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In class Thur Jan 8th


Check out game cards. Make observations.



Play Games
Traditional Card games
Star Munchkin
Mille Bornes


Photoshop Basics Day 2

Navigation
- Hand tool/Hand Rotate Tool
- Zoom tool
- Change Screen Mode


Color Picker
- Foreground/Background Color
- Eye-dropper tool


Drawing Tools
- Pencil/Paint Brush
—- Color Replacement Tool/Mixer Brush
- Paint Bucket/Gradient
- Erase/Magic Erase/Back Ground Eraser
- Sharpen/Blur/Smudge
—- Depth of Field - How much of the image is in focus in front of and behind the image
- Burn/Dodge/Sponge


Text Tools
- Horizontal Type Tool/Vertical Type Tool
- Horizontal Type Mask Tool/Vertical Type Mask Tool


Selection Tools (they define a workable area)
- Square/Circular Selection Tools
- Move Tool
- Laso/Polygon Laso/Magnetic Laso
— Tolerance
- Magic Wand/Quick Selection Tool
- Crop Tool


Layers
- Making Layers
--- New Layer
--- Cut/Copy/ Paste
--- Move Tool
--- Duplicate a Layer
- Delete Layer
- Layer Visibility
- Moving a Layer
- Opacity
- Modes
- Locking 





Project 2
Game Card Creation

For this project you will create 9 cards for a made up game. This project is about utilizing your Photoshop skills and creating a cohesive design for your cards. Make each card different but keep a common theme.You do not need to make an actual game. Use a google search to get an idea of what cards look like in past and present games. Each card should be 2.5” x 3.5” in size. All your cards should be laid out on one 8.5” x 11”  piece of paper at 180dpi. Save your file with your first name, last initial. ex. JoeVS.jpg. Save your image as a PSD and a JPG.


* creating a back side to your cards. - The best way to do this is to make a pattern for the back instead of using an image or design. Depending on the printer, you may also need to put less cards on a page and keep the card designs in towards the center.



Work on Project
Project 2 due Monday Jan 12th




The Digital Lab will be open: 

 4-6pm Wed, 12-2pm Saturday, and 12-3pm Sunday





Photoshop Day 3

Advanced Selections
- Polygon Laso, Magnetic Laso
- Adding too and Subtracting from selections
- Single Marquee 


- The Clone Stamp
-- These are 2 part tools. Hold down 'Option' while clicking on the area you wish to copy. Move to where you want to place the cloned visual data and click and hold to draw.
-- Blend Mode / Opacity
-- Air Brush / Flow
-- Aligned
-- Sample (Layer)


Image Adjustments
- Color Adjustments
-- Histogram
-- Levels
- Color Correction



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