5 Easy Poster Compositions Using a Single Photo | Photoshop Tutorial

[@marcamuswinn9739]

I like this because it really shows how much i am over thinking as a beginner. The design are really cool but yet simple at the time.

[@creatiwe821]

Loved this!

[@realdanielcohen]

Appreciate it! Thanks for watching

[@dialloaboubakr1838]

Great video! Love the simplicity of it

[@realdanielcohen]

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed!

[@828media2]

Love these clean designs @DanielCohen!!

[@realdanielcohen]

Thank you 828!

[@gascoigne18]

Very inspiring techniques, thank you, Daniel!

[@realdanielcohen]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@jody_li]

Some cool simple and creative edits Thank you, Daniel

[@realdanielcohen]

glad you liked them!

[@GlobetrotterFutties]

Thank you very much! You are doing a great job with this videos and helping me a lot with my custom trading cards.

[@realdanielcohen]

I appreciate it! Thanks for watching, glad they’ve been helpful

[@GlobetrotterFutties]

@@realdanielcohen Keep it going. I love your tutorials and those simple designs.

[@rcaneso]

How does the margins appear? That seems very helpful.

[@realdanielcohen]

I’ve got a whole video on grids, guides and margins! kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2LJmq2th8upoMksi=olGz6Y77ccIOcFHI

[@Leesh]

your vids are so good, your way of design all that. i know u have made how to make your cutouts better but in general. can u do in depth guide about it in the future. for example, highlights and shadows based of lights and etc. u dont need to just a recommendation ✌

[@kekoc611]

great video!!

[@realdanielcohen]

Thanks! Appreciate you watching

[@user-ng1vq5mb8j]

Bro, how to find players image .???

[@realdanielcohen]

I work for the Ultimate Frisbee Association (UFA) so I have access to the league's library of photos, plus some of the pics I use (like the one in this video) I took myself!

[@brandonjones93]

What size is your canvas in this video?

[@realdanielcohen]

1080x1350

[@brandonjones93]

@@realdanielcohen 72 PPI? Or 300?

[@realdanielcohen]

@@brandonjones93 72 always if I’m just designing for digital, 300 if I’m designing for print In the end it’s really just the total # of pixels that matter, helpful to think about for print because you’re working with final dimensions in feet or inches, but for digital 72 vs. 300 just affects how your grids/guides display on the canvas