This document describes editing a logo image found on Google Images to make it appear more distressed and aged after being stored in a cabinet for twenty years. The original logo showed minimal distressing, so the document's author used Photoshop to add more noticeable distressing effects like wrinkles and stains to make the logo look like it had been stored for two decades before being rediscovered. While PowerPoint converted the edited logo to monochrome, the author notes the final product was meant to be red and achieved the intended goal of making the distressing on the logo much more evident.

1. This was the original image I took from Google Images. As you
can see, there is minimal noticeable distressing on the logo, so
it looks as if it has been recently printed. I wanted to add more
distressing since the file has been kept in the cabinet for about
twenty years before our main character rediscovers it.

2. After editing the original logo, I ended up with the logo you can
see above. Sadly, when importing this logo into PowerPoint it
automatically converted to monochrome due to the lack of colour
in the logo, but I can assure you the final product is red. As you
can see the distressing is much more evident and noticeable on
this logo compared to the original and that is exactly what I was
trying to go for when editing it in photoshop.