Image Editing
The ever changing and global technological advancements offer newer and broader opportunities in the creative industry. The Image Editing 1 class prepares students for a multitude of careers in the graphic design field. This class provides instruction in layout, computer design, electronic art, color enhancement, and digital photography. Students use design concepts, principles, and processes that meet client expectations using Adobe Creative Suite Software. Career development and employability skills are the foundation of all career and technology education. Students will compile their work for inclusion in an electronic portfolio, for use in this program of study, the workforce, or postsecondary education.
Image editing tools are used by industry professionals to edit and enhance most images presented in magazines, newspapers and other media. This course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to master image manipulation and photographic retouching. Students will explore the technical and artistic aspects of image editing by creating images to be used in various types of media.
FINAL EXAM REFLECTION
This artwork represents the piece I developed for my final exam. I acquired the techniques utilized in this digital creation by viewing a Skillshare video titled "Surreal Collage Effect in Adobe Photoshop," presented by Helen Bradley. In the initial portion of the lesson, she introduced the surreal art of Julia Leister, a renowned surreal collage artist known for her ability to combