Experience:
Once you understand the fundamentals of using type in Photoshop, as well as understanding basic principles of typography, you are ready to incorporate the principles of contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity in designing a poster or flyer that uses both image and type. The experience this week will be to create a motivational poster. This will be the first of 10 exhibits you'll create for your portfolio!
Once you understand the fundamentals of using type in Photoshop, as well as understanding basic principles of typography, you are ready to incorporate the principles of contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity in designing a poster or flyer that uses both image and type. The experience this week will be to create a motivational poster. This will be the first of 10 exhibits you'll create for your portfolio!
Here are some examples from previous students! They may spark some ideas for your own motivational poster! The ideas below were focused on digital displays for middle and high school students who are part of the USU Gear Up grant program.
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USU students, all the assignments, discussions, exercise files, reading assignments for lesson 4 will be found in Canvas - Lesson 4 Module. See the image at right.
If you're not a registered USU student, and you are working through this lesson on your own, links to the exercise files are provided within the lesson. |
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Objectives:
Section 04-A (Monday)
Finish up your portfolio exhibit and submit. |
Photoshop settings for web optimizing your exhibit photos
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This week - be sure to set up your online ePortfolio and send me a message in Canvas inBox with the URL! Instructions are given in the Final Project section of this website. I will then add your portfolio link on the Portfolio page.
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This page last updated September 17, 2018. This lesson combines my own work (images, text, videos) which are ©2018 by Nathan Smith. All other images, videos, and cited text sources are curated from the internet, and are publicly available.
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