This image to be used for practice only.
Add type to the following photographs. Experiment using and downloading new type fonts. Make sure and use at least one blending option with the type. Show your results as a before and after. Example Quotes: “A true friend never gets in your way unless you happen to be going down.” – Arnold H. Glasgow Beware […]
This video describes how to create simple animations in Photoshop CS4. LINK TO STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS: CLICK HERE Feb 23, 2018admin
1. Research 6-8 slogans that have meaning to you. 2. Present your research to the teacher. 3. Research 4-6 san serif fonts to use. 4. Present your findings. 5. Choose the slogan and font you will use. 6. Use lowercase sanserif font to create the message in the 13″ X 19″ template. 7. Demonstrate AT […]
Use Photohop’s Clone Stamp Tool to correct the images in the file below. How to get the file to your computer: Click the image Right click and choose “Copy” or “Copy Image” In Photoshop, Open a new file and click “OK” to the predetermined size of the canvas. (Photoshop knows the size of the file on […]
Design a front license plate for your or someone you know. On paper sketch at least 4 designs. Have the sketches approved before digital design begins. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE LICENSE PLATE TEMPLATE Mar 5, 2018admin
The following Vintage logos are intended to generate ideas and serve students for educational purpose. Feb 24, 2020admin
Favorite Species Presentation You are a scientist who just received a grant to study various species on the planet. What species would you study? Formulate a short PowerPoint presentation about this species. Within this presentation use support from your research describe this species. 1. Research your topic. 2. Use your research to Plan and Create […]
This image will be used for an exercise in Photoshop to practice using the: clone stamp tool. Right click to copy this image to your clipboard. Next open a new Photoshop canvas and leave the dimension that Photoshop recommends, as Photoshop is aware of the size of the object on your clipboard. Paste the image […]
