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Dora Maar, Model in Swimsuit (1936)
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Masking and Blending images in Photoshop
What are Public domain Images?
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Homework #5
Caiozzama, 2015-2017
Masking and blending images in photoshop
Masking and blending images in photoshop
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Photoshop 2024 Essential Training 🎞️
Ch. 9 - Working with layers (1,2)
Ch. 10 - Making Selections (1, 2, 3)
Ch. 13 - Blend Mode Essentials (1, 2)
What are Public domain Images?
What are Public domain Images?
Creative Commons:
An American non-profit organization devoted to educational access and expanding the range of creative works available for others to build upon legally and to share.
Creative Commons Search Portal
Public Domain:
The public domain consists of all the creative work to which no exclusive intellectual property rights apply. Those rights may have expired, been forfeited, expressly waived, or may be inapplicable.
Best Sites for Public Domain Photos
As of January 2024, the copyright on Disney's Steamboat Willie expired, making Mickey Mouse and thousands of other works from 1928 enter the public domain. This means that anyone can now copy and reproduce the 1928 version of Mickey Mouse without permission.
What Will Enter the Public Domain in 2024?
Walt Disney, Steamboat Willie (1928)
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Vector Drawing Software (Mostly Used for Graphic Design)
Image can be scaled to infinity without losing quality.
Adobe Illustrator for Beginners: Get Started in 10 Minutes 📀
Let's play in Illustrator!
Layers: Organize and manage different elements in your design using the Layers Panel (F7).
Shapes: Create geometric objects like rectangles, ellipses, and stars from the Shapes Tool (shortcut: M).
Transforming Objects: Scale, rotate, reflect, or skew objects using the Transform options under the Object menu.
Pen Tool: Draw precise paths and curves with the Pen Tool (shortcut: P).
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📹 Illustrator 2024 Essential Training
Chapter 1. The Illustrator Environment
The illustrator workspace
Chapter 2. Selection
Selection tools
Chapter 3. Transforms
Transform options
Transform each
Chapter 4. Shape and Line Tools
Drawing basic shapes
Drawing with lines tools
Drawing with grid tools
Chapter 5. Path Drawing
Pen tools
The Pencil tool
Eraser Drawing
Chapter 8. Working with Strokes
Stoke Attributes
Dashes, Dots and arrowheads
Chapter 10. Organizing Content
Aligning Objects
Aligning Points
Changing the stack order
Using layers
Homework 5:
Homework 5:
Open the two photomontages you’ve already created. Open them in Photoshop (always remember to save these files on OneDrive or an external HD).
(For the next part of the homework, feel free to either create new photomontages or refine the existing ones)
Continue enhancing your Social Campaign by adding vector elements such as text, shapes, patterns, and illustrations to your photo collage. Experiment with copying, pasting, resizing, and positioning different vector shapes in Illustrator until you find a composition that best conveys your theme.
Think like a designer and image creator: sometimes less is more but other times, a lack of elements can fall flat. Consider what best suits your style and vision.
DUE: Before next class, Fri 10/18.
See you in two weeks!
(Our next class will be on October 18th)
See you in two weeks!
(Our next class will be on October 18th)
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