Thursday, March 29, 2012

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

assignment: pict analogies




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assignment: non verbal analogies

Analogies!

  1. download and open in photoshop
  2. write your name on the top
  3. circle the correct answers
  4. save as first last analogies 1-14
  5. email me your version as tc8 analogies
  6. we will correct in class together
  7. student with the most correct gets a diamond encrusted gold star

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Mr Drozd
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Academy of Urban Planning



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assignment: analogies DO NOW for Tuesday

Please complete analogies exercises in Photoshop for today's do now! Use the marquee and stroke function to circle the correct answer. Analogies are so much fun!

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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

assignment: college presentation deadlines

Thank you to the following students who have shared their college presentation with me (and have earned credit):
Kevin 
Justin
Chris
Jeffrey
Candace

The remainder of students must share their presentation with me ASAP!

Deadlines:
Slides 1-7 due tonight (Wednesday) by midnight
Slides 8-14 due tomorrow (Thursday) by midnight 

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

college board website

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Monday, March 12, 2012

assignment: This is college week! Basketball predictions...

Dear graphic designers, 

Today we are going to start a week long project on colleges that will culminate with each of you of you giving a presentation on a college of your choice. 

We are going to kick off this project with making predictions in the NCAA men's basketball tournament. If you bracket is perfect, you will will 5 million dollars. Wow!

http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/t1/register/joinprivategroup_assign_team?GID=115759

After you make your predictions, email me the name of one college you'd like to focus on for this project. Next, start downloading various photos featuring this school. Stay tuned for more details!

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Mr Drozd
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Sunday, March 4, 2012

assignment: Put an image inside text!

We're going to create a poster that has an image on the inside of text!

select a picture

[*]FIRST: select the image you plan to use. Here, we've moved it to a new layer with white as our background in order to demonstrate the effect later. You do not necessarily need to do this.

[*]Set the Type: Now, set the word using the type input method of your current version of Photoshop or Elements. Here we used a heavy, condensed type style to provide as much area for the image as possible. In earlier versions, this type will be rastarized as a picture object. In later versions it will be live type, and you can leave it like that if you wish.

Select the type

[*]Select the type to make a "cookie cutter": In later versions, you can Command / Click (Ctrl/Click) the layer to SELECT the type. This displays the"racing ants" around each letter indicating that it is selected.

[*]Float the Image into the Selection: 
a. Click the Photo layer to select it - while the selection is active
b. Float or "pick up" the image by using the Float command/J (Ctrl/J
c. The selection will fill with a COPY of the art within the selection and generate a new layer (below)
(Note: older versions will need to use Edit > Copy, then create a new layer, and Edit > Paste)

floating the image

[*]Done: Turn OFF the original photo layer, and you'll see your type is filled with the image.

final image in type

In this example below, I've also generated a layer with the type set to a Gaussian Blur so the edges of the letters which would be white will show. This is not an essential step, but placed here merely to show off the type. Note, this could have been done with the original type layer, Rastarized, but we left it in place for this demonstration.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=894sUFgviiU
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Academy of Urban Planning

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Academy of Urban Planning

Class website:
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Mr Drozd
MisterDrozd.com

Blog:
8th Period photos
baseball field photos
field trip 1 photos
field trip 2 photos
AUP building
Comic Photos