Photoshop Work Book

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Photoshop Workbook

by Chevonnese Chevers Whyte, B.Sc., MBA


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CHAPTER 1: COPYRIGHT

Infringement Cases

● Paymaster vs. Bill Express○ see

http://www.myersfletcher.com/newsletter-issues/item/the-law-of-confidence.html

○ http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/business/Paymaster-Grace_7358980

● Frozen vs. Frozen Land

○ see

http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Disney-Sues-Over-Mockbuster-Frozen-Land-4

0897.html

● What would you do?

○ You arrange to take the perfect photo. You have organized your team - paid for

the location, food, transportation, models, etc. After setting up the shoot,

someone else takes the photo, and attains the copyright.

http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cinemablend.com%2Fnew%2FDisney-Sues-Over-Mockbuster-Frozen-Land-40897.html&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNGqg1LMdL_u_jWXC7OowbTM8dq8LAhttp://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.cinemablend.com%2Fnew%2FDisney-Sues-Over-Mockbuster-Frozen-Land-40897.html&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNGqg1LMdL_u_jWXC7OowbTM8dq8LAhttp://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.jamaicaobserver.com%2Fbusiness%2FPaymaster-Grace_7358980&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNGJZvsMIAOIFi9BLerdd3bJ8VKpTwhttp://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.myersfletcher.com%2Fnewsletter-issues%2Fitem%2Fthe-law-of-confidence.html&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNHhex_i3L_FtHlW_eOUtXD5lpJeiQ


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CHAPTER 2: FOUNDATION CONCEPTS

My First Photoshop FileBuilding a Flyer for Print

● Flyer size: 3in x 8in● Bleed: ⅛ in

● Margin: ¼ in

Instructions

1. Create a document with the requirements above. Don’t forget to place your crop marks.

2. Insert file into Photoshop document

3. Save file as PSD (ensure to choose a location that you will remember)

[Support Files: see Schoology]


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CHAPTER 3: EDITING IMAGES

Selection Tools

The Rectangular Marquee Tool

1. Open or drag rectangular_marquee_tool.jpg in Photoshop

2. Activate the rectangular marquee tool

3. Using the two + in the image, start at one + and while holding down the left mouse button,

move the mouse to the next +. Let go of the left mouse button when you get to the next

+.

4. Save your selection

[Support Files: see schoology]


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The Elliptical Marquee Tool

1. Open or drag elliptical_marquee_tool.jpg in Photoshop

2. Activate the elliptical marquee tool

3. Activate your rulers

4. Use rulers to create two (2) vertical and two (2) horizontal guides as demonstrated above

5. Use any of the intersections of the guides as a starting point, while holding down the left


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mouse button, move your mouse to the opposite end where the guides meet. Let go of

the left mouse button when you get to that point



The Lasso Tool

1. Open or drag lasso_tool.png in Photoshop

2. Activate the lasso tool

3. Trace each cloud separately or at the same time4. Save your selection



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The Magic Wand

1. Open or drag magic_wand.jpg in Photoshop

2. Activate the magic wand tool

3. Click the white area of the image




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The Pen Tool

1. Open or drag pen_tool_1.jpg or square.jpg in Photoshop

2. Activate the pen tool

3. Ensure that paths is selected in the pen tool options4. Click the area highlighted by the nodes above

5. Save your path

6. Convert path to a selection




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1. Open or drag pen_tool_2.jpg or circle.jpg in Photoshop


3. Ensure that paths is selected in the pen tool options

4. Click the area highlighted by the nodes above

5. Save your path





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1. Open or drag pen_tool_3.jpg or logo.jpg in Photoshop




5. Save your path





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1. Open or drag pen_tool_4.jpg or sword.jpg in Photoshop




5. Save your path





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Table with Basket of Fruits Lesson

In this tutorial you will develop skills with:

1. Image Size

2. The Move Tool3. Building a Composition

4. The Magic Wand

5. The Pen Tool

6. The Marquee Tool

7. Scaling Objects Proportionately

8. Creating Visual Illusions

9. Transforming Objects

10. Layer Styles

11. Merge Layers

12. Renaming Layers13. Saving PSD files

14. Flattening PSD files

15. Using Dropbox to share large files

Instructions

Recreate Final Image.jpg from the pictures provided.


