Examples from popular culture are used to help explain the tactics. from igreer23: Video created by Ian Greer while a student at Mansfield University. Mar 20, 2014admin
Directions: Use the paintbrush tool to create the house pictured below. The canvas should be 800 X 800 pixels, resolution 150. IMPORTANT: SAVE the image in your folder as YourLastName_SNOWMAN.psd All colors and images should be as close to the below image as possible. Perfectly straight lines of different thickness should be demonstrated and reflected […]
Directions: Use the paintbrush tool to create the rainbow pictured below. The canvas should be 800 X 800 pixels. Use different brush tips and sizes to create the effects (stars, grass, and leaves) shown below. IMPORTANT: SAVE the image in your folder as YourLastName_Rainbow.pdf All colors and images should be as close to the below […]
Edward Bernays, born in Vienna in 1891 and famously the nephew of Sigmund Freud, was perhaps the pioneer in the field of Public Relations, and highly influential in providing the framework for modern advertising. His work aimed to convince people to want things that they didn’t need, and in the process, link their unconscious desires […]
Use a 1300 X 1300 pixel canvas to recreate the flyer below to the best of your ability. Graphics should not be IDENTICAL to those use below but show evidence of relevant searching. Horixontal guides set at 22%, 48%, and 74%. Vertical guides set at 33% and 66%. These images to be used for practice […]
For educational purposes use these tools create a logo in the style of the one(s) below. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE PATA FONT Apr 18, 2019admin
Directions: Use the paintbrush tool to create the house pictured below. The canvas should be 800 X 800 pixels. IMPORTANT: SAVE the image in your folder as YourLastName_House.psd All colors and images should be as close to the below image as possible. Perfectly straight lines of different thickness should be demonstrated and reflected throughout. Do […]
“It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.” ― Upton Sinclair Sep 29, 2014admin
