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               BEFORE AFTER  I made some edits to the image by removing an element in the background, then used the Spot Healing Brush tool in Photoshop to seamlessly blend the area, ensuring a smooth and natural look. It might not be a big change but it’s pretty noticeable!

To what industry segment does your brand belong (Perfume, Beauty, Apparel, Beverage, Electronics, Housewares, Sports/Outdoors, Luggage/Travel)? beauty (makeup brand) What is the main product or service of your brand? makeup products and skin care products What would be the motivation of your brand (does it respond to a need or desire)? it responds to both as it would stand out to people who like doing makeup and skincare What are three perceptions of your brand. Use emotional adjectives Elegant – It embodies grace and timeless style, making users feel refined and effortlessly chic. Luxurious – The brand evokes a sense of indulgence and opulence, making customers feel pampered Gentle – It offers a soft, delicate touch, leaving users feeling cared for and soothed. Timeless – The brand carries an enduring elegance, making consumers feel that their beauty is everlasting and classic. What are three values of your brand? Inclusivity : Offering products for all skin tones, types, and need...

 Non-destructive image adjustments are changes you make to an image without fully changing the original picture. This means you can adjust things like brightness, color and contrast, but the image stays the same. If you don't like the changes, you can easily undo them or adjust them again without losing any of the original details. This method helps designers alot because they can experiment with different changes and fix stuff they don’t like  without worrying about ruining the original image. Adjustment layers are tools in programs like Adobe Photoshop that let you change the appearance of an image without changing the original picture. Here's what I learned about each adjustment layer and how they work: 1. Brightness/Contrast : This layer lets me make your image lighter or darker. It's like turning the lights up or down and deciding how sharp the dark areas should be compared to the light ones. It’s always pretty simple to use. 2. Levels: This tool helps me to control th...