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Objectives:
Section 05-A (Monday)
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A photo turned into a painting using Photoshop's brush tools.
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USU students, all the assignments, discussions, exercise files, reading assignments for lesson 5 will be found in Canvas - Lesson 5 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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Review - Critiques - Share Techniques
We will take a look at the portfolio exhibit 1 submissions for lesson 4. Let's share critiques and procedures we've learned with each other. I've created a graded discussion (5 points) in Canvas for this. The purpose of this is to learn from each other, and help each other grow in our design and Photoshop skills. We'll look at how the final images were composed and talk about the general rules of composition.
We will take a look at the portfolio exhibit 1 submissions for lesson 4. Let's share critiques and procedures we've learned with each other. I've created a graded discussion (5 points) in Canvas for this. The purpose of this is to learn from each other, and help each other grow in our design and Photoshop skills. We'll look at how the final images were composed and talk about the general rules of composition.
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IMPORTANT! Before you upload your portfolio images into your Weebly, WIX, or other online portfolio, you should optimize them for quick viewing on the internet! To optimize your images for the web - do the following:
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Photoshop settings for web optimizing your exhibit photos
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This page last updated May 21, 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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