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1. Create the canvas (document) at the same size as the finished composition. Pay

attention to the width, height, colour mode, and resolution.

2. Copy/Drag the image of the wall and floor in the new document as shown

3. Copy/Drag the image of the table from its original background, scale and place it in your

composition as shown

4. Copy/Drag the image of the basket from its original background, scale and place it in your


5. Copy the basket (directly above the original) and cut away the back of the basket to hide

the bottom of fruit in basket

6. Copy/Drag each fruit from its original background, scale and place it in your composition

as shown

7. Copy the strawberry, star apple, and orange and place them in your composition as

shown

8. Create a custom shadow beneath the original basket to match the example as shown

9. Create a custom shadow beneath the table to match the example as shown

10. Cut/Drag the image of the picture frame from its original background, scale and place it in

your composition as shown

11. Copy/Drag the image of the couple from its original background, scale and place it in your


12. Merge the picture frame and image of the couple then apply a bevel, shadow, and

perspective in your composition as shown

13. Organize and name your layers for submission with the final PSD file.

14. Save your file as a PSD document with layers

15. Save your file as a JPEG document

16. Upload both the PSD and JPEG files to dropbox within your shared dropbox folder. Email the link to those files to your lecturer


[Tutorial Recording: see schoology]


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CHAPTER 4: WORKING WITH LAYERS

Girl and House Lesson


1. Opening an image in Photoshop

2. Promoting the background layer

3. Using the magic wand

4. Using the pen tool

5. Using multiple selections to extract an object

6. Using blending modes

7. Using filters

8. Creating an Adjustment Layer

Instructions:

1. Open “house.jpg” in Photoshop


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2. Promote the background layer

3. Remove the sky

4. Drag “cloud.jpg” into the composition and place appropriately

5. Select the girl in “girl.jpg” and drag her into the composition

6. Use “grass.psd” to insert grass in the foreground of the composition.

7. Drag “snow.jpg” to your composition. Place in the foreground of your composition. Add

a Screen blending mode.8. Add a gaussian blur of 2.5 to the grass layer.

9. Create a new adjustment layer (see next steps for the types of adjustment layers to be

created)


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10. Create a Channel Mixer adjustment layer as follows:

a. Red: +72, -8, +46; Constant 0

b. Green: +14, +68, +18 ; Constant 0

c. Blue: +26, +20, +52 ; Constant 0

11. Create a Curves adjustment layer as follows:


13. Save your file as a TIFF document

14. Upload both the PSD and TIFF files to dropbox within your shared dropbox folder. Share those files with your instructor.

[Extracted From: http://luxa.org/tutorial_compositing_with_adjustment_layers.php]


[Tutorial Recording: see schoology]

http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fluxa.org%2Ftutorial_compositing_with_adjustment_layers.php&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNEtB7ulhW3hTzf5wekF6mR4rXvQOQ


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CHAPTER 5: USING DRAWING TOOLS

Working with Vector Files1. Open the vector file in Adobe Photoshop

2. Copy the vector object into an existing Photoshop file

Creating Shapes

Preset Shapes

1. Create an arrow

2. Create a frame

3. Create butterfly wings

Custom Shapes

Use the pen tool (with Shape Layers active) to recreate the following logos in vector format:

1.


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2.


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3.


