OLD FASHIONED HAND TINTED EFFECT
Due end of block Friday 12/23
- Research and download an image from the internet, perferably similar to the example in this tutorial. When searching for you image, in google images, select TOOLS - SIZE - LARGE
- Follow the directions
- When complete, post JPEG and PSD file to your Google Classroom assignment for a minor grade
Photoshop Tutorial #2 - Masking
- Please complete the following tutorial
- Save as a PSD and post to the Google Assignment
- Save as JPEG and post to the Google Assignment
- DUE on Friday, Dec 2nd End of Block
CLICK HERE:
http://www.digitalartsonline.co.uk/tutorials/photoshop/advanced-compositing-techniques/
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Paint by Numbers - Adobe Photoshop Tutorialh
Instructions:
- Download (2) two worksheets JPEGs from the choices available in your google Classroom assignment.
- Go to Photoshop
- File > Open > Choose the location and file you want to work with
Using the magnifying glass tool at the bottom of your toolbar, zoom in on the top of the page
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- In the first box labeled (1), its says LIGHT BROWN (on my example, your choice might say another color). You need to select a LIGHT BROWN color.
- Double click the COLOR PICKER (on the tool bar) and a new window will open, select the color you are looking for - CLICK OK
- Click on the RECTANGLE SELECTION TOOL (2nd tool from the top of the tool bar) and select the area in the box around the number 1
- Go to you the PAINT BUCKET TOOL (on the toolbar, it is also has the gradient tool, click on bottom right of tool to select Paint Bucket Tool
- Click in the area around the number 1, it will fill the space with the color you have in your COLOR PICKER.
- Its ok if the numbers are still visible
- Now go to a each section that has the number 1 in it, with your PAINT BUCKET TOOL selected, click in the area, it will fill the area with the color in your COLOR PICKER
- Fill in all the boxes with the same number
- Move onto the next box number 2, and repeat the process
- If you need to re-select a color, you can use the EYE DROPPER TOOL (6th tool down from the top of your toolbar) to select the colors in the top boxes
- Complete your paint by numbers
- EXPORT as JPEG and POST to your google assignment for a MINOR
- You must complete 2 Paint by Numbers
Weds. 11/22 - It's PHOTOSHOP TIME!!!
Instructions:
- Download (2) two worksheets JPEGs from the choices available in your google Classroom assignment.
- Go to Photoshop
- File > Open > Choose the location and file you want to work withUsing the magnifying glass tool at the bottom of your toolbar, zoom in on the top of the page
- In the first box labeled (1), its says LIGHT BROWN (on my example, your choice might say another color). You need to select a LIGHT BROWN color.
- Double click the COLOR PICKER (on the tool bar) and a new window will open, select the color you are looking for - CLICK OK
- Click on the RECTANGLE SELECTION TOOL (2nd tool from the top of the tool bar) and select the area in the box around the number 1
- Go to you the PAINT BUCKET TOOL (on the toolbar, it is also has the gradient tool, click on bottom right of tool to select Paint Bucket Tool
- Click in the area around the number 1, it will fill the space with the color you have in your COLOR PICKER.
- Its ok if the numbers are still visible
- Now go to a each section that has the number 1 in it, with your PAINT BUCKET TOOL selected, click in the area, it will fill the area with the color in your COLOR PICKER
- Fill in all the boxes with the same number
- Move onto the next box number 2, and repeat the process
- If you need to re-select a color, you can use the EYE DROPPER TOOL (6th tool down from the top of your toolbar) to select the colors in the top boxes
- Complete your paint by numbers
- EXPORT as JPEG and POST to your google assignment for a MINOR
- You must complete 2 Paint by Numbers
Today you will begin to learn about Adobe Photoshop. It's a software to manipulate PIXELS in photos. Most of you, I'm sure, have heard about it or have used it at some point. It is a really wonderful tool. It is very similar to Adobe Illustrator, but Illustrator manipulates VECTORs.
Your Adobe Photoshop is located in the same folder (in your applications) as Illustrator (Adobe Design Premiere Suite) The tutorial below is for CS6 but we work with CS5 but they are very similar.- View tutorial below
- Create your first Photoshop file
- Download any JPEG from the internet (school appropriate)
- Open Adobe Photoshop
- Open the file you just downloaded
- Now test out the tool bar on your image
- Post your BEFORE and AFTER on the google classroom assignment
- SAVE AS JPEG > Label it as NAME_PS_TEST
- Due END OF BLOCK TODAY 11/22 (Minor Grade)
TIP: If you don't see your tool bar or if it disappears - go to WINDOWS > WORKSPACE > ESSENTIALS
View the following intro and complete instructions below:
Today you will begin to learn about Adobe Photoshop. It's a software to manipulate PIXELS in photos. Most of you, I'm sure, have heard about it or have used it at some point. It is a really wonderful tool. It is very similar to Adobe Illustrator, but Illustrator manipulates VECTORs.
Your Adobe Photoshop is located in the same folder (in your applications) as Illustrator (Adobe Design Premiere Suite) The tutorial below is for CS6 but we work with CS5 but they are very similar.
- View tutorial below
- Create your first Photoshop file
- Download any JPEG from the internet (school appropriate)
- Open Adobe Photoshop
- Open the file you just downloaded
- Now test out the tool bar on your image
- Post your BEFORE and AFTER on the google classroom assignment
- SAVE AS JPEG > Label it as NAME_PS_TEST
- Due END OF BLOCK TODAY 11/22 (Minor Grade)
TIP: If you don't see your tool bar or if it disappears - go to WINDOWS > WORKSPACE > ESSENTIALS
View the following intro and complete instructions below:
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