Nathan Durling's ePortfolio

Adobe Photoshop CS5

Description:

Students are to demonstrate their knowledge of using Photoshop tools including masking tools, image resizing and filters. They must find a background image at either 1024×768 pixels or 800×600 pixels, and then bring in a minimum of 4 images from the web to create a fantasy composite image. Composition, masking, detail, perspective and other basic design technique will be included in the grading. Files must be saves as native .psd and also as a .pdf. Students will upload their final piece as a PDF to their ePortfolios as a page/kid to Digital media with the assignment order number, and with a detailed assignment description (can be copied and pasted from here) and reflection restating what they did, how they did it, and how they feel about their work.

Best Shot

Reflection: I pulled a background picture from the internet and scaled it larger. Then, I dropped Darth Vader in. I used the magic wand to cut him out and scaled him smaller. I did the same thing for the jedi, clone, clone blaster and lightsaber hilt. I had to use the magic wand a lot to get the clone helmet because the background had many colors. I enjoyed this project and I hope to do more!

Description: Students are to demonstrate their knowledge of using Photoshop tools including masking tools, image resizing and filters. They must create a Magazine Cover with a background of 8.5″ x 11″, where they are the “Cover” story on a Magazine of their choosing or creation. The cover should include a self-protrait, captions and page numbers where the cover story can be found, additional stories that may be found in the edition of the fantasy magazine, edition date and UPC label. Composition, masking, detail, perspective and other basic design technique will be included in the grading. Files must be saves as native .psd and also as a .pdf. Students will upload their final piece as a PDF to their ePortfolios to their Digital media page with the assignment order number, and with a detailed assignment description (can be copied and pasted from here) and reflection restating what they did, how they did it, and how they feel about their work.

Magazine Cover

Reflection: I found a Minecraft background and text. I dropped them in and added the “Magazine” text. I found a website and got screenshots of skins (the avatars) to add. I cut those out. I made text boxes in comic life and cut them out in photo shop. I enjoyed this project. It was a lot of fun.



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