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CHAPTER 6: SWATCHES, GRADIENTS, AND PATTERNS

Knife Lesson


1. Creating a new document

2. Using the Pen Tool

3. Using the Paths Palette

4. Using the Paint Bucket Tool

5. Using the Burn and Dodge Tool

6. Creating a New Layer7. Changing Brush Size

Instructions:

1. Create a New Document of Custom Size, Height & Width 500 pixels x 500 pixels,

Resolution 300 & Mode RGB Color


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2. Now fill the Background with any color & Open New Layer & create the following shape

by tracing image provided with the pen tool then right click select ‘Make Selection’

3. In Make Selection ‘Feather Radius’ should be zero pixels, tick on New Selection & then ok

& your image should look like as shown to the right


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4. Now fill the selection with ‘d3c3b5′ color & then create the following selection with the

Pen Tool

5. Now select ‘Burn Tool’ & create the following shading. Inverse the selection Ctrl+Shift+I

& then highlight the some parts with the help of ‘Dodge Tool’


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6. Now create the following selection with the help of ‘Pen Tool’ & create the following

shading with the help of ‘Burn & Dodge Tool’ with inverse selection Ctrl+Shift+I

7. Now Open New Layer & then create the following selection with the Pen Tool


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8. Now fill the selection with the same color & Highlight the some parts with the help of

‘Dodge Tool’ & after that create the following selection with the help of ‘Pen Tool’

9. Now Open New Layer & then fill the selection with ‘7a3514′ color & then create the

following selection with the help of ‘Pen Tool’

10. Now select ‘Burn Tool’ & use the following settings

11. Now create the following shading with the help of ‘Burn Tool’ with inverse selection

Ctrl+Shift+I & Highlight the some parts with the help of ‘Dodge Tool’ like as shown below

12. Now Open New Layer & then create the following selection with the help of ‘Elliptical

Marquee Tool’ & fill the selection with ‘825435′ color & create the some shading with the

help of ‘Burn

& Dodge Tool’


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13. Now Open New Layer & then create the following selection with the help of ‘Pen Tool’

14. Now fill the selection with ‘a98453′ colour & create the following selection with the help of

‘Pen Tool’ & after that create the following shading with the help of ‘Burn & Dodge Tool’

with inverse

selection Ctrl+Shift+I

15. Now set the 1 pixel Dodge Tool & create the following shape with the help of ‘Pen Tool’

right click and select ‘Stroke Path’


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16. In Stroke Path select ‘Brush’ & then ok & after that create the following selection with the

help of ‘Pen Tool’

17. Now Open New Layer & then fill the selection with ‘806438′ color & create the same shading with the help of ‘Burn Tool’ & then create the following selection with the help of

‘Pen Tool’

18. Now Open New Layer & then fill the selection with ‘a98453′ colour & Highlight the same

parts with the help of ‘Dodge Tool’.


20. Save your file as a PDF document


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21. Upload both the PSD and PDF files to dropbox within your shared dropbox folder. Share

those files with your instructor.

[Extracted From:

http://tutorial-zee.com/photoshop-tutorials/photoshop-website-template-stock-photo-sharp-knife]

http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Ftutorial-zee.com%2Fphotoshop-tutorials%2Fphotoshop-website-template-stock-photo-sharp-knife&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNF5gyjZ4etuB4JBn-RgrDZFvSi84Q


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CHAPTER 7: PAINTING

Portrait Lesson


1. Opening a PSD File

2. Copying files from other documents to a Photoshop document

3. Creating a new layer

4. Creating a Colour Palette

5. Colouring with Paint Bucket and with Brushes

6. Working with Opacity

7. Using the Smudge Tool

8. Using the Burn and Dodge Tools

9. Changing the Hue and Saturation

10. Working with Clipping Mask

11. Adjusting Levels


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12. Merging Layers

13. Adjusting Noise

14. Adjusting Layers -> Curves, Gradient Fill, Gradient Map

Please Note:

● This lesson does not need to be completed to the end. However, any student who does complete this lesson will receive bonus marks of 5%.

● If you like, you can do this lesson from one of your own photos. Create an outline of any

one of your photos. But you must be as detailed as possible.

