Photoshop #1 Project Graphic Design Fundamentals In this project you will be creating a 9-photo grid of a picture (or pictures) of a person. Square- shape photos work best (you can crop a picture into a square in Photoshop. You will keep the original photo in the middle of the grid and place eight different manipulations around the outside. The goal of this project is for you to come to an understanding of how to manipulate photos in Photoshop, how to create and work with a canvas, how to copy, paste, and resize photos, and how to work with the layers palette. These are all basic skills that anyone who desires to be proficient in Photoshop must understand. Basic Requirements (10 points total): - Photos set up evenly/proportionally in a grid as shown in the example (5) - 8 different (use a variety) photoediting techniques represented (5) - Uploaded to Google Classroom as a JPEG file. If not done correctly, you will receive no credit.
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Photoshop #1 Project Graphic Design Fundamentals
In this project you will be creating a 9-photo grid of a picture (or pictures) of a person. Square-shape photos work best (you can crop a picture into a square in Photoshop. You will keep the original photo in the middle of the grid and place eight different manipulations around the outside. The goal of this project is for you to come to an understanding of how to manipulate photos in Photoshop, how to create and work with a canvas, how to copy, paste, and resize photos, and how to work with the layers palette. These are all basic skills that anyone who desires to be proficient in Photoshop must understand. Basic Requirements (10 points total):
- Photos set up evenly/proportionally in a grid as shown in the example (5) - 8 different (use a variety) photoediting techniques represented (5) - Uploaded to Google Classroom as a JPEG file. If not done correctly, you will receive
no credit.
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