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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
font for names in dance poster
Names
Natasha Scott
Sammy Velez
Jessica Tapia
Kenia Tapia
Gloria Soriano
Bridgette Miles
Monday, May 21, 2012
Andrew Drozd wants to share "dancers EXTRACTED (PSD) 2012" with you
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Thursday, May 17, 2012
assignment: DANCE GROUP POSTER
https://picasaweb.google.com/MrDrozdAUP/DanceClass2012#
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Objective:
Create a poster featuring multiple AUP students that represent our Dance class to the outside community.. Include the AUP logo, layer styles, and all the creativity you can!
Things to consider:
- color range and desaturate to isolate one color
- blending modes
- glowing dots
- multiply VS screen
- filters
- download additional fonts
- the tyga mixtape technique
- comic dialogue bubbles
- ink stencil filter
Go here for video tutorials
Create at least 5 different variations of the same poster by saving each as a JPG but make sure you maintain a PSD layer!
Email me each day your work at the end of class as a JPG!
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
assignment: make this statue of liberty disappear
AIM: How can we distort reality by using the clone stamp tool?
Instructions:
Today you must make at least 4 objects disappear using the clone stamp tool. The first object must be the statue of liberty! The other 3 objects can be whatever you'd like. Be creative!
For the other objects, send the original image and the image with the item eliminated.
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Tuesday, May 15, 2012
AUP staff collage
Create a AUP staff collage! This is due today! OMG! Work Hard!
The best collage will be featured in the senior yearbook. Wow!
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Monday, May 14, 2012
assignment: use clone stamp to eliminate unwanted objects
Sometimes don't you wish you could just erase or fix some annoying detail in a photo. Well, one way of doing this is by using the Clone Stamp tool found in graphics program photoshop.
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Original picture with dog.
Dog has been replaced with grass using the Clone Stamp tool.
This is where the Clone Stamp tool is found on the sidebar of Photofiltre.
The clone stamp tool can be used for:
- Removing an object from a picture which has a consistent background.
- Fixing blemishes or imperfections. For example, remove moles, wrinkles or freckles on a persons body or face… or correct damaged paintwork on a car etc.
- Reproducing an object in a picture with some of the background.
Pictures with backgrounds that have a consistent pattern or texture are very easy to work with, such as those with grass, water or sky
Start by opening the picture.
Before I did anything else I:
- Changed the size to 800 x 600 to make it more manageable.
- Adjusted gamma, brightness and contrast. I also took the liberty to sharpen the picture slightly as well
Select clone stamp tool from the toolbar. In this example I used a Opacity of 70, unchecked the Fixed position and sample Radius of 25.
The larger the radius the bigger area you will cover, however for more detailed areas you will want to reduce the radius size.
You start by placing the stamp tool on the area you want to clone. In this example I placed the clone tool on a suitable patch of grass to the left of the dog. Next, press the Control key and then left click on the mouse to make a starting(or origin) point for the clone tool. (if you click without the control key, a pop up box will appear)
Next, use the cross-hair of the cursor to start brushing out parts of the original image. Notice how the second cross-hair mirrors the movement of the first cross-hair and the image is reproduced from under one cross-hair to other.
Having removed most of the dog, I started to remove the dogs' shadow. You may wish to reposition the clone stamp origin a few times to make the background look more authentic due to lighting effects on the original photo and to avoid cloning too many repeating patterns. It depends on what types of photo your working on, sometimes you want bit of randomness such as the grass above, other times you may want a consistent pattern such as brick work.
Dog and shadow have now been completely removed.
Now, finally to do some detailed work….
Next I enlarged the picture to 300% and selected a Radius of 2 for detailed work to remove the remainder of the dog leash between the fingers.
Done. Dog gone!
Notes:
- Positioning of the starting point or origin takes some practice. You need to experiment a bit first to get this right, and often you need to change origin points a few times.
- Checking the Fixed position box, keeps the Clone Stamp area in a fixed position. This may be useful sometimes when you want the sampled area to be fixed rather than mirroring the movement of the second cross-hair. Generally go for a larger Radius in this mode and use short clicks rather moving the cursor around.
A few more examples:
Jetski ready to go!
Ooiii! Where is my Jetski!!!???
Three men playing golf.
Only two men now. Three is a crowd.
Your assignment: use the clone tool to
1. Make the moon disappear.
2. Add 3 windows to the wall.
3. Make the dolphin disappear.
4. Make all the cows disappear.
Send all images at the end of the period in one email
Mr Drozd
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Academy of Urban Planning
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Mr Drozd
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Class website:
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Mr Drozd
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Class website:
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Grades for the first week of MP3
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Mr Drozd
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Friday, May 11, 2012
school background image
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Blending Mode QUiz
Please demonstrate your knowledge of the topics we covered this week (blending modes, threshold, layer styles, etc) by replicating the attached image, "blending mode quiz."
You must recreate the image perfectly using the attached files (I've included PSDs of Evans and Drozd so you do not have to extract).
Please analyze the cheat sheet prior to starting your reassembly of the Teacher Poster so you have an understanding of how to proceed.
This is due at the end of the period. Good luck!
Mr Drozd
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Fwd: brick wall
here's the brick wall!
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assignment: stencil graffiti using the multiply blending mode
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_t0L_iL9oc
Mr Drozd
Academy of Urban Planning
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Follow instructions to create an example of stencil graffiti.
Email me at least 3 examples of stencil graffiti.
Academy of Urban Planning
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Mr Drozd
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Tuesday, May 8, 2012
assignment: mother's day cards
Learning Objective: How can we create mother's day cards using blending modes and filters?
Please include the following text on the front of the card:
Happy Mother's Day!
I love you [mom, Abuelita, Titi, etc]
Love, [your name]
May 2012
You are more then welcome to add additional text and images to express how much this individual means to you.
Good luck!
Mr Drozd
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Monday, May 7, 2012
assignment: You are the superhero!
Learning Objective: Students will create a poster featuring themselves endowed with superhuman or supernatural powers using a range of Photoshop tools and techniques.
Avengers premiered last week and broke the box office record for highest grossing film of all time. Today, in honor of this achievement, you will...
Mr Drozd
Academy of Urban Planning
Photoshop yourself as a Superhero!
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You must include an appropriate background. How will you be interacting with your environment? Will you be fighting a super villain? Who?
Use the liquify tool, the magnetic lasso and lots of creativity!
This is due at the end of the class for your first grade of the 3rd marking period.
Mr Drozd
Academy of Urban Planning
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