Period 2
​​What are we learning today?
1. Review Patching Pinholes, Matting & Cutting Paper
2. Demo: Blocking Out a Screen
3. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Screen Printing
     - Choose a name or image for a company
     - Brainstorm and draw 4 thumbnails
     - Choose your favorite thumbnail
     - Develop that design into a large, clean, colored rough
     - Obtain, label, & degrease a screen
     - Coat the screen
     - Convert the vector to black & white, email to Mr. Tate
     - Expose the screen
     - Wash out the screen with a cone spray of water
     - Patch Pinholes
     - Block out the screen
     - Cut paper to print on*
     - Cut out the comprehensive, center it on cut paper, tape in place
     - Print the design
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Mat the best print*
     - Paperclip thumb, rough, comp, 2 prints, matted & rubric
4. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: Blocking Out a Screen


Period 3
What are we learning today?
1. Laptop Setup, Insurance & Care
2. Adobe Setup
3. Review Type
4. Typeface Search
5. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Typeface Search
     - Obtain and label four sheets of paper
         - 5 Roman, 5 Square (page 1)
         - 10 Sans Serif (page 2)
         - 10 Script (page 3)
         - 1 Text, 9 Novelty (page 4)
     - Cut out examples and glue them into the correct section
     - Print cover page
     - Staple all pages together
     - Turn in Search to bin
6. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: Things You Should Know About Type, Insurance Form


Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Review Logo Design & Thumbnails
2. Laptop Setup, Insurance & Care
3. Adobe Setup
4. Demo: Starting the Illustrator Dog
5. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Logo
     - Choose a name or image to base your logo on
     - Draw 4 thumbnails around that idea
     - Choose the best thumbnail and develop it into a rough
     - Color the rough with colored pencils
     - Scan the logo with Ps & end computer
     - Create an Ai file, place scan, lock layer
     - Create new layer and vector each piece on it
     - Color the image
     - Save the image an Ai file
     - Export the image as a PNG (File>Export)
    Illustrator Dog
     - Find & download the file
     - Create new layer, lock the first
     - Follow steps on handout to create the dog
     - Be as precise as possible in shape, size & color
     - Save the images as an Ai file
     - Upload the final image to Schoology
6. Cleanup
7. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Period 5
What are we learning today?
1. Review Pixels, Resolution, Google Image Search
2. First Project
3. PPT: Before You Shoot
4. Using the Camera
5. Demo: Transferring Photos
6. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
  Pre Test
     - Open the Pre Test on Schoology
     - Answer each question to the best of your knowledge, no need to guess
     - It’s NOT GRADED, just a resource to see what you know now
   Merging Project
     - Find a photo
     - Choose a partner
     - Show your partner your photo, determine shooting
     - Take photos
     - Upload the photo(s) to the computer
     - Find a photo of a prop
         - Not a one color background
         - Higher res is better
     - Make a practice selection of prop
     - Make a legit selection of you from the photo your partner took
     - Turn the selection into a cutout
     - Adjust the color temperature on the cutout
     - Add the cutout to the picture from the web
     - Resize the merged, composite image
     - Save & Upload the merged photos to Schoology
7. Cleanup
8. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: Before You Shoot, Importing Photos

Period 3
What are we learning today?
1. Website, Blog, Schoology
2. What is Graphics (video Lesson)
3. Type (Video Lesson)
4. Typeface Search (Starts tomorrow)
5. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Typeface Search
     - Obtain and label four sheets of paper
         - 5 Roman, 5 Square (page 1)
         - 10 Sans Serif (page 2)
         - 10 Script (page 3)
         - 1 Text, 9 Novelty (page 4)
     - Cut out examples and glue them into the correct section
     - Print cover page
     - Staple all pages together
     - Turn in Search to bin
6. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Website, Blog, Schoology
2. Logo Design
3. Planning Thumbnails
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Logo
     - Choose a name or image to base your logo on
     - Draw 4 thumbnails around that idea
     - Choose the best thumbnail and develop it into a rough
     - Color the rough with colored pencils
     - Scan the logo with Ps & end computer
     - Create an Ai file, place scan, lock layer
     - Create new layer and vector each piece on it
     - Color the image
     - Save the image an Ai file
     - Export the image as a PNG (File>Export)
5. Cleanup
6. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Period 5
What are we learning today?
1. Website, Blog, Schoology
2. Pre Test
3. First Project
4. Pixels & Resolution
5. Finding an Image on Google
6. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
  Pre Test
     - Open the Pre Test on Schoology
     - Answer each question to the best of your knowledge, no need to guess
     - It’s NOT GRADED, just a resource to see what you know now
   Merging Project
     - Find a photo
     - Choose a partner
     - Show your partner your photo, determine shooting
     - Take photos
     - Upload the photo(s) to the computer
     - Find a photo of a prop
         - Not a one color background
         - Higher res is better
     - Make a practice selection of prop
     - Make a legit selection of you from the photo your partner took
     - Turn the selection into a cutout
     - Adjust the color temperature on the cutout
     - Add the cutout to the picture from the web
     - Resize the merged, composite image
     - Save & Upload the merged photos to Schoology
7. Cleanup
8. Review/What’s Next

