1. Agenda 9/19/16 Sketchbook #7 Introduction to Photoshop continued:
Skills to review:
Changing hue/saturation
Opacity in layers
3) Photoshop Skills to Learn:
Filters
Content aware fill (Auto fill)
Layer blending modes
4) Complete Photoshop Assignment #1: Veggie Portrait
5) Continue Photoshop Assignment #2: Photo Montage

2. Sketchbook #7:
Browse through the student Photo Montage examples on the student gallery tabs on the website.
Choose 1 artwork that particularly appeals to you.
Describe the artwork in detail. What images do you see? Is there a theme or story? Explain.
What elements of art & principles of design stand out? Explain.
Out of the Photoshop skills you have learned thus far, describe what tools or skills this student used in their artwork.

3. Photoshop Assignment #1: Mr./Miss Veggie Head or Edible Architecture
Create a face (beginner) or edible architecture (more advanced) by selecting individual vegetables and removing them from their backgrounds. Move them, duplicate & transform them.
Requirements:
File size: 8X10”, 150 ppi, RGB color mode
Include all vegetables from the veggie.jpeg pic on
the website. You may also include more vegetables or fruit
of your own. Use freedigitalphotos.net to download oics.
3) Clean selections:
Remove images with selection tools: quick select,
magic wand, lasso
4) Must see Transformation of objects in:
Size/scale
Hue/saturation
Rotation
Duplication
5) Include a background: gradient or
picture.
6) TITLE this document “your last name_veggie.psd” and save in your H drive.

4. PS Assignment #2: PHOTO MONTAGE:
Use of 5 or more different images
Transformation of objects in the following ways:
Size/scale
Hue/saturation
Rotation, warp, distort, etc.
Opacity (in layers)
--use any images in the stock photos folder, or go to freedigitalphotos.net, or gettyimages.com
--Must have a background image.
TITLE the document “your last name_montage.psd”
SAVE both your veggiehead and the montage in your student home -- make a folder called “Imaging Practice” Files”

5. PS Assignment #2:Photo Montage
intermediate examples
Minimum effort

6. More advanced example

7. More advanced example