Week+of+September+17th

Week of September 17th

 * ===Friday, September 21st===
 * Project: Taking images from your last beach vacation, you are going to create the perfect scene
 * There are a few issues though:
 * There are 2 random people in your BEACH shot so you are going to need to remove them and use the cloning stamp to replace the beach and make it look like they were never there
 * There are also elements that were not in the shot when you took it and need to be place
 * A Beach Ball
 * An Umbrella
 * 2 Sea Gulls
 * A Sand Pail
 * Make sure it looks like it works for your image
 * Here are the files you will need:
 * [[file:Beach.jpg|Beach]], [[file:Beach Ball.jpg|Beach Ball]], [[file:Large Umbrella.tif|Umbrella]], [[file:Gull.jpg|Gull]], [[file:Beach Pail.jpg|Sand Pail]]
 * Here is an example of how it should look when done (though feel free to put your own creative spin on this)
 * Here is an example of how it should look when done (though feel free to put your own creative spin on this)

>> >> Step 1: Open the file Rocket. >> Step 2: Save Rocket to your Graphics 2 folder as Rocket_lastname. >> === === >> Step 3: Zoom in and focus on the rocket ship. Create a new layer. >> Step 4: Use the Magnetic Lasso tool to draw carefully around the rocket ship only. Do not include the flame. >> Step 5: Use the Polygon Lasso tool to add or subtract to your selection if needed. >> Step 5.5: Copy the rocket - CTRL-C from the background layer to the new layer. Paste it CTRL -V. >> Step 6: Zoom out and use the Move tool to rotate the rocket. Use CTRL-T to get your handles around the rocket. >> Step 7: Rotate the ship at approximately a 50 degree angle. >> Step 8: Add perspective to the ship. Right click with the handles still selected and select Perspective. Locate the upper-right sizing handle in relation to the rocket ship. Drag the sizing handle toward the nose of the rocket. >> Step 9: Select the flames with the Rectangular Marquee tool.Rotate and the flames a 50 degree angle. Scale them flames to match the rocket ship. Keep handles selected. >> Step 10: Right click and select wrap. Drag the sizing handle down until the trail of flames curves as shown below. >> Step 11: Add a white layer to make the assignment look neater. >> Step 12: Save As JPEG and email me your assignment. >>
 * ===Thursday, September 20th===
 * ~Mini Project: Your older sister teaches grade school and is planning a science unit on outer space. To elicit enthusiasm among her students, she is planning a bulletin board with the theme, "Blast off with Science!" She knows you have been studying Photoshop and has found a picture that she wants you to edit. She hopes you can add a sense of motion to the photo. You need to andle the rocket ship, apply perspective, and wrap the trail of flames.



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 * ===Wednesday, September 19th===
 * Using the Candles file from, along with the skills we went through, create the image below. Notice the different sizes and moving.
 * Some tricks:
 * Make a copy of the original (CTRL + J)
 * Work on the NEW ONE!
 * Use Copy/Paste/Transform as needed
 * Use the Magnetic Lasso Tool
 * CTRL + D will deselect things when you are done with it
 * You need to have a white layer between the original and the one you are working on
 * Watch what layer you are using/working with
 * DO THE BEST YOU CAN--And since I am not here, ask someone NEXT to you for help if you are unsure
 * Save as Candle lastname.psd AND
 * Save as a JPEG when done--Email to Mrs. Ferris if it looks like this (or close to it)





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 * ===Tuesday, September 18th===
 * [[file:Candles (2).psd]]
 * We will be using this for an IN CLASS, work together project. You are going to get some notes to use this semester and some practice with some skills you will be using a lot in class.
 * ===Monday, September 17th===
 * Finish the Waldo Project from last week (click here)