Instructions:

1. Open PSD file given

2. Create a palette on a different layer using the eye dropper tool (Ctrl+I ). If you use more

tones, the skin will look more dynamic.


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3. Create a new layer and begin coloring with a neutral tone of beige (#dfbaa8) and cover all

the skin. This will be the base. You can use the Paint Bucket Tool or a basic Brush with

sharp edges.


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4. Select a darker color from the palette and apply some shadows. Dial down the opacity of

the brush. Fill the lips with a soft pink base.


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5. Add more shadows with a darker shade


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6. These are the areas where you need to apply the shadows and the highlights.


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7. Cover up the areas of the eyebrows with the skin’s base tone.


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8. Select a basic brush. Go to brush presets and select shape dynamics. Set the brush

opacity to about 60-70 px and paint it strand by strand.


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9. The brush size has to be 2-4 px. Use the smudge tool and smooth out the edges of the

eyebrows.


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10. The brush size has to be 2-4 px. Use the smudge tool and smooth out the edges of the

eyebrows.


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11. To paint the eyes, first you need to cover up the areas with base colors.


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12. Remember that eyes are round so the corners will always be darker and the center,

lighter.


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13. The upper eyelid is going to be under a shadow. Do the same for the lower one, only with

a lighter color. Paint some light on the iris. Irises are made of many tiny lines spread

around the pupil.


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14. Draw them with a small brush (max 3px) Keep the brush set to shape dynamics. Make

some lines darker, lighter or thicker to achieve this effect.


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15. Add a bit of shadow under the lower eyelid and a bit of light in the interior corner of the

eye. This will add a bit of depth.


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16. Now let’s mark the pink flesh of the eye. After you paint a line select a whiter color and

add some tiny lines in the corners and above the pink line. Create a new layer and add

some eyelashes.


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17. Use a dark color and the same presets you did for the eyebrows. Look at the image on

the right to see how the eyelashes should look, use a 50-60% opacity for the lower

eyelashes.


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18. Let’s improve the eyes a bit by adding some detail. Use the dodge and burn tools to add

more depth to the iris and the pupil, and some soft colors to add more light.


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19. Add a bit of eyeliner to the upper side of the eye. You can also change the color of the

eyes by using Hue/Saturation on a clipping mask.


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20. Next, let’s paint the lips. This is very easy since we are going to use the same technique

as we did on the eyes. Look at the image on the right to see the lighted areas.


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21. Apply shadows to both edges of the lips. Now with a light pink, start adding some curved

lines like you did for the iris. Make the center of the lips lighter than the sides.


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22. Change the tones and keep adding lines on the lips. It’s important that in the brush

presets panel (F5) the shape dynamics should be checked leaving the default settings.


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23. Create a clipping mask (by holding the ALT key) and go to Adjustment Layers > Levels

and input the values shown in the image below. You have to change the brush settings in

the presets panel for the texturing of the lips.


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24. Go to brush presets and check: Scattering (both axes 470%), Other Dynamics (0%) and

Smoothing. Choose a light color and run the brush over the highlighted parts (the middle).

This creates the impression that she is wearing lip-gloss.


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25. Add some more light near the upper lip.


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26. Go to Adjustment Layers > Levels. Use the values in the image on the right.


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27. Once you have the base laid down add some detail. Merge all visible layers into the active

one (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E) . Go to Filter > Noise > Add noise (about 7-9 px). Leave the noise

on the skin and erase it from the other parts on a mask.


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28. In this step we will add some texture to the skin. First select the brush tool and select the

appropriate presets: check the scattering box, scatter about 350%, control: pen pressure,

count jitter: 12%.


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29. Now select 3 colors: a bright cream, a soft pink and a beige and start adding some

freckles on her cheekbones and nose. Set the opacity to about 30 – 40%.


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30. Create a new layer and make some new presets for the brush tool to add more texture.

Make sure that the texture box is checked.


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31. Select a similar texture as shown on the right. Again, set the layer’s opacity to about 30%.


