Painting on Masks: while painting on masks press d to set colors to black and white black hides, white reveals press x to flip between the two. Add a Full Mask: Alt-click the Add Mask button in the Layers panel for a black mask that completely hides the layer (or highlight a white mask thumbnail and press Cmd/Ctrl+I to invert it to black). view a mask: You can Alt-click a layer mask thumbnail to toggle a view on or off that shows the layer mask instead of the image. paint overlay: When you’re painting in white or black on a mask, try setting the Brush Blend Mode to Overlay. This enables you to gently tidy up any messy edges you come across. copy masks: Hold Alt and drag a layer mask thumbnail from one layer to another to copy it over, or Cmd/Ctrl click the thumbnail to load a selection. refine mask: Right-click a mask thumbnail and choose Refine Mask to access a near-identical set of controls to Refine Edge, which let you improve the mask. unlink: Click the link between layer and mask thumbnails in the Layers Panel to toggle it off. This lets you move the layer contents or mask independently of one another.
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We used the pen tool shape option. You use motion blur to emphasize action. Make sure your background is brighter than your subject and lower your aperture. Forced perspective is manipulating how close and far away from the camera you are to manipulate the perspective. It's repeated exposure of a photo to make it look like to images showing through each other. you have to expose the photo twice to create this effect.
A clipping mask is where you apply a mask to multiply different layers. It's different from a regular mask because a regular mask only applies to one layer while a clipping mask applies to multiply. Clipping mask's are usually used for text art and are created by placing multiply layers over each other and then right clicking the top layer and selecting create clipping mask. The pen tool in Photoshop is a tool mainly used to select things. A silhouette is the dark outline or shape of a person, creature, or inanimate object. Have a background brighter than your subject and have a low aperture. Set you color to black and select your subject with the Pen tool. Flash is the light that flashes when you take a photo to brighten up the photo. Framing is how you place every thing in your photograph especially your subject. A picture is a visual representation of your subject.
Black and White: I was Homeless at one point. I improvised, adapted, and overcame the situation. Then I started living with my aunt and uncle. I will convey this by showing a card board box than me on the street begging for money than me with two people acting like my aunt and uncle.
Forced Perspective: Life has a lot of ups and downs. Once your at your lowest you can't go any lower so eventually you will go back up. but you can't go back up unless you try. I will convey this by displaying a swing at its highest and its lowest point and one at the lowest with the kid not pushing. Silhouette: I will convey an anti-violence message by displaying someone fighting and then displaying them forgiving each other and then displaying a silhouette of a peace sign. double exposure: I will show that everyone is different on the inside by showing a image showing through someones head. I will first show someone with a calm forest showing through their head. Afterwards i will show someone with a fire showing through their head. sepia: I will display a nostalgic feeling by showing a child sitting and playing with his dog. Then show him leaving for college to and his family sad. Then I will display him in a sad office job. emphasis: I will emphasize a picture of a play ground. I will then emphasize a picture of a school/college campus, after that I will emphasize a picture of a office building. To show the process of growing up. You can add a bloom effect to add a focal point. You can also use leading lines to add a focal point. You can also crop around the subject of your picture to draw attention to it.
The rule of thirds is the idea that in photography it is more appealing to the eye when you don't center your subject but when you put it on one of four line intersections in a three by three grid. It also says that you must place certain parts of your subject on lines on the three by three grid. A few tips and tricks are to place vertical objects more to one side so that it doesn't look like the image is split in half, when your doing a portrait image place the person more to one side of your grid and line their eyes up with the top horizontal line, and when your taking a picture of someone moving make sure to leave room in front of which direction their going so the person observing the photograph can see where they're going. On cameras you can get this grid to show up on your screen so you can line up your subject while you're taking your photo. There are exceptions to this rule but its better to master the rule first before you start breaking it.
Balancing elements- A way to balance the visual weight of the objects in your image. Leading lines- A line used to draw your viewers attention to a certain part of your picture. Symmetry and Patterns- Symmetry is something that is the same on both sides of something and patterns are a repeating set sequence, but these can be broken to create a focal point of your picture. Viewpoint- This is where the photo is taken from the side up above and so on. Background-It is the part of your picture that is behind the subject. Depth- How three dimensional a picture is because you take a picture on a two dimensional plane and you try and compose to look more three dimensional. Cropping- To tightly rap the focus around the subject of your picture and eliminate your background "noise". Exposure is the brightness and darkness of a photo. Three types of exposure are aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. Aperture is how wide or small your lens opening is to let in more or less light. The wider it is the more light there is the smaller it is the less light there is. Wide setting would be f/3.5 and a small setting would be f/22. It's how much light touches the image. The higher the shutter speed the less blur will be there the lesser the shutter speed the more blur. Examples of high shutter speed is 1/320 and an example of low shutter speed is 1/30. It controls the pictures sensitivity to light. Examples of a high I.S.O. is 1,600 which makes the picture brighter and a low I.S.O. is like 600 which makes it darker.
Three things I've learned about typography are that they are good for advertising, they are made by choosing the right font, spacing, and position of the type, and that it is used in almost every logo or label for a product. The difference between kerning and tracking is that kerning is the spacing between one specific letter and another specific letter while tracking is the spacing throughout the entire word. The difference between fonts and typefaces are that the fonts are like subtitles of typefaces which are families of fonts. An ascender is a part of the letter that goes above the main part of letter. A part of a letter that extends below the main part of it.
No, I have not ever wondered who was behind the google search engine. My research has dictated that working at google as a designer gives you a lot creative freedom much like everyone else at google. Some of the main things you need to know to be a designer at google are user interface design, graphic design, web design, how to use photoshop and illustrator, information architecture, and art direction. They make around 94,038 a year on average. They sometimes repeat designs but not an exact replica or very often either.
A serif font is a small line attached to the end of the of a letter stroke, while a sans serif font is a font that doesn't have that line.
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