Period 2
What are we learning today?
1. Review Exposing a Screen
2. Demo: Washing Out a Screen
3. Demo: Cutting Paper to Print on
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Screen Printing
     - Choose a name or image for a company
     - Brainstorm and draw 4 thumbnails
     - Choose your favorite thumbnail
     - Develop that design into a large, clean, colored rough
     - Obtain, label, & degrease a screen
     - Coat the screen
     - Convert the vector to black & white, email to Mr. Tate
     - Expose the screen
     - Wash out the screen with a cone spray of water
     - Patch Pinholes
     - Block out the screen
     - Cut paper to print on*
     - Cut out the comprehensive, center it on cut paper, tape in place
     - Print the design
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Mat the best print*
     - Paperclip thumb, rough, comp, 2 prints, matted & rubric
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Periods 3 & 5
What are we learning today?
1. Results for the Contest
2. About the Final
3. Post Final
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Calendar
     - Change the month & dates to fit each month
     - Crop, resize & place photos for the month pages
     - Add any other touches to month pages
     - Place in the cover design (possibly using the lens flare) on page 1
     - Place the collage on page 14
     - Export the calendar
     - Make a proof sheet & print it
     - Adjust colors, errors as seen on proof
     - Export the calendar as a Print PDF
     - Upload PDF to Schoology
     - Turn in physical copy of thumbnails, rough, & proof to bin
    Collage
     - Open the calendar in InDesign
     - On page 14, draw a box the size of the collage you would like to make
     - Make a new document in Photoshop the same size as the box in InDesign
        - In the properties panel in InDesign there is a W & H
        - The W & H would be the W & H you will use for the new Photoshop Doc
       - Set the resolution to 300
       - Make the background contents transparent
     - Open each photo separately in Ps
     - Use the rectangular marquee tool to select the photo & then copy it
     - Paste it into the new Photoshop Document & rescale it (Ctrl T)
     - Repeat for the next photo, making sure they overlap
     - Set the erase to a soft edge, somewhat opaque percentage & erase the edges
     - Save the collage as a PSD
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Tomorrow
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Fabric Screen Print
     - Choose an idea for the screen print
     - Vector the image
     - Scale the graphic to size (max 8”x 10.5”)
     - Change one color to black, other to white
     - Email me the file so I can create a positive
     - Degrease screen & coat the screen
     - Expose screen
     - Washout screen
     - Patch pinholes
     - Cut paper to print on
     - Blockout screen
     - Print the first color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Re-block the screen
     - Print the second color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Place thumb, rough, comp & print in bin
    Sublimation
     - Layout a document to the size of your product but with a .25” bleed
     - Create graphics & Design
     - Test print the design on the 419 printer
     - Reflect the design & save it to Creative Cloud
     - Log into the desktop & print to Sawgrass at low speed
     - Watch the video for your product and record time, temp & other details
     - Setup up the print on the product with heat tape
     - Press the Design
     - Save as an Ai file and upload to Schoology
     - Place thumbnails, rough, comp & product into din
4. Review/What’s Next​

1. Kaitlyn with her golden hour photos
2. Koltrin with his cityscape
3. Malissa with her creek photo
4. Matt with the skyscrapers
5. Landon with the train photo
6. Mar (tire swing) and Nittany (Water spill) tied

First and second are exempt from the entire final while third and fourth are out of half of the final. the last three winners will start with 10 points extra credit. Well done everyone!