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32. Next her hair. This is not very hard, just select the color you want the hair’s base to be

and draw the shape of the hair. The color used here is #d28c6a.


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33. Create a new layer. You have to begin with the thicker hair strands and finish with the

thinner ones.


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34. Make sure that shape dynamics is checked in the brush presets. This will make the

edges more realistic.


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35. On a new layer, add some more hair strands with different colors. Don’t be afraid to add

some crazy colors in the hair,


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36. it will look great since this is a fantasy painting. A soft yellow is used here. Set the brush

opacity to about 70%.


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37. Merge all visible hair layers into one and add some light with the dodge tool and some

shadow with the burn tool.


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38. Go to Adjustment Layers > Curves. Use this adjustment only on the hair.


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39. Create a new layer and fill it wil any colour. Drag the new layer under the portrait.

40. Go to Adjustment Layers > Gradient Fill. Use the settings as shown on the right. This

layer must be above the one with the background. It should not be visible on the portrait.

Opacity to 40%.


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41. Go to Adjustment Layers > Gradient Map. Use the color codes shown on the right. Set

the opacity to 50%.


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42. Now, above all layers, go to Adjustment Layers > Gradient Map and apply the settings as

shown. Opacity to 30%.


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43. Adjustment Layers > Hue/Saturation. Saturation to +25.


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44. Adjustment Layers > Levels. Use the settings as shown.


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45. The last part is to add some hair under the face. Select the pen tool and cut out a part of

the hair, flip it horizontally and place it under the face on the right side. That’s it! We are

done!


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46. You could go even further…


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47. You could go even further…


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49. Save your file as a PNG document

50. Upload both the PSD and PNG files to dropbox within your shared dropbox folder. Share

those files with your instructor.

[Extracted From:http://psd.tutsplus.com/tutorials/painting/how-to-paint-a-fantasy-portrait-from-scratch-with-photo

shop/]

[Support Files: see Schoology]

http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fpsd.tutsplus.com%2Ftutorials%2Fpainting%2Fhow-to-paint-a-fantasy-portrait-from-scratch-with-photoshop%2F&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNF95xcfrRe6XHrABUpqQSw68-P0Qghttp://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fpsd.tutsplus.com%2Ftutorials%2Fpainting%2Fhow-to-paint-a-fantasy-portrait-from-scratch-with-photoshop%2F&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNF95xcfrRe6XHrABUpqQSw68-P0Qg


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CHAPTER 8: WORKING WITH TEXT

alien


1. Create a new document

2. Utilizing the background colour

3. Using the horizontal type tool

4. Creating a selection around text

5. Manipulating selections

6. Moving layers in the layer palette

Instructions:

1. Create a new document

○ Name: alien

○ Size: any

○ Colour mode: RGB

○ Background colour: Black

2. Type the word “alien” in the document

○ Font: impact


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○ Align: center

○ Colour: dark green

○ Enlarge to fill out the composition size (leave some space around the text)

3. Create a selection around the text

○ Hold down the crtl key and click the T in the layer palette

4. Add a feather to the selection○ Select -> Feather… -> 5

5. Enlarge selection

○ Select -> Modify -> Expand -> 10

6. Create New Layer (Green)

7. Use the Paint Bucket tool to fill a green colour in your selection (do not remove selection)

8. Enlarge selection

○ Select -> Modify -> Expand – 10

9. Create a New Layer (Yellow)

10. Fill the selection with yellow

11. Deselect12. Move Green Layer below the text and move yellow layer below the green layer


14. Upload both the PSD files to dropbox within your shared dropbox folder.


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Golf


1. Promoting the background layer

2. Using rulers and guides

3. Creating shapes

4. Placing type on a path

5. Adjusting type on a path

Instructions:

