Twin Valley High School Technology Education Fall 2020 Graphic Arts and Photography
James Albert Alouisa, 90, formerly of Locust St., Jersey Shore, died Friday, Jan. 13, 2012, at Jersey Shore Manor Care. Born Sept. 1, 1921, in Madera, Pa., he was a son of Samuel and Ida B. (Galchick) Alouisa. He was preceded in death by his wife Helen M. (Grieco) Alouisa. Jim was a graduate of […]
Main Ideas: Working with layers, masks, and cropping in PhotoShop. from Bob Frye: The objective of this project is to obtain a better understanding of Photoshop Layers by creating the layers of a sandwich on a plate. Utilizing layers effectively is a key skill to have in order to create efficient and fully editable graphics. […]
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 […]
Animation: Level 4 Exercises Level 4 Exercises (Do not discount their simplicity! Here you have the principals of animation, which all other animation is built on. They are worth your time and effort.) Level 4 Exercises -Character eating a cupcake -Object falling into a body of water -Two characters playing tug-of-war -Character dealing a deck […]
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 […]
Look on Project 4B on page 54 for help “Writing a Formula with Nested IF Conditions”. Here is how the “nested IF” begins: IF(E4>99999,”10% This assignment will not be printed, rather graded on your computer. Apr 26, 2013admin
Roland Cut Studio Tutorial
These images to be used for Photoshop practice exercises only. Right click to copy this image to your clipboard. Next, open a new Photoshop canvas and leave the dimensions that Photoshop recommends, as Photoshop is aware of the size of the object on your clipboard. Paste the image into the new canvas. Jan 11, 2017admin
