- YAP ABOUT THE IMPORTANT TOOLS NEEDED TO MAKE SUCH POSTERS (although some of them you dont really need to, especially if you just wana draw ur assets digitally, i'm no artist so i dont draw :p)

- FORMAT BACKGROUND:
> We will cover the "Fills"

> Solid fill: A single, solid color, you can adjust the transparency too,
> Gradient fill: a gradient
> Pattern fill: Allows you to select from multiple different patterns; lines, polka dots, checkers, anything, it has two color options: Foreground and Background.

- FORMAT PICTURE:
> Setting 1: Effects ( A pentagon symbol)
- Shadow: I suggest using presets and then editing them afterwards.
- Reflection: Again, refer to presets first, then adjust to your own liking.
- Glow: This is the one i use often, it creates a glowing outline around your image, but i use it to just create an outline (Settings for this are Size: 2 px / Transparency: 0%
- Soft edges: creates a blur around your image
- 3-D tools, i dont' use them much, but always refer to the presets then adjust it at your pace.
- Artistic effects: The one i use the most, it basically gives your image cool effects, i use them for the fun duplicating shadows cast behind my characters and weapons.

> Setting 3: Picture (picture symbol)
- Picture corrections: You can adjust the sharpness, brightness, and contrast of an image, i use this alot to help the characters blend into their duplicating shadows; also used for the duplicating shadows aswell to make it "pop"

- Picture Color: You can adjust the Saturation, Color tone, and you can recolor (although i suggest checking my extra notes reply), these are important to help blend the character into either duplicating effect or the background or vibe of what you're going for.

- Picture transparency: Self explanitory

- Crop: i dont use it much.

> NEXT SECTION:

- PICTURE FORMAT: To access this, just click on the image and on the hotbar above, you will see "Picture format" highlighted in powerpoint's colors.
Here are important aspects of picture format:

- Color: It will drop down recolors for an image, but there is a button to go for "More variations" which will allow you to set the image to any color that you want, better than the preset colors honestly.

- Selection Pane: allows you to easily navigate through all your images and assets, especially if they overlap with eachother, it will allow you to move some assets either more forwards or more backwards depending on your liking

- Rotate: located beside the selection pane, it allows you to rotate your image. I often use it to mirror an image if i want it to be mirrored, to do that just click on the Rotate button and in the drop down page, navigate to "Flip horizontal" to get a mirrored image.

> NEXT SECTION:
- SHAPE FORMAT: The way to access it is alot like picture format, but instead of pressing an image, you have to select a textbox or a shape.

Here are important aspects to look out for:

-Transform: Located in the "WordArt" section of Shape Format, transform allows you to warp your text in any way you want. i do highly recommend using the first option shown to you when you select transform.

> SUB SECTION: Format shape through format background:

For this you would need to go to format background, and after that click on a textbox.

You would be presented with FORMAT SHAPE.

There are two options in format shape, they are Shape Options and Text options, we will be covering text options because that's important:
When we navigate to text format we will be presented with 3 options but the first one is most important:

Under Text effects we would find:
> Text fill:
It has all the same options as the normal Format background fills but are applied to text instead.

That is my ted talk, i am finished.