Monthly Archives: January 2017

Computer Graphics 1 finish your “This Doesn’t Belong” image and place it on your digital portfolio. 2. new skill: Layer Masking >download these two images: image1 and image2 3. next project: Time Travel Let’s do a dry run.  Download this … Continue reading →

today – Computer Graphics 1 – use magnetic lasso and quick mask tools to create This Doesn’t Belong Computer Graphics 2- Goal: Resources: George Washington Fire gif Backup tutorial of this process 

Computer Graphics 1: using the magnetic lasso.  Download these two files: Jolly Green Giant Mount Tam After you have downloaded these two images, please open them in Photoshop. Computer Graphics 2: follow and complete this intro tutorial to animating text … Continue reading →

Computer Graphics 1 -saving Photoshop files and jpegs – what’s the difference? -uploading images to your digital portfolio.  If you have not setup your digital portfolio, here’s how to create it using Google Presentation. Now that you have your portfolio … Continue reading →

Computer Graphics 1 More photo retouching – open up the Clint Eastwood again -liquify tool -patch tool -healing brush -saving Photoshop files and jpegs – what’s the difference? Computer Graphics 2 Create an animated gif using After Effects and Photoshop. … Continue reading →

Computer Graphics 1 1. Using clone stamp to retouch someone’s face. Download this image and open it in Photoshop. 2. Finish your clone stamped-group photo and upload to you digital portfolio. 3. Find another face to retouch.  Use the clone … Continue reading →

Computer Graphics 1 Use your new clone stamp and content aware skills to complete the Content Aware graphic. Computer Graphics 2 We will work together on this effect. open After Effects download this image of the stacked stones after we … Continue reading →

Welcome to Computer Graphics and Web Design! Tech News from CES 2017 Computer Graphics 1  -class overview -getting logged in explore content aware and clone stamp tools use tools to retouch images use tools to remove objects or individuals from … Continue reading →