Postcard

 



I created this postcard using Adobe Photoshop and InDesign. I made the background image for the front of the postcard using Photoshop by finding a free image from unspalsh of the solar eclipse and making the background black. Next, I placed that image into my InDesign file on page 1. I then used the text tool to type the words "Austin", "Texas", and "Total Solar Eclipse" since Austin Texas was one of the few locations where you could actually see the total solar eclipse this year. On the back I used a picture of the city of Austin, TX with a white box in the center for people to write their messages. I also imported my tagbrush from Photoshop and used it as the stamp for my postcard.



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