1. Open “golf.jpeg” in Photoshop

2. Promote the background layer

3. Activate rulers

4. Create guides around the golf ball as demonstrated in “golf ball border.jpg”


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5. Select the Ellipse Tool

6. Ensure Paths are selected

7. Draw an ellipse to the outer border of the golf ball

8. Select Type Tool

9. Type “so close!” (Ensure that Type on Path is displayed before clicking the path)

10. Use the Path Selection Tool to move the text as desired


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CHAPTER 9: ELEMENTS & PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN

See Critique


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CHAPTER 10: IMAGE EFFECTS, SPECIAL EFFECTS, AND MASKING

Explosive Effect


1. Creating a new document with a background colour

2. Using the filter menu

3. Using Image Adjustments

4. Making a selection based on a colour range

5. Transforming objects

6. Using Blending Modes

7. Duplicating layers

Instructions:

1. Create a new document (Ctrl+N) with a black background.


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2. Create a new layer (Layer/New/Layer)and make it black. Go to Filter/Render/Difference

clouds.


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3. Repeat filter several times.


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4. Holding the Shift and Alt keys make an elliptical selection.

5. Go to Filter/Distort/Spherize and run Amount: 100.


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6. Filter/Distort/Spherize. Amount: 50.


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7. Go to Filter/Sharpen/Sharpen.

8. Go to Select/Inverse.


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9. Hit Delete. Deselect (Ctrl+D).


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10. Image/Adjustments/Hue and saturation.

11. Image/Adjustments/Brightness and contrast.


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12. Duplicate this layer and go to Select/Color range...


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13. Invert the selection (Shift+Ctrl+I) and press Delete. Name this layer "flames".

14. Transform "flames" (Ctrl+T).


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15. Change the layer mode to Linear Dodge.


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16. Duplicate "flames" and transform it.

17. Duplicate "flames" again. Go to Filter/Blur/Radial blur. Run Zoom with Amount: 100.

Repeat filter several times. Duplicate "flames" several times. Good!


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CHAPTER 11: CRITIQUES

CritiqueCritique the pieces provided


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CHAPTER 12: WEBSITE DESIGN & SLICING

Website MockupIn this tutorial you will develop skills with:

1. Developing a website mockup

Instructions:

1. Create a new document in Photoshop with the following settings:

a. Name: WebsiteDesignLesson

b. What size should we use? In what units? Use 800pxx600px

c. What resolution should we use?

d. What colour mode should we use?e. Background colour?

2. Make the background a linear gradient from white to grey (set the grey to RGB:

230,230,230)


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3. Create a black rectangle (100% black for RGB is (0,0,0))


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4. Create a radial gradient from black to red (100% red for RGB is (255,0,0))


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5. Place red to black gradient layer under the black bar and cut away excess over the black

bar


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6. Insert a Herringbone 2 Pattern Adjustment Layer. NB: If you don’t have Herringbone, just

select another patter.


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7. Adjust the opacity of the pattern to 5% and place the pattern below the black bar


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8. Remove the top of the pattern (above the black bar)


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9. Place vertical guides at the 50 and 750 markers and horizontal guides at the 150 and 350

markers


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10. Insert image provided


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11. Make selection as shown and save selection


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12. Place a horizontal guide at the 450 marker, cut away excess around the image, and add

a black bar under it


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13. Create two separate shapes: one rectangle and one triangle. [Hint: to create the triangle,

create a perfect square, then use the delete anchor point tool to convert it from a square

to a rectangle. Rotate the rectangle as demonstrated]


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14. Reinsert the image into your composition, scale proportionately, and place under its

larger copy. Then place guides as demonstrated below.


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15. Place horizontal guides at the 460 and 570 markers. Draw another black rectangle.


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16. Place vertical guides at the 70, 740, and 730 markers. Place horizontal guides at the

470, 480, 560, and 550 markers. Draw a white rectangle as demonstrated.


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17. Draw a rectangular path in the space highlighted and place Lorem Ipsum text inside it.

