Twin Valley High School Technology Education Fall 2017 Graphic Arts
The Pearl Audiobook by John Steinbeck All Chapters
Directions: In Photoshop create a canvas that is 10″ X 10″ for an advertisement for your favorite shoe or sneaker. Use the Type Tool to create the TITLE and DESCRIPTION of the sneaker or shoe. ALL TYPE MUST HAVE A BLENDING OPTION (Ex. Stroke, Drop-shadow, etc..) Use at least two images from the web (more […]
1. Open a new excel file and save it as yourlastnamebankrecord.xls. 2. In Sheet 1, Create a spreadsheet that tracks lottery winning payments of $10,000 for 12 months. 3. Your spreadsheet should show 10 purchases per month. 4. Use the appropriate formula to calculate the balance each month. 5. There should be at least $500 […]
In a 4″ X 6″ document improve the following photographs using the Rule of Thirds (ROT) for composition. Place a BEFORE/AFTER in a Google Doc titled YOURLASTNAME ROT. Apr 23, 2019admin
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In Microsoft Word, recreate the PA Penny Pincher Flyer blog below. Save the project as YOURLASTNAME-PP2.doc. 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 […]
Use a 1300 X 1300 pixel canvas to recreate the flyer below to the best of your ability. Graphics should not be IDENTICAL to those use below but show evidence of relevant searching. Horixontal guides set at 22%, 48%, and 74%. Vertical guides set at 33% and 66%. These images to be used for practice […]
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 […]
