Make 5 illustrator prints and bring in to class.
Make sure to save the illustrator files to your class folder.
How to save illustrator files and photoshop file.
Step 1
Make an illustrator file in illustrator.
Step 2
File---Save As-----(save in your class folder)
Step 3
File---Export---Format(Photoshop)----ColorModel(RGB), Resolution (High), Options(Flatten Image)
Step 4
Take photoshop file to lab to have them make a print.
Step 5
Bring prints to class.
Friday, October 26, 2007
Tuesday, October 23, 2007
Wednesday, October 17, 2007
Due Oct 19th
Bring in 2 files that you have created in illustrator that uses the techniques we learned in class last friday. Anything brought in after Friday morning will be considered late. Thanks.
Friday, September 28, 2007
Assignment #4 Critique #1
Bring in at least 5 final printouts that you have worked on in Photoshop to discuss with class.
Friday, September 21, 2007
Assignment #3 Due 9/27
1.Make 3 new scans.
Make sure scans are big enough to print.
(At least 300 dpi at 8x10 inches.)
2.Do corrections to your scans and save as photoshop files on the class server.
Flatten photoshop files and save as tiff files on the class server.
3.Make print out of tiff files.
4.Post jpegs of both your original scan and the new corrected file to your blog.
5.Bring the 3 print outs to class.
6.If you do the work at home make sure to bring in the original scans and corrected files to class on Friday.
Make sure scans are big enough to print.
(At least 300 dpi at 8x10 inches.)
2.Do corrections to your scans and save as photoshop files on the class server.
Flatten photoshop files and save as tiff files on the class server.
3.Make print out of tiff files.
4.Post jpegs of both your original scan and the new corrected file to your blog.
5.Bring the 3 print outs to class.
6.If you do the work at home make sure to bring in the original scans and corrected files to class on Friday.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Assignment 2 - Due 9/21
Post the 3 images scanned in class to your blog.
next:
The following are images to work on in photoshop and post to your blog before class next week. The images were given to you in class as PSD (photoshop) files. Because PSD(photoshop) files are too big and slow to upload to your blog, you will (after doing all the corrections) need to flatten the file and save as a jpeg to your desktop. After saving the jpeg, upload the jpeg to your blog. Make sure the large option box is checked while uploading. This will allow the image to be shown on your blog at the largest size possible. If you have any questions please ask by posting a comment.

The image is too red. Color correct to balance out the red.
Remove the black squiggly line by retouching using the clone stamp.
Add or subtract contrast to your liking.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.

Crop out the black border.
The image is too low in contrast. Correct contrast.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.

The image is too green/cyan. Please correct.
Adjust contrast/density to your liking.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.

Correct color, contrast, density.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, flatten file, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.
next:
The following are images to work on in photoshop and post to your blog before class next week. The images were given to you in class as PSD (photoshop) files. Because PSD(photoshop) files are too big and slow to upload to your blog, you will (after doing all the corrections) need to flatten the file and save as a jpeg to your desktop. After saving the jpeg, upload the jpeg to your blog. Make sure the large option box is checked while uploading. This will allow the image to be shown on your blog at the largest size possible. If you have any questions please ask by posting a comment.

The image is too red. Color correct to balance out the red.
Remove the black squiggly line by retouching using the clone stamp.
Add or subtract contrast to your liking.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.

Crop out the black border.
The image is too low in contrast. Correct contrast.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.

The image is too green/cyan. Please correct.
Adjust contrast/density to your liking.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.

Correct color, contrast, density.
Flatten file.
Size down to 900 pixels wide, flatten file, save as a jpeg with compression quality 9.
Upload new corrected file (using the large size) to your blog.
Friday, August 31, 2007
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