Copy

After researching through Pinterest, I found and decided to do this for my copy. I decided that I would do my copy on Illustrator.

I drew out the different elements of the copy and then I took it into Illustrator. Using Illustrator, I went over the images that I had drawn out from the copy, using the pen tool. After I had drawn out the elements using the pen tool, I filled them in with the relevant colours, so that it would look like the image that I am copying.

I went over more of the elements that I had drawn out from the copy with the pen tool and I filled them in with the relevant colours, just like the image that I am copying.

I started to order some of the elements that I had done with the pen tool on Illustrator, just like how they were ordered on the image that I am copying.

I started to go over some more of the elements with the pen tool. To make sure that I was making the element right just like the copy, I went over them with the pen tool, with just having a thick outline, so that I could see if I needed to change it. Then after I had completed the image using the pen tool, I filled it with the relevant colour.

After, I had finally gone over all the elements with the pen tool I started to resize them, move them around and order them to look like the image that I was copying.

When I had finished ordering the elements on Illustrator for my copy, I drew out the type off the image that I was copying and took the drawn out type into Photoshop, where I coloured them in with the relevant colours, just like the copy. Once I did that I took the type into my Illustrator document and put them in the relevant places and made sure that it looked like the image that I was copying.

This is my final copy piece that I had created, using Illustrator and copying the image that I had found from researching and I decided to copy.