Above the Lorem Ipsum type Latest News. Latest News should be:

a. Century Gothic

b. Bold

c. 18pt

d. Left Aligned

e. 100% red

The Lorem Ipsum should be:

a. Arial

b. Regular

c. 12pt

d. Full Justification

e. 100% black

f. No hyphenation


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18. Insert the custom shape Floral Ornament 4 as demonstrated. Type THE FOOD

FACTORY and EXTRAORDINARY FOOD in separate text boxes. THE FOOD

FACTORY should be:

a. Impact

b. Regular

c. 36pt

d. Left align

e. 100% black

EXTRAORDINARY FOOD should be:

a. Century Gothic

b. Bold

c. 10pt

d. Right Aligned

e. 100% red


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19. Open each of the social media logo in Photoshop. BEFORE copying the logo into the

composition, do the following:

a. Convert the colour mode to Grayscale

b. Adjust the contrast to make the logo black

Then copy over each logo into your composition. It is up to you if you would like to save

the adjusted logos.

Use the text EXTRAORDINARY FOOD to place a guide at the bottom of the text. Scale

proportionately and place logos as demonstrated below. Delete excess white around the

logos as necessary.


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20. Activate your horizontal type tool and click once at the bottom of your composition. Set

the font as follows:

a. Century Gothic

b. Bold

c. 10pt

d. Center Aligned

e. 100% white

When you are ready to start typing, while holding down the Alt key type 0169. Then type

a space and then type your Pseudo Name, the year, the character |, and then the link for

your facebook page.


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21. Place the other food images beside the first small food image.


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22. Add the menu bar as demonstrated.


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23. Place your watermark over the composition.

24. Name your layers appropriately.

25. Save Photoshop file.

26. Save the file as a JPEG file.

Website Design


1. Developing multiple page design in one Photoshop document

Instructions:

1. Make a copy of the black bar under the large picture

2. Place all layers that are only related to the home page in a group. Leave the elements

that will apply to every page outside the group. Which layers go in the group and which

ones remain outside? Place only one copy of the black bar under the large picture in the

group.


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3. Make the home group unseen. Enlarge the second copy of the black bar under the large

picture as demonstrated. Place a horizontal guide at the 160 marker. Then draw a white

box as demonstrated. This is your template.

4. Create a new group. Call it the Services Page. Make a copy of the red bar behind HOME

and place it in the services page group.


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5. Add the headings CATERING, and LUNCH/DINNER as demonstrated. Text should be:

a. Century Gothic

b. Bold

c. 14pt

d. Left Aligned

e. 100% red

Add Lorem Ipsum below each heading. This should be:

a. Arial

b. Regular

c. 12pt

d. Full Justification

e. 100% black

Add a gray box under the catering section RGB(200,200,200). Copy 2 of the mini food

photos from the home page group and place as follows:


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6. Make the services page group unseen and create a new group for the contact us page.

Copy the red box behind SERVICES in the services group and place the copy in the

contact us group. Fill out the rest of the contact us page as follows:


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7. Save Photoshop file with layers.

Slicing


1. The slice tool

2. The slice select tool

3. Optimizing slices

4. Converting a PSD file to a website

Instructions:

1. Make the home group visible while the services and contact us groups are unseen.

Activate the slice tool and slice as follows [NB: blue slices are user defined slices]:


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2. Use the slice select tool to name slices as follows:

a. Slice 01:


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b. Slice 03:


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c. Slice 04:


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d. Slice 05:


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e. Slice 06:


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f. Slice 10:


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g. Slice 12:


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h. Slice 13:


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i. Slice 17:


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j. Slice 20:Copy all of the text “LATEST NEWS Lorem ipsum…” Make the text layer inside

the home page group unseen. Crop slice 20 and save the file as LatestNews.jpg.

Then undo the crop.


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k. Slice 22:


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3. Crop slice 17 in the composition and save as background.jpg. Undo the crop.4. Click on File then click for Save for Web and Devices. Ensure that the optimized tab is

selected.