Period 2
What are we learning today?
1. Review Coating a Screen & Progress
2. Demo: Setting Up Positives
3. Demo: Exposing a Screen
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Screen Printing
     - Choose a name or image for a company
     - Brainstorm and draw 4 thumbnails
     - Choose your favorite thumbnail
     - Develop that design into a large, clean, colored rough
     - Obtain, label, & degrease a screen
     - Coat the screen
     - Convert the vector to black & white, email to Mr. Tate
     - Expose the screen
     - Wash out the screen with a cone spray of water
     - Patch Pinholes
     - Block out the screen
     - Cut paper to print on*
     - Cut out the comprehensive, center it on cut paper, tape in place
     - Print the design
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Mat the best print*
     - Paperclip thumb, rough, comp, 2 prints, matted & rubric
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: Degreasing a Screen, Exposing a Screen, Coating a Screen


Periods 3 & 5
What are we learning today?
1. Voting & Results for the Contest
2. Kahoot & Quizlet
3. This Week
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Calendar
     - Change the month & dates to fit each month
     - Crop, resize & place photos for the month pages
     - Add any other touches to month pages
     - Place in the cover design (possibly using the lens flare) on page 1
     - Place the collage on page 14
     - Export the calendar
     - Make a proof sheet & print it
     - Adjust colors, errors as seen on proof
     - Export the calendar as a Print PDF
     - Upload PDF to Schoology
     - Turn in physical copy of thumbnails, rough, & proof to bin
    Collage
     - Open the calendar in InDesign
     - On page 14, draw a box the size of the collage you would like to make
     - Make a new document in Photoshop the same size as the box in InDesign
        - In the properties panel in InDesign there is a W & H
        - The W & H would be the W & H you will use for the new Photoshop Doc
       - Set the resolution to 300
       - Make the background contents transparent
     - Open each photo separately in Ps
     - Use the rectangular marquee tool to select the photo & then copy it
     - Paste it into the new Photoshop Document & rescale it (Ctrl T)
     - Repeat for the next photo, making sure they overlap
     - Set the erase to a soft edge, somewhat opaque percentage & erase the edges
     - Save the collage as a PSD
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Review Using the Heat Press
2. Timeline for the Week
3. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Fabric Screen Print
     - Choose an idea for the screen print
     - Vector the image
     - Scale the graphic to size (max 8”x 10.5”)
     - Change one color to black, other to white
     - Email me the file so I can create a positive
     - Degrease screen & coat the screen
     - Expose screen
     - Washout screen
     - Patch pinholes
     - Cut paper to print on
     - Blockout screen
     - Print the first color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Re-block the screen
     - Print the second color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Place thumb, rough, comp & print in bin
    Sublimation
     - Layout a document to the size of your product but with a .25” bleed
     - Create graphics & Design
     - Test print the design on the 419 printer
     - Reflect the design & save it to Creative Cloud
     - Log into the desktop & print to Sawgrass at low speed
     - Watch the video for your product and record time, temp & other details
     - Setup up the print on the product with heat tape
     - Press the Design
     - Save as an Ai file and upload to Schoology
     - Place thumbnails, rough, comp & product into din
4. Review/What’s Next

Period 2
What are we learning today?
1. Catching up on the Screen Print
2. Demo: Degreasing a Screen
3. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
   Screen Printing
     - Choose a name or image for a company
     - Brainstorm and draw 4 thumbnails
     - Choose your favorite thumbnail
     - Develop that design into a large, clean, colored rough
     - Obtain, label, & degrease a screen
     - Coat the screen
     - Convert the vector to black & white, email to Mr. Tate
     - Expose the screen
     - Wash out the screen with a cone spray of water
     - Patch Pinholes
     - Block out the screen
     - Cut paper to print on*
     - Cut out the comprehensive, center it on cut paper, tape in place
     - Print the design
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Mat the best print*
     - Paperclip thumb, rough, comp, 2 prints, matted & rubric
4. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: Degreasing a Screen


