Photoshop Infographic Design Tutorial

Photoshop Infographic Design Tutorial – By Adi Farmer | Thursday, April 4, 2013 | Printing, TPI Solutions Inc, Graphic Design, Multimedia, Infographics, Adobe Creative Suite

At TPI Solutions Inc, we use a variety of programs every day to design and output files for print and the web. Each program has its own strengths, and it’s important to choose the right program based on your goals. Below is an infographic highlighting the best ways to use Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop. For a detailed explanation of these programs, see our previous blog post: InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, which program should I use?

Photoshop Infographic Design Tutorial

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This tutorial is also available as a video with subtitles. If you want to see it like this, do this:

Perhaps you’ve already chosen a topic for your infographic and are ready to visualize your ideas, or maybe you’re interested in practicing your skills. Either way, after you complete this tutorial and proofread your infographic, you’ll be able to use it for marketing, education, PowerPoint presentations, and many other purposes.

Select any parameter. For this tutorial, we chose to create an infographic with a width and height of 1000 x 1000 pixels, so the final template will be square.

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On the canvas, use the Rectangle Tool (U) to create a square shape. Then select the bottom two corners with the Direct Selection Tool (A).

A small dot appears at each corner. Drag each diagonally to the square to round the bottom corners, as shown in the second image below.

The next step is to widen the path. To do this, open the Pathfinder panel and select the Combine icon. Next, you need to reduce the height. Just drag the selection from bottom to top. The result will look like the shape shown in the first image below.

Then you need to duplicate the shape and flip it. To do this, copy the path with Ctrl+C and paste it above the selection with Ctrl+F. Rotate the path 180 degrees using the Rotate Tool (R) and move the new path up slightly to overlap the two paths. The results are shown in the second figure below.

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Create an ellipse using the top shape created in the last step. Duplicate this shape, hold down the Shift key, and move it to the right. Duplicate this and rotate it 180 degrees like the previous path.

Next, go to Pathfinder and click on the intersection icon. The result should look like the third image.

Return to the previous shape (should be on the left side of the canvas). There are still two paths included. Select them and merge them. Next, change the tone. I chose a slightly darker, more saturated pink, so the end result is a pink ring with light and shadow.

Duplicate the oval on the right. Paint with the same dark delicacy, toning it down a bit. This will make the ring thicker.

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Select the inner oval (the one with the darker shadow) and duplicate it twice to create two copies. Select one of the copies and move it down. Then select both and click on the intersection.

We need to create a new path inside the circle. Change that color to the background color and make it transparent. Select it, open the Eyedropper Tool (I) and click on the background.

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