

Whilst using the colour balance option in adjustments, I was then able to change the colour of the dripping image to blue so that it would resemble tears rather than blood. I did this by applying the colours cyan and blue 8 times in order to create the correct shade of blue that I wanted on my CD cover. I then placed the dripping image underneath her eye and used the eraser tool in order to shape it so that it curved under her eye. I then used the text tool and chose a light blue colour in order to write the title of the album 'Powderfinger' in bold letters across the top of the image, replicating the original CD poster. Lastly, I added 10 small circles in the colour Magenta whilst using the ellipse tool. I then changed the opacity to 70% to make the circles seem more translucent. Furthermore, I duplicated the circles 10 times and scattered them around the image to replicate the original CD cover.
The image above is my final CD poster. I feel that I was successful in recreating the Powder Finger CD cover as I included all the necessary elements in order to replicate the original CD cover.
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