Periods 3 & 5
What are we learning today?
1. Kahoot & Quizlet
2. Demo: Cropping, Resizing, Cutting for the Contest
3. Voting for the Contest
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Calendar
     - Change the month & dates to fit each month
     - Crop, resize & place photos for the month pages
     - Add any other touches to month pages
     - Place in the cover design (possibly using the lens flare) on page 1
     - Place the collage on page 14
     - Export the calendar
     - Make a proof sheet & print it
     - Adjust colors, errors as seen on proof
     - Export the calendar as a Print PDF
     - Upload PDF to Schoology
     - Turn in physical copy of thumbnails, rough, & proof to bin
    Collage
     - Open the calendar in InDesign
     - On page 14, draw a box the size of the collage you would like to make
     - Make a new document in Photoshop the same size as the box in InDesign
        - In the properties panel in InDesign there is a W & H
        - The W & H would be the W & H you will use for the new Photoshop Doc
       - Set the resolution to 300
       - Make the background contents transparent
     - Open each photo separately in Ps
     - Use the rectangular marquee tool to select the photo & then copy it
     - Paste it into the new Photoshop Document & rescale it (Ctrl T)
     - Repeat for the next photo, making sure they overlap
     - Set the erase to a soft edge, somewhat opaque percentage & erase the edges
     - Save the collage as a PSD
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Demo: Using the Heat Press
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Fabric Screen Print
     - Choose an idea for the screen print
     - Vector the image
     - Scale the graphic to size (max 8”x 10.5”)
     - Change one color to black, other to white
     - Email me the file so I can create a positive
     - Degrease screen & coat the screen
     - Expose screen
     - Washout screen
     - Patch pinholes
     - Cut paper to print on
     - Blockout screen
     - Print the first color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Re-block the screen
     - Print the second color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Place thumb, rough, comp & print in bin
    Sublimation
     - Layout a document to the size of your product but with a .25” bleed
     - Create graphics & Design
     - Test print the design on the 419 printer
     - Reflect the design & save it to Creative Cloud
     - Log into the desktop & print to Sawgrass at low speed
     - Watch the video for your product and record time, temp & other details
     - Setup up the print on the product with heat tape
     - Press the Design
     - Save as an Ai file and upload to Schoology
     - Place thumbnails, rough, comp & product into din
3. Review/What’s Next

Periods 3 & 5
Good morning everyone. Since I won't be able to return until Friday we won't be matting our contest photo. If you have a strong desire to mat your photo, I'd be happy to show you how next week in AP. So where does that put you for today? Well the final step for the calendar is turn it in once it's complete. This includes creating a cover (maybe with the lens flare design), adding the collage to page 14, completing each month, exporting the calendar as both PNG and an Adobe PDF Print and proofing the calendar. Done? Fantastic! On Schoology you will need to upload your Adobe PDF Print file of the calendar. Then paperclip your thumbnails, rough and proof sheets and turn them in to the bin on my desk. That's it for the calendar!

If I was in class with you, I would be reviewing with you all week in preparation for each part of the final next week. It wouldn't be a bad idea to review on your own with any of the resources in the review assignment on Schoology. It's not a requirement or graded, but it can help you to be ready for the final!

Period 2 Good morning everyone. I wanted to update you on my situation. Over the weekend I was helping a friend with a project when I severely cut up my thumb on a saw. I won't go into a lot of detail to spare you from the gore but there is a good bit of damage. I'm fine, nothing remotely close to life threatening or anything but despite two doctor visits I'm still losing blood and experiencing significant pain. Sooooo, I won't see you today, but hopefully tomorrow. I'm sorry that I can't help you today and I wanted to explain why.

This means that you have the day to continue to work on your Notepad if it's not done or to plan for your screen print. Draw your thumbnails, rough, vector your comprehensive, and email me and Mr. Kevin Miller the Ai file so we can create a positive. I truly hope and believe things will be well and I'll see you Wednesday.


Periods 3 & 5
Good morning everyone. I wanted to update you on my situation. Over the weekend I was helping a friend with a project when I severely cut up my thumb on a saw. I won't go into a lot of detail to spare you from the gore but there is a good bit of damage. I'm fine, nothing remotely close to life threatening or anything but despite two doctor visits I'm still losing blood and experiencing significant pain. Sooooo, I won't see you today, but hopefully tomorrow. I'm sorry that I can't help you today and I wanted to explain why.