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NB: Optimize each slice by using the information provided to the bottom left hand corner of the

window.

5. Preview your website in the various browsers using the preview button. Don’t worry, the

Latest News section will not display how you would like it.6. Go to the additional options and click Edit Output Settings. Under Slices ensure that the

button beside Generate CSS is selected. Under background, select a colour that is most

appropriate for your design or select a background image. Locate your background.jpg

for the path for the background.

7. Click Save.


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NB: We call this the index.html because we have the home page group visible and the other

groups are not visible. index.html is the file that browsers look for to display your website.

Without this file, your website will not display.

8. Make the home page group unseen and the services page group seen.9. Copy the text in the Food Truck section. Change the information in the slice.

10. Rename Slice 10 as follows:


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NB: In reality you would delete this slice and slice this section further, but for simplicity it will be left as an image.

13. Save for Web and Devices and Optimize your slices. Preview your webpage and save

file as services.html.


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14. Click Replace.

15. Make the services page group unseen and the contact us page group seen.



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17. Rename Slice 13 s follows:


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19. Adjust the text in Slice 20.20. Save for Web and Devices and optimize the slices. Save and name the file as follows:


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21. View your website. I know, it still doesn’t look right. We have the tools, we can fix it.

Editing Code


1. Notepad++ and/or Dreamweaver

Instructions:

1. Copy LatestNews.jpg into the images folder where your website is located.

2. Open index.html in Notepad++ or Dreamweaver.

3. Find the following section in the code and type

background-image:url('images/LatestNews.jpg');

padding-top:10px;

padding-bottom:10px;

font-family:"Arial", Verdana, sans-serif;

color:rgb(0,0,0);


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4. Find the following section of the code and type

background-repeat:repeat-x;


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5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for both ContactUs.html and Services.html.

6. For index.html find the following code and replace LATEST NEWS with

LATEST NEWS


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7. For Services.html find the following code and replace FOOD TRUCK with

FOOD TRUCK

8. Refresh your website and review it.


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CHAPTER 13: DEVELOPING AN ANIMATION

AnimationIn this tutorial you will develop skills with:

1. Developing a storyboard

2. Developing an animation

Instructions:

1. Open PSD file from Chapter 12.

2. Make the home page group visible and the services and contact us page groups unseen.

3. Crop Slice 17

NB: Ensure that the new document is the same size as your slice.

4. Save the file as Animation.psd with layers.

5. Remove the unnecessary layers.


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6. Move the picture layers and the triangle outside of the home page group.

7. Place the other pictures of the food in the composition. NB: Load the saved selection to

assist with editing the new large food photos.

8. Activate the Animation Palette.

9. Click the additional options in the Animation Palette and click Make Frames from Layers.

10. For each frame, change which layers are visible. NB: Change the arrow and large food photos accordingly.

11. Delete excess frames.

12. Add 1 sec timing to each frame. Test your animation by pressing the play button.

13. When your animation is to your liking, click File, then click Save for Web and Devices.

14. Set as a GIF file and make adjustments to your liking.

15. Save the file. Replace where necessary.

16. Edit Animation.html. Copy the code from Animation.html to index.html as follows:


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17. Refresh your browser and preview your website.

18. Upload your HTML files and the images folder to your public dropbox folder. If your public

folder is not activated in dropbox, log into dropbox, and click the following link:

https://www.dropbox.com/home/Public

Or search Google on how to activate your Public Folder in Dropbox.

19. Copy the link for your index file and share the link with others.

20. View your website on the internet.

Challenge

How would you recreate the following:

https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dropbox.com%2Fhome%2FPublic&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNFFo6j-J5tmrRdR6xoWQ9xAG97-xA


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Can you make your animation any more interesting? Post it to the class blog.


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CHAPTER 14: PRESENTATION SKILLS

Presentations● Make a 1 minute pitch on a given product

Documents

Photoshop Work Book