2. Step One: Colour Tint Change
• For this stage, I used the
website ‘Picmonkey’.
• I then clicked on the magic
wand which opens up the
effects.
• I used the ‘Cross Process’ effect
and used the blue tint and this
is a convention in supernatural
thrillers.
• Then I applied the dusk effect
so that the picture does not
have a lot of brightness.
3. Step Two: Shattered Glass Effect
• Then I opened my image in
Photoshop.
• I searched for a broken glass effect
on Google images.
• I then opened the image in
Photoshop and opened it next to
my main image.
• Using the mouse tool, I clicked on
the glass effect and dragged it onto
my poster.
• I found that the image was too
small so I went on image then
image size
• Changed it to these
measurements which resulted to its
outcome.
5. Step Three: Demonic Face
• I zoomed into the main image and
used the ‘burn’ tool over the eye ball
inside the cracked eye.
• When I felt that it was dark enough,
I used the ‘brush’ tool and made the
colour black.
• Then I changed the colour to red to
use it as eye liner.
• To change the colour, I used the tool
bar on the right and clicked on the
colour gradient on the right side of
the tool bar and clicked on the red
shade.
6. Step Four : Adding Text
• To add the text, I clicked on the
‘T’ icon on the left side of the tool
bar.
• I created a text box then wrote in
it.
• I highlighted the text and
changed the colour the same way
I changed the colour of the paint
brush.
• Additionally, I then highlighted
the text again which immediately
brought up the font box.
• I also highlighted the font box
and changed the font of the title.
7. Step Five: Burning and Dodging.
• Dodging the credit but I changed
the strength of it.
• Instead of a ‘Midtone’, I changed
it to a ‘Highlight’.
• I then dodged the parts of the
credits where it was darker.
• This allowed my audience to be
able to read the credits.
