This image is the original image that I took and will be using for the Frank Lucozade label. On this image, I will be adding the ‘paint brush’ tool to make it look different from the way it is already.

In this image you can see a small area where I have started to use the ‘paint brush’ tool to start off overlaying the original image with the colouring on a new layer, as you can see the image is coming along even though there is not a lot. Using the ‘eye drop’ tool I selected certain colours from the painting to colour over the top of image and then used the ‘smudge’ tool to blend the colours together to make it look more realistic.

Here you can see the selection I did before hand is placed on top of the original image and you can tell the difference. Starting to add more such as the eye pieces the image together.

This screenshot shows the further development of the image, more has been added to it. In the corner is a small white box showing different sizes of circles which is the size of the ‘paint brush’ that will be used within the image itself. Making it bigger will enable me to get more done in a short period of time on large amounts where as for more close up detail such as small dark lines I will need a smaller brush.

The small red box shows you what part of the image you focus on as you zoom in.

This is the tee-shirt of the person in the image which is basically consists of one main colour in different shades. In this I used a large brush for the ‘smudge’ tool. This made it easier to blend in all of the colours.

This screenshot shows smoke which is an image I got off the internet. This image was cropped out of a picture using the ‘quick selection’ tool which made it easier to quickly crop out all of the un-necessary parts of the image. This has been smudged to make the smoke seem more Smokey and to match the image I created.

This screenshot is of the final label idea. I added the smoke as if it is coming out of the persons ears as if there is something wrong.