Twin Valley High School Technology Education Fall 2020 Graphic Arts and Photography
Quickest way to improvement? Practice. It’s a simple bit of advice that rings with absolute truth. Articles, tips, mentors, and study will never get you as far as rolling up your sleeves and getting down to work, be it animation or any other skill. Today we’ve compiled a list of exercises, like animation push-ups, that […]
The following set of tutorials by Twin Valley’s Mike Joy are used in in Technology Education courses for introductory lessons in portfolio development. CorelDRAW: Introduction to the Portfolio Cover CorelDRAW: basic text – mirror – fit to path by Mike Joy CorelDRAW: Remove Background From Image – CorelDRAW: Remove Background From Image CorelDRAW: Understanding the Transparency Tool CorelDRAW: Understanding […]
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Animation: Level 2 Exercises Level 2 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 2 Exercises -Change in Character emotion (happy to sad, sad to angry, etc.) -Character jumping over a gap -Standing up (from […]
Knowledge Uncaged This video walks through the steps to create a new document or canvas in Adobe Photoshop CC. It demonstrates how to create a new canvas in both Pixels (for web publishing) and in inches (for printing physical copy) Essential Questions: 1. When creating a custom Photoshop document, what is the first thing that […]
Create minimum 7-slide presentation on “How To” do something. You chose what the presentation will describe how to do. Save the presentation as YourLastName_How To.ppt Insert a footer on the slide that includes your name, assignment name, and period number. The presentation must have a minimum of 7 slides. The title slide should contain WordArt. […]
Midterm Assessment: #2 Page: #104 Filename: YourLastname_L1_C3_A2_p.104.xsl What does a “DATE” function look like? EXAMPLE: =DATE(2011,4,10) Jan 11, 2013admin
