How to draw a music club recruitment poster. How to draw a music club recruitment poster: 1. Open Canva, enter the keyword "club recruitment poster" to find a suitable poster template. 2. Use mouse drag and one-click generation to create and modify content text and graphic materials according to actual needs based on professional design templates. 3. According to the overall design style, adjust the font, size, position and filter effects of the design elements in the template. After the adjustments are completed, click the download button to generate the corresponding recruitment poster design. How to draw a simple and beautiful poster

1. If the poster is to be simple and beautiful, the content must be highlighted. For example, if your content is about environmental protection, then first of all, your overall content should be green, so that people can roughly feel what you are signaling at a glance.

2. The so-called main part means that you must create a graphic to surround your theme. For example, music can be represented by scales, musical instruments, etc. 3. It is best not to use too many colorful colors for simple and beautiful posters. Too many colors will only make people look dazzled and weaken your theme. Especially if the background color is too colorful, your font will not be visible at all.

4. There are many styles of posters. If you want your poster to be simple and beautiful, low-key colors can include light blue, light pink, light green, etc. These colors cover the center of the entire pictorial. And if the area is larger, others will think it is simple and beautiful at first glance. How to use PS to make music posters. Use Photoshop to make dynamic rock music posters. The renderings use relatively few physical materials, only characters and backgrounds. Other effects such as ripples, lines, text, decorative dots, etc. need to be made by hand. Final effect 1. Create a 600*600 pixel document and fill it with black. 2. Open the starry sky material, paste it on the canvas, reduce the opacity of the layer to 55%, and add a layer mask. Use a black brush with a soft angle and a large angle to paint on the mask. Don't use so many stars. 3. Click the "Create New Fill or Adjustment Layer" button at the bottom of the layers panel, select "Levels" and adjust as follows. 4. Open the character material, add a layer mask to the guitarist layer, and use a black brush to hide some unnecessary parts, as shown in the picture below. 5. Create a new layer named "Photo", place this layer between the starry sky layer and the guitarist layer, use the "Eyedropper Tool" to absorb color on the hair, and use the soft-angle "Brush Tool" to add behind the hair in the upper left corner A point of light. 6. Create a new layer and name it "Ripple", select the "Elliptical Marquee Tool" and set the feathering to 30px, and draw an ellipse on the canvas. Click "Filter > Render > Clouds" to get the following effect. 7. Click "Filter>Distort>Ripple" and set it as follows. 8. Click "Edit > Transform > Distort" and set the image to create the following effect, then add a layer mask and use a soft-angled black brush to hide part of the image so that the characters can appear. 9. Then set the layer’s blending mode to “Overlay” and you will get a ripple effect. 10. Duplicate this "ripple" layer and move it some positions, you will get more effects. 11. Use the same method to create a smaller ripple and place it next to the guitar. 12. Double-click the layer of the small ripples, bring up the "Layer Style", and set the outer glow, inner glow, and color overlay options respectively. 13. Keep the layer transparency unchanged and set the fill to 8%. 14. Duplicate this small ripple twice so that the ripple will be stronger. 15. Select the brush tool, set the brush size to 2px, and the color to white. Create a new layer, use the "Pen Tool" to draw a path as shown below, then right-click the mouse, select "Stroke Path" in the pop-up menu, check "Simulate Pressure", and click OK. 16. You will get the lines as shown in the picture. 17. Double-click the line layer to pop up the layer style and set the outer glow. 18. Set the layer's fill to 30% and you will get this effect. 19. Repeat the previous step to create more lines. 20. Create a new layer, use the Lasso tool to draw a light path, and fill it with white. 21. Set the layer’s blending mode to Overlay and its opacity to 50%. 22. Double-click the layer to bring up the layer style and set the gradient overlay. 23. Select the brush tool, press F5 to bring up the brush preset, and set it as follows. 24. Draw light spots as shown below.

25. Double-click the layer to bring up the layer style, and select Outer Glow, set as follows. 26. Create a new layer, click Edit > Fill, select 50% gray, and use the Burn/Dodge tool to smear on the image, as shown in the picture below, to smear out the shadows and highlights. 27. Select a font and enter text on the canvas. 28. Click the "Create New Fill or Adjustment Layer" button at the bottom of the layer panel, and select "Levels" and "Gradient Mapping" to set up. The color of the gradient mapping is the default "purple to orange" gradient. Final effect: