas or just within the margins -- drag the new Shape layer to the bottom of the stack in the Layers panel. a brightly-colored birthday party invitation Use a child's favorite colors for a children's birthday invitation. credit: Screenshot courtesy of Adobe. Printing If you're not sending the invitations to a printer, or using custom stock, you can print the invitations on standard letter-sized card stock. First save the invitation as a PSD file, and then select Flatten Image from the Layer menu. Press Ctrl-A and Ctrl-V to copy the invitation, and then close the document without saving this last change. Press Ctrl-N to create a second document and select Photoshop's US Letter preset. Press Ctrl-V to paste copies of the invitation into the document and then drag them in place. After printing, you can cut the invitations from the card stock using a pencil, ruler and sharp scissors.

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