Fonts Have Feelings


1.  Project Goals (Oct 3)

SWBAT:

2. Create a Photopea Account (Oct 3 )

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. Go to https://www.photopea.com/ 
  2. Click on the red ACCOUNT  button
  3. LOG IN  with GOOGLE

3. Create a New Project & Set Up File Size (Oct 3)

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. Go to the FILE MENU at the upper left corner of your Photopea window
  2. Choose NEW
  3. Choose PRINT towards the lower left of the New Project WINDOW and choose LETTER (See screenshot to the left here)

4. Name Your Project as Directed Here (Oct 3 )

STEP-BY-STEP

(See screenshot on left)


EXAMPLE:Fonts Have Feelings Hooker Martina

Click "Create"

5. Type in 5 Adjectives with Point Type to create 5 Type Layers (Oct 3 )

Project Sample in Progress

GOALS:

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. Select the TYPE TOOL from the TOOL BOX
  2. Set the FONT SIZE to 140 PX
  3. Click (DO NOT DRAG) with the TYPE TOOL to create an insertion point
  4. Type in an adjective that describes you
  5. DEACTIVATE the Type Tool by selecting the Move Tool
  6. Select the TYPE TOOL AGAIN
  7. Click (DO NOT DRAG) with the TYPE TOOL to create a second insertion point
  8. Tpe in a 2nd adjective
  9. Repeat the process until you have 5 Separate Point Type Layers with correctly spelled adjectives

Type Tool

Move Tool

6. Save Your Project to Desktop as a PSD  (Oct 3)

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. Go to the FILE MENU at the UPPER LEFT
  2. Choose Save As PSD
  3. Choose DESKTOP in the WHERE section

TIP: Command D is the shortcut for Save to Desktop :)

7. Open Your Saved File with Photopea (Oct 4)

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. Go to https://www.photopea.com/ 
  2. Log in
  3. Click on "Open From Computer"
  4. Navigate to your "Fonts Have Feelings" file from your yesterday

If you didn't move it to your desktop, it's probably in your Downloads folder

8. Format the 5 Type layers (Oct 4)

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. Select the type tool and click on one of your adjectives
  2. Triple click on the text to highlight it
  3. At the top of your Photopea window in the type tool options bar, scroll through the font options until you find one that you feel matches the mood of your adjective
  4. Play around with the font category filters (see screenshot)
  5. Try different versions of the font like regular, bold, etc.
  6. Repeat the process until you have formatted all 5 of your adjectives

9. Include the Font Names (Oct 5)

STEP-BY-STEP

  1. With the type tool click at the end of one of your adjectives
  2. Hit the RETURN KEY to make a second line of text
  3. Type "Font:" followed by the name of the Font
  4. Triple click on the 2nd line of text and change the font size 60 PX and choose a simple sans serif font like Cairo, Amble, Epilogue, etc.
  5. Repeat the process with the 5 other adjectives

10. Do it Again, Save As PSD (Oct 5)

File Menu >Save As PSD Do it again and Click "REPLACE" when it says it is replacing your original file
Your file does not save online. You have to save it onto your computer.
Save early and save often to avoid losing your work!

11) 5 More Adjectives Inspired by Fonts! (Oct 7)

STEP-BY-STEP

Here's how to create and format a new type layer without changing the ones you already made
  1. VERY IMPORTANT! Click on the BACKGROUND LAYER to SELECT it . Make SURE all your TYPE LAYERS are DESELECTED (See screenshot of layers)
  2. Select the TYPE TOOL 
  3. Change the FONT SIZE to 140 PX
  4. Scroll through the fonts and pick one you like.
  5. Choose an adjective that you think works well with the font
  6. Click (DO NOT DRAG) to create an INSERTION POINT (Make sure you created a new TYPE LAYER.  If a type layer from before is selected, go back to STEP 1 above)
  7. Type in the adjective you chose
  8. Hit the return key and add the name of the font the same way you did with your other adjectives (section 9)

12) Fix Leading (Line Spacing) if Needed (Oct 11)

STEP-BY-STEP

The Leading (Line spacing )between the Adjectives and the font names should look the same.  Follow this steps to change the leading if needed.
  1. HIGHLIGHT the two lines of text with the TYPE TOOL.
  2. Open the PARAGRAPH PANEL from the WINDOW MENU
  3. Click and drag on the Auto Leading slider to match the line spacing to your other adjectives

13) Add Your Name and Period (Oct 11)

STEP-BY-STEP

14) Delete Empty Type Layers (Oct 11)

STEP-BY-STEP

  1.  Click and drag EMPTY TYPE layers to the trash can at the bottom of the layers panel to DELETE them.

15) Peer Review (Oct 11)

Use the private comment s section for the Peer Review.


16) Private Comment with Reflection & Self Grading (Oct 11)

When you submit your work to the assignment posting in Google Classroom, include the following in the private comment:

Reflection: What went well?  What did you struggle with?

Self-Grading: What grade do you think you deserve?


Rubric

10 Points: Document is set up correctly (Name, print size, and resolution)

20 Points: Assignment includes at least 10 correctly spelled adjectives

5 Points: Each adjective is done in Point Type and is in a separate layer

20 Points: Each adjective is 140PX and formatted with a font that goes with the feeling of the adjective.

20 Points: There is a second line of text under each adjective that names the font used. The size is 60 PX and is formatted in the simple sans serif font for each one.

5 Points: The leading between the two lines of text in each layer looks the same.

5 Points: A line of text with name and class period is correctly formatted & positioned as directed.

5 Points: Peer Review is include in the Private Comments section of the GC assignment posting.

5 Points:Reflection and Self Grading in Google Classroom Private Comments

5 Points: Timely Completion


Extra Credit 

OPTIONS


NYC Visual Arts Benchmarks

• Art Making

• Developing Art Literacy

• Making Connections Through Visual Arts

• Community and Cultural Resources

• Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning

Differentiation / Lesson Extension

...Students with different abilities can seek assistance from teacher, paraprofessional, or another student

...The students who finish early can ask a classmate if they need help or review

NYC VISUAL ARTS BENCHMARKS

• Developing Art Literacy

• Community and Cultural Resources

• Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning