Step 39
Add logo text below steak logo.
Step 40
From the layers panel, we can close or open the artboard group. We can also easily to duplicate the artboard by pressing CTRL+J.
Step 41
Use Move tool to drag artboard copy below the original one.
Step 42
This way, we can conveniently make design change without having to create new document. Each artboard is completely grouped separately. As you can see below, I can get two different design in one document.
Step 43
It doesn’t stop there. Photoshop allow us to change the artboard size easily, by dragging the control point or change Width and Height value from the Properties panel.
Have a notice, if you change the artboard size smaller, some layers will left outside the box. In this example, I change the artboard copy width to 336 px and height to 280 px.
Step 44
Make some composition adjustment for the green background and food bowl image. See image below as your reference. Next, manually insert those layers that left outside into artboard box using the Move tool. Start with the “Save up to 30% OFF” text layers.
Step 45
Upscale the discount texts, then insert the call-to-action button inside the artboard.
Step 46
Don’t forget to insert back the steak logo and text into the artboard.
Step 47
Change artboard name to “large rectangle (336×280)”. Double click artboard name to do this step.
Step 48
Now we need to create new artboard. Grab the Artboard tool. Click the New artboard button, then set the width and Height for new artboard. In this example, set the Width to 120 px and Height to 600 px.
Step 49
Still using Artboard Tool, click once in the blank area to create new artboard. Rename the artboard to “Skycrapper (120×600)”.
Step 50
In this new artboard we will reuse the same element from previous artboard. So, get back to previous artboard and select both green rectangles within layers panel.
Grab the Move tool, then hold ALT while dragging the rectangles from “large rectangle” artboard to “skycrapper” artboard. This will copy both rectangles into skycrapper artboard.
Step 51
Press CTRL+T to resize the rectangle so it fits with the artboard width. Press ENTER to confirm transformation.
