In this video, I designed a clean Christmas Wish flyer in Photoshop, and I kept it simple but rich. I started with a square canvas (10 by 10) because 4x4 is too small for this kind of layout. Then I generated a background image with an AI tool (Grok) and brought it into Photoshop. This is why I always say these days you don’t have to stress yourself searching and searching for assets—if you know what you’re doing, you can prompt and then combine elements to achieve a cool design. After that, I removed backgrounds using an instant background removal site, blended two background elements with layer masks, and added color layers to separate my subject from the background. For the headline, I tested “Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year” and used AI (ChatGPT) to help with text styling ideas, then I adjusted everything manually to make it readable—adding a fade/gradient overlay behind the text when it wasn’t clear. I finished by tweaking transparency, sharpening the main image, reducing noise, and adding extra Christmas PNG elements (like light and icons) to make the design feel complete. I also mentioned I’ll drop this PSD on my Telegram for free, and I’m preparing a new Photoshop course that will include simple After Effects animation later.