Period 1
What are we learning today? Well, with me out, you'll have to use the websites resources. I have linked to 2 new tasks. One is a new assignment, a background for the front of the calendar. It's using lens flairs to make a crazy looking background. The other explains how to crop and resize your photos for the calendar. Your welcome to start with either. If you have back work to complete, I would recommend that you do that first and then jump into either of the new tasks linked below. Wit only 11 days left, use the time that you have wisely! Hope all goes well and that you have a great day!
1. Lens Flair Background
2. Demo: Cropping to Fit the Calendar
3. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
Burn
- Open an image in which a spot is too light
- Use the Burn Tool to darken the area
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
Dodge
- Open an image in which a spot is too dark
- Use the Dodge Tool to lighten the area
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
Global Levels
- Open an image in which the entire image is a bit dark or light
- Use a levels adjustment to fix the light or darkness
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
Global Hue & Saturation
- Open an image in which the entire image is a bit dull
- Use a Hue & Saturation layer to boost the color
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
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
4. Cleanup
5. Review/What’s Next
Handouts: Cropping to Fit the Calendar
Period 3
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
3D Project
- Determine which process interests you the most
- Decide on product that you would like to create with that process
- Create the artwork for the product
- Use the equipment to produce the artwork on the prodcut
- Upload the artwork to Schoology
- Turn the completed product in for grading
3. Cleanup
4. Review/What’s Next
Handouts: None
Period 5
What are we learning today? You have a game to turn in today, so that should be your top priority! Complete Pacman and upload it to Schoology by 11:59pm. Remember that 10% of the grade is making a ghost smarter in the second room! If you complete the game, take a look at the link below. There you will find a video explaining how the Maze Puzzler will work. Start creating some sprites and a concept for that game. I'll be back tomorrow to help! Hope you have a great day!
1. Making a Maze Puzzler
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
Pacman
- Choose a theme for your game
- Decide on wall, hero, food & enemy
- Create vector graphics for each of the objects
- Use a consistent color scheme
- Wall sprites should be precisely 64 x 64 pixels
- Export each sprite as PNG
- Use the directions to program Part 1
- Make a Splash Screen for both the game & your logo
- Use the directions to program Part 2
- Double check all features of the game
- Upload the GM81 file to Schoology
4. Cleanup
5. Review/What’s Next
Handouts: None
What are we learning today? Well, with me out, you'll have to use the websites resources. I have linked to 2 new tasks. One is a new assignment, a background for the front of the calendar. It's using lens flairs to make a crazy looking background. The other explains how to crop and resize your photos for the calendar. Your welcome to start with either. If you have back work to complete, I would recommend that you do that first and then jump into either of the new tasks linked below. Wit only 11 days left, use the time that you have wisely! Hope all goes well and that you have a great day!
1. Lens Flair Background
2. Demo: Cropping to Fit the Calendar
3. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
Burn
- Open an image in which a spot is too light
- Use the Burn Tool to darken the area
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
Dodge
- Open an image in which a spot is too dark
- Use the Dodge Tool to lighten the area
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
Global Levels
- Open an image in which the entire image is a bit dark or light
- Use a levels adjustment to fix the light or darkness
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
Global Hue & Saturation
- Open an image in which the entire image is a bit dull
- Use a Hue & Saturation layer to boost the color
- Save & upload the before & after version to Schoology
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
4. Cleanup
5. Review/What’s Next
Handouts: Cropping to Fit the Calendar
Period 3
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
3D Project
- Determine which process interests you the most
- Decide on product that you would like to create with that process
- Create the artwork for the product
- Use the equipment to produce the artwork on the prodcut
- Upload the artwork to Schoology
- Turn the completed product in for grading
3. Cleanup
4. Review/What’s Next
Handouts: None
Period 5
What are we learning today? You have a game to turn in today, so that should be your top priority! Complete Pacman and upload it to Schoology by 11:59pm. Remember that 10% of the grade is making a ghost smarter in the second room! If you complete the game, take a look at the link below. There you will find a video explaining how the Maze Puzzler will work. Start creating some sprites and a concept for that game. I'll be back tomorrow to help! Hope you have a great day!
1. Making a Maze Puzzler
2. Objectives to Accomplish Today:
Pacman
- Choose a theme for your game
- Decide on wall, hero, food & enemy
- Create vector graphics for each of the objects
- Use a consistent color scheme
- Wall sprites should be precisely 64 x 64 pixels
- Export each sprite as PNG
- Use the directions to program Part 1
- Make a Splash Screen for both the game & your logo
- Use the directions to program Part 2
- Double check all features of the game
- Upload the GM81 file to Schoology
4. Cleanup
5. Review/What’s Next
Handouts: None
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