Portrait Assignment: LearnMyShot ***Save this document as B”*” YOURLASTNAME LearnMyShot * Represents the period/block you are in http://learnmyshot.com/9-fundamental-styles-of-portrait-photography/ Go to the website above. 1. Find at least 15 unique portraits and document them. 2. Save these all in a Google Document 3. This assignment will be graded not only its completion but on the […]
Troy’s Trees Your publishing company has been hired by Troy Smith to create marketing documents for his tree farm. Use your knowledge of and skill with desktop publishing software to create a business card that represents this business. Be sure to complete the document based off of the directions below, include all of the required […]
Pop Art from Photographs Photoshop Tutorial: How to Transform a Face into a POP ART Poster Photoshop Tutorial: How to make a POP ART portrait from a Photo! Photoshop Tutorial: How to Make a Warhol-style, Pop Art Portrait from a Photo! Mar 25, 2017admin
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In Microsoft Word, recreate the flyer below. Your flyer should look identical. The flyer should include all of the ideas and elements we have worked with thus far. *Grouping *Text Wrap *Copy/Paste *Autoshapes *Word Art These images to be used for practice exercises only. Images found here will not be reproduced for any reason without […]
Create text with pencil and paper. Trace the text with thin and/or thick marker as necessary. Use Adobe Capture to vectorize the text. Edit the text in Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. This video will explore how to use adobe capture to create digital images from hand drawn artwork. Whether you consider yourself an artist or […]
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 […]
