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    The document describes the process of creating a front cover image from a photo taken at a music studio. The creator cut out the subject from the background using the polygonal lasso tool. They then added film grain and a red drop shadow to the image to give it more color and texture and make it look suitable for an album cover.

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    The document describes the process of creating a front cover image from a photo taken at a music studio. The creator cut out the subject from the background using the polygonal lasso tool. They then added film grain and a red drop shadow to the image to give it more color and texture and make it look suitable for an album cover.

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    Stages of DevelopmentFront Cover construction Original Image: To start with, I inserted the image of my friend Duaine who I took

    to a music studio and told to put headphones around his neck and stand in front of a microphone (musical props) to make him look like a more realistic artist:

    I didnt like the background, thought it wasnt suitable to be on a front cover, therefore I decided to cut around his body using the polygonal lasso tool:

    After this I then added a Film Grain Photoshop effect to the image and then added a red drop shadow to add colour and texture to the 2D image:

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