Description
Next Wave Youth Church Event Flyer
Build a vibrant faith and community event announcement with oversized NEXT WAVE lettering, an original fictional speaker portrait and coral, plum and mint print-collage artwork. A tilted LIVE WITH PURPOSE topic plaque, information tapes and editable venue details suit youth gatherings, message series and guest-speaker events.
Editable PSD package
- 2700 × 3900 px, 300-ppi document metadata, RGB with embedded sRGB profile; 9 × 13 inches, without extra bleed.
- 12 native editable Type layers across the master and seven embedded Type-source PSDs.
- 29 native editable vector shapes, nine embedded Smart Objects and a portrait vector mask.
- Editable master PSD, seven matching standalone Type-source PSDs, clean full-size JPEG, protected preview, original generated portrait and paper texture, fonts and licenses, editing instructions and technical QA files.
Editing and fonts
Install the supplied Climate Crisis and Afterglow Sans fonts before editing. SIL Open Font Licenses are included. NEXT, WAVE, TOPIC1, TOPIC2, TAPE, DATE and SERIES use native Type inside embedded PSD Smart Objects: open the object, edit its text, save and close. The standalone source PSD copies do not automatically update the embedded copies. Informational text, silhouette, topic plaque, tapes and distress geometry remain editable.
Production notes
The original generated portrait is 1024 × 1536 px, placed proportionally at 138.4 effective ppi; the generated paper texture is approximately 113.8 effective ppi. The 300-ppi document setting is not a claim of native 300-ppi raster detail. Raster artwork is editable as embedded Smart Objects, not as separate photographic components. This flat screenprint design uses editable geometry rather than Photoshop layer-effect styles.
Speaker, date, time, venue, city, address and event-link details are placeholders. No real speaker booking or event is claimed. Confirm bleed and color conversion with your printer. Edit, save, reopen and independent rendering tests used Patchy and psd-tools, not the Adobe Photoshop GUI; no manual Adobe compatibility test is claimed.