So for today, I want to talk about wrapping up the calendar. If/when the design is done you need to proof it. To do this you'll need to make PNG's of the pages and make the proof in Bridge. This page will explain it. Everyone will need to proof their calendar when they are done with it. Print the proof and examine it for anything that could be improved... additional strokes or boxes that shouldn't be there, color that is too bright or dark, whatever could be better and then fix it in InDesign. I truly hope and believe things will be well and I'll see you Wednesday.


Period 4
Good morning everyone. I wanted to update you on my situation. Over the weekend I was helping a friend with a project when I severely cut up my thumb on a saw. I won't go into a lot of detail to spare you from the gore but there is a good bit of damage. I'm fine, nothing remotely close to life threatening or anything but despite two doctor visits I'm still losing blood and experiencing significant pain. Sooooo, I won't see you today, but hopefully tomorrow. I'm sorry that I can't help you today and I wanted to explain why.

Period 2
What are we learning today?
1. Review Screen Thumbnails & Rough
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
  Notepad
     - Choose a theme for your notepad
     - Grab a sheet of paper & fold in half twice
     - Draw a design in each square using the same theme
     - Choose the best design & make a rough
     - Vector the image in it’s own Ai file
     - Layout a comprehensive using the rough template from Ai
     - Make a 4-Up
     - Print a proof sheet
     - Choose 25 sheets of paper
     - Place the paper in tray 1 of printer, tell others NOT to print
     - Send the job to the 419-C1 printer
     - Collect & jog prints
     - Cut prints apart
     - Cut cardboard (mat board) for backing
     - Make a mount for one print
     - Pad the notepad
     - Trim the edges
     - Tuck thumbnails, rough, comp, mount & rubric into pad
     - Turn in to bin
   Screen Printing
     - Choose a name or image for a company
     - Brainstorm and draw 4 thumbnails
     - Choose your favorite thumbnail
     - Develop that design into a large, clean, colored rough
     - Obtain, label, & degrease a screen
     - Coat the screen
     - Convert the vector to black & white, email to Mr. Tate
     - Expose the screen
     - Wash out the screen with a cone spray of water
     - Patch Pinholes
     - Block out the screen
     - Cut paper to print on*
     - Cut out the comprehensive, center it on cut paper, tape in place
     - Print the design
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Mat the best print*
     - Paperclip thumb, rough, comp, 2 prints, matted & rubric
4. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Periods 3 & 5
What are we learning today?
1. Kahoot & Quizlet
2. Backgrounds for Back & Pages
3. Demo: Proofing the Calendar
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Calendar
     - Change the month & dates to fit each month
     - Crop, resize & place photos for the month pages
     - Add any other touches to month pages
     - Place in the cover design (possibly using the lens flare) on page 1
     - Place the collage on page 14
     - Export the calendar
     - Make a proof sheet & print it
     - Adjust colors, errors as seen on proof
     - Export the calendar as a Print PDF
     - Upload PDF to Schoology
     - Turn in physical copy of thumbnails, rough, & proof to bin
    Collage
     - Open the calendar in InDesign
     - On page 14, draw a box the size of the collage you would like to make
     - Make a new document in Photoshop the same size as the box in InDesign
        - In the properties panel in InDesign there is a W & H
        - The W & H would be the W & H you will use for the new Photoshop Doc
       - Set the resolution to 300
       - Make the background contents transparent
     - Open each photo separately in Ps
     - Use the rectangular marquee tool to select the photo & then copy it
     - Paste it into the new Photoshop Document & rescale it (Ctrl T)
     - Repeat for the next photo, making sure they overlap
     - Set the erase to a soft edge, somewhat opaque percentage & erase the edges
     - Save the collage as a PSD
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: Proofing the Calendar


​Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Demo: Using the Heat Press
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Fabric Screen Print
     - Choose an idea for the screen print
     - Vector the image
     - Scale the graphic to size (max 8”x 10.5”)
     - Change one color to black, other to white
     - Email me the file so I can create a positive
     - Degrease screen & coat the screen
     - Expose screen
     - Washout screen
     - Patch pinholes
     - Cut paper to print on
     - Blockout screen
     - Print the first color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Re-block the screen
     - Print the second color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Place thumb, rough, comp & print in bin
    Sublimation
     - Layout a document to the size of your product but with a .25” bleed
     - Create graphics & Design
     - Test print the design on the 419 printer
     - Reflect the design & save it to Creative Cloud
     - Log into the desktop & print to Sawgrass at low speed
     - Watch the video for your product and record time, temp & other details
     - Setup up the print on the product with heat tape
     - Press the Design
     - Save as an Ai file and upload to Schoology
     - Place thumbnails, rough, comp & product into din
3. Review/What’s Next

