In this tutorial you will be learning two things: how to paint with text, and how to prepare a background so you can use it for adding things like text or other elements. You will receive two daily grades (Painting with Text and Repairing Backgrounds) and one homework grade (making text brushes).
Project: Make your own painting with text. Use high quality images so I can print it. Use a resolution of 300 dpi and a setting of 11 x 17 or 17 x 11 (inches).
The most "moving" projects will be printed.
Advanced Graphic Design/Photoshop 2: Assignment:
Continue working on video or Test Tutorials (see last weeks blog entries for more info)
Graphic Design/Photoshop 1: Assignment: First: go to certiport.com and register for a new account using your id number as your login and your password.
Create "Speed Art" in PhotoshopThis zip file contains examples This zip file has a few videos explaining how to record your screen using Quicktime. Update: don't bother watching the videos about using music or voice, because you'll be using iMovie to speed up your movie and add music.
Make sure your video has a title page with the name of your project, your name, name of song and artist.
Make sure your music is school appropriate
Your music should fade at the end
The video should end with the final project on the screen for at least 5 seconds
Digital Graphics: Assignment:
Go to the Video and Files page and do the following tutorials:
Photo Cube Zip File Note: When you look for the "shape layer" box it is now in a dropdown (and should already be in "shape), and the layers will not look like mine, but everything else will work the same.
Animating in CS6 (This will show you how to create a simple animated gif in CS6, which will prepare you to do the other two animations in CS5. The guy's voice is a little annoying at first, but then it sorta becomes normal.)
