Soft Blue Polaroid Edit
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I want to transform one personal photo into a calm, visually pleasing Polaroid-style graphic with a soft pastel blue palette.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Apply gentle color grading so the entire image sits in a pastel blue mood—nothing harsh, just a clean, airy feel.
• Brighten and balance exposure while keeping skin tones natural.
• Place the shot inside a classic Polaroid frame; include the subtle paper texture that makes it feel authentic.
• Add light decorative touches if they enhance the piece—think faint light leaks, tiny doodles, washi-tape corners, or minimal text. Please keep these accents understated; the goal is neat and aesthetic, not overedited.
Deliverables
1. Final artwork in PNG or JPG, high-resolution and ready for immediate social-media posting.
2. Layered source file (PSD or equivalent) so I can tweak text or accents later if needed.
3. One or two quick revisions after the first draft to fine-tune color or decoration placement.
Timing is flexible; there’s no strict deadline, so you can focus on polishing the details. I’ll send the original photo as soon as we begin. Let me know which software you prefer (Photoshop, Lightroom, Procreate, etc.) and any specs you need before starting. Looking forward to seeing your creativity in a soothing soft pastel blue.
Here’s what I’m after:
• Apply gentle color grading so the entire image sits in a pastel blue mood—nothing harsh, just a clean, airy feel.
• Brighten and balance exposure while keeping skin tones natural.
• Place the shot inside a classic Polaroid frame; include the subtle paper texture that makes it feel authentic.
• Add light decorative touches if they enhance the piece—think faint light leaks, tiny doodles, washi-tape corners, or minimal text. Please keep these accents understated; the goal is neat and aesthetic, not overedited.
Deliverables
1. Final artwork in PNG or JPG, high-resolution and ready for immediate social-media posting.
2. Layered source file (PSD or equivalent) so I can tweak text or accents later if needed.
3. One or two quick revisions after the first draft to fine-tune color or decoration placement.
Timing is flexible; there’s no strict deadline, so you can focus on polishing the details. I’ll send the original photo as soon as we begin. Let me know which software you prefer (Photoshop, Lightroom, Procreate, etc.) and any specs you need before starting. Looking forward to seeing your creativity in a soothing soft pastel blue.