Period 2
What are we learning today?
1. Work Day Today
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
  Notepad
     - Choose a theme for your notepad
     - Grab a sheet of paper & fold in half twice
     - Draw a design in each square using the same theme
     - Choose the best design & make a rough
     - Vector the image in it’s own Ai file
     - Layout a comprehensive using the rough template from Ai
     - Make a 4-Up
     - Print a proof sheet
     - Choose 25 sheets of paper
     - Place the paper in tray 1 of printer, tell others NOT to print
     - Send the job to the 419-C1 printer
     - Collect & jog prints
     - Cut prints apart
     - Cut cardboard (mat board) for backing
     - Make a mount for one print
     - Pad the notepad
     - Trim the edges
     - Tuck thumbnails, rough, comp, mount & rubric into pad
     - Turn in to bin
   Screen Printing
     - Choose a name or image for a company
     - Brainstorm and draw 4 thumbnails
     - Choose your favorite thumbnail
     - Develop that design into a large, clean, colored rough
     - Obtain, label, & degrease a screen
     - Coat the screen
     - Convert the vector to black & white, email to Mr. Tate
     - Expose the screen
     - Wash out the screen with a cone spray of water
     - Patch Pinholes
     - Block out the screen
     - Cut paper to print on*
     - Cut out the comprehensive, center it on cut paper, tape in place
     - Print the design
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Mat the best print*
     - Paperclip thumb, rough, comp, 2 prints, matted & rubric
4. Review/What’s Next

Handouts: None


Periods 3 & 5
What are we learning today?
1. Kahoot & Quizlet
2. Last Week’s Photos
3. Review Starting the Collage
4. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Calendar
     - Change the month & dates to fit each month
     - Crop, resize & place photos for the month pages
     - Add any other touches to month pages
     - Place in the cover design (possibly using the lens flare) on page 1
     - Place the collage on page 14
     - Export the calendar
     - Make a proof sheet & print it
     - Adjust colors, errors as seen on proof
     - Export the calendar as a Print PDF
     - Upload PDF to Schoology
     - Turn in physical copy of thumbnails, rough, & proof to bin
    Collage
     - Open the calendar in InDesign
     - On page 14, draw a box the size of the collage you would like to make
     - Make a new document in Photoshop the same size as the box in InDesign
        - In the properties panel in InDesign there is a W & H
        - The W & H would be the W & H you will use for the new Photoshop Doc
       - Set the resolution to 300
       - Make the background contents transparent
     - Open each photo separately in Ps
     - Use the rectangular marquee tool to select the photo & then copy it
     - Paste it into the new Photoshop Document & rescale it (Ctrl T)
     - Repeat for the next photo, making sure they overlap
     - Set the erase to a soft edge, somewhat opaque percentage & erase the edges
     - Save the collage as a PSD
5. Review/What’s Next

Handouts:


Period 4
What are we learning today?
1. Demo: Using the Heat Press
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
    Fabric Screen Print
     - Choose an idea for the screen print
     - Vector the image
     - Scale the graphic to size (max 8”x 10.5”)
     - Change one color to black, other to white
     - Email me the file so I can create a positive
     - Degrease screen & coat the screen
     - Expose screen
     - Washout screen
     - Patch pinholes
     - Cut paper to print on
     - Blockout screen
     - Print the first color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Re-block the screen
     - Print the second color
     - Print the print accordingly
     - Reclaim the screen
     - Place thumb, rough, comp & print in bin
    Sublimation
     - Layout a document to the size of your product but with a .25” bleed
     - Create graphics & Design
     - Test print the design on the 419 printer
     - Reflect the design & save it to Creative Cloud
     - Log into the desktop & print to Sawgrass at low speed
     - Watch the video for your product and record time, temp & other details
     - Setup up the print on the product with heat tape
     - Press the Design
     - Save as an Ai file and upload to Schoology
     - Place thumbnails, rough, comp & product into din
3. Review/What’s Next