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Layout is important because it helps us see clear and beautiful arrangements. Also, working with white space

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You can change everything in the picture below by dragging the black dot from side to side.
1. brightness
To the left, it becomes darker, and to the right, it becomes brighter.
2. contrast
To the left, it becomes grayer, and to the right, it becomes more vivid.
3. saturation
To the left, it becomes more black-and-white, and to the right, it becomes more real.
4. tint
As where the black dot is located, its color changes. Its original color is mixed with the color in the bar.
5.blur
To the left, it becomes vivider, and to the right, it becomes blurrier.

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Today I did 6 tutorials, and it's a little bit hard to summarize them so I'll just write what I learned from each tutorial.
In the first tutorial, I learned how to attach pictures by using canva grids. Just drag the picture into the grids.
In the second tutorial, I learned how to enhance pictures. It was kind of tricky one. I'll explain it specifically at the next padlet.
In the third tutorial, I learned how the filter of picture and some other effects affect the atmosphere of it. You can choose the name of filter that you want or type that if you know its code. Also, The vignette feature helps enclose an image with a soft dark border.
In the forth tutorial, I learned how to make the picture and letters be in the harmony.

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Making an advertisement of Ankiollen (21 Sept 2016)

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Making an advertisement of Ankiollen (21 Sept 2016)

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What business it is an Italian food restaurant
What color it fits best red, green and yellow
What color it fits indifferently purple, orange and brown
What color it fits badly blue, black and white
My opinion about what color to use I think red will fit the poster the most because it is an Italian food restaurant so most food are made of tomato.

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The atmosphere of poster or something depends on its the color of the background. Bright colors go well with white. Bright colors can be found on the outer edge of the color wheel. So, choosing color is really important. There are four kinds of color schemes; analogous, complementary, monochromatic and pastel colors. Analogous scheme is a group of colors close to each other on the color wheel. Complementary is made using colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel.

Monochromatic is made using various tones of one color.

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There are four rules that makes our posters or something look better. They are hierarchy, leading, and tracking. Hierarchy is used to guide the reader’s eye to whatever is most important. Leading is the space between lines of text. Tracking is the intervals between all words. Additional, you have to use at least two fonts in one presentation.

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Image below is written with fonts made by me, named Origiwon.

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Four basic types of fonts (14 Sept 2016)

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Four basic types of fonts (14 Sept 2016)

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I learned for basic types of fonts; sans serif, serif, script, and display. Sans serif fonts have tip marks, on the other hand serif fonts don't have them. Script fonts are scribbled letters, and display fonts remind us other things visually.

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I learned why fonts are important. Fonts changes the atmosphere of the post. Fonts mean not only the appearance of letter but also whether it is bold or not, italic or not, and its size. To make fonts be suitable to the poster, we have to consider of theme of poster or how it will use. I'll attach different kinds of fonts. They are from this tutorial.

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I didn't know how to adjust an image in a frame. Usually, an image is bigger than a frame, so I can see only few parts of it. Moreover, those parts are often where I don't want to emphasize. The way to adjust the position of an image was easy. Just double click an image, and drag it in a frame as you like.