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 […]
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The following represent an evolving list of links to help with career exploration. Primary Career Research Links O*NET OnLine (Occupation Network) http://www.onetonline.org Bureau of Labor Stastics http://www.bls.gov/home.htm Occupational Outlook Handbook http://www.bls.gov/ooh/ Additional Career Research Links 30 Of The Fastest Declining Occupations ttp://www.boston.com Free Career Test http://www.yourfreecareertest.com Monster.com (Main Site) http://www.monster.com Monster.com (Career Advice) http://career-advice.monster.com/ […]
This image 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. Sep 5, 2017admin
Adobe Lightroom Wordsearch Photography Exercises and Activities for students
These 1920 X 1280 YouTube templates can be opened and used in Photoshop to better prepare photographs for online presentation. Graphic arts TEMPLATE CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FILE Apr 10, 2017admin
In this demonstration hand typography is used to create a custom fortune cookie message. Second a fortune cookie is created to deliver the message to someone special. CLICK HERE FOR THE WORK SHEET THAT ACCOMPANIES THIS PROJECT Feb 6, 2019admin
Progression photography is a series of related photographs that build upon each other. Create a new canvas in inches that is 16.5″ in width, 4.5″ in height , and has a resolution of 200. Showcase your progression photographs in this canvas. Save your document as a .PSD. Now…Flatten the image. Duplicate the layer (command + […]
