We have a client. We need each of you to create a poster for a book. These posters will actually be printed and publicly displayed and the printing costs will be covered by the client.
The following tutorial, for Photoshop CS5 gives you the steps to creating a movie poster. I would like you to follow this basic format only if you do not have any ideas for yourself. As with all of our projects, every part of the final image must be something you've created yourself. You want to make sure that you and only have possess the intellectual property rights to your work.
http://designinstruct.com/graphic-design/create-a-surreal-sci-fi-movie-poster-with-photoshop-cs5/
You will also be putting a smaller version of your finished poster on your blog as well as the self-evaluation.
"If you should put even a little on a little, and should do this often, soon this too would become big." Hesoid
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Friday, February 24, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
My fellow Digital Artists,
Please pick three or so of the following tutorials* when you've completed your digital collage and self-evaluation.
5 Common Photoshop myths solved for absolute beginners
A Beginner's Guide to Photoshop Masks--Part One
Enhance Photos without creating a Frankenstein
Using Bridge this one is a video so you need to wear headphones if you're doing it in class.
Using Blending Modes (also a video)
If you know how to do *all* of these things really well, email me at the vp2012 address and 1.) Propose a project you'd like to work on; 2.) Ask me for a suggestion for an alternative tutorials; 3) Tell me you're helping someone who could really benefit from someone with some experience under their belt.
Please pick three or so of the following tutorials* when you've completed your digital collage and self-evaluation.
5 Common Photoshop myths solved for absolute beginners
A Beginner's Guide to Photoshop Masks--Part One
Enhance Photos without creating a Frankenstein
Using Bridge this one is a video so you need to wear headphones if you're doing it in class.
Using Blending Modes (also a video)
If you know how to do *all* of these things really well, email me at the vp2012 address and 1.) Propose a project you'd like to work on; 2.) Ask me for a suggestion for an alternative tutorials; 3) Tell me you're helping someone who could really benefit from someone with some experience under their belt.
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Eric Hamber Secondary,
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