Twin Valley High School Technology Education Fall 2020 Graphic Arts and Photography
Apr 4, 2019admin
Progression photography is a series of related photographs that build upon each other. In a canvas that is no larger than 10″ X 16″ create a 3-5 photograph composition that showcases your progression photographs. Have your idea approved before beginning. Have your composition approved before printing. For inspiration: Feb 17, 2022admin
Directions: In Photoshop create a canvas that is 10″ X 10″ for an advertisement of a product you wish. (NOT a shoe.) (Bonus for a photograph of a product that you took.) Use the Type Tool to create the TITLE and DESCRIPTION of the product. ALL TYPE MUST HAVE A BLENDING OPTION (Ex. Stroke, Drop-shadow, […]
Photography Types Project: Webneel ***Save this document as B”*” YOURLASTNAME WebNeel * Represents the period/block you are in http://webneel.com/different-types-of-photography Go to the website above. 1. Choose at least ten different photography types you really like. 2. Find at least 5 examples of each of them and label the type. 3. Save these all in a […]
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 […]
Sep 12, 2012admin
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 […]
Directions: Separate the cards and fan them out on a table (you choose). Fan the cards so they are staggered red/black/red/black and increase according to the cards value. 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 […]
