Description
CAESAR RISING Historical Editorial Poster PSD Template
A historical editorial poster pairing a marble Julius Caesar portrait with oversized black typography, warm archival paper, acid lime pigment and distressed print details. Adapt the editable composition for cultural displays, editorial concepts and creative poster projects.
Editable Photoshop construction
The 2700 × 3900 px PSD contains 59 meaningful layers, including 24 native editable English Type layers and four raster masks. The statue has an independent cutout mask; the two main title words and brush-script accent use separate distress masks. Paper fibres, pigment, spray, carbon marks, halftone, cartographic lines, rules, archive seal, printer swatches and registration marks are separate raster elements.
Included files
- Layered Caesar-Rising.psd and matching full-size unwatermarked JPEG.
- Original AI-generated statue PNG and generation notes.
- Supporting editable graphic elements.
- Full Anton Regular, Barlow Condensed Bold and Splash Regular fonts with license texts.
- README and PSD structure verification record.
Install the included fonts before editing. Titles are flat native editable Type with independently removable distress masks. If wording changes significantly, reposition the masks, separate distressed marks and brush underline as needed. Raster textures do not regenerate automatically.
Resolution and compatibility
The RGB master has an embedded sRGB profile and 300 ppi metadata (9 × 13 inches). The AI-generated statue source is 1024 × 1536 px, placed at 2160 × 3240 px, approximately 2.109× enlargement. Its marble relief, photographic texture, shadows and lighting are baked into the image rather than editable 3D geometry or lighting filters. Document resolution does not create native photographic detail. Inspect the design at the intended output size and confirm trim, bleed and color requirements with your printer; this is not a printer-specific CMYK proof.
Programmatic checks verified dimensions, native Type strings, fonts, masks, resolution, embedded ICC and ZIP integrity. The merged composition and source artwork were visually reviewed. An Adobe Photoshop GUI open/edit/save test has not been performed.
This is an original historical editorial design, not an actual historical photograph or an advertised real event. Decorative archive labels are fictional editable content.
The website preview is watermarked; purchased source files and the included JPEG are unwatermarked. Digital download only; no physical item. Review the file requirements and file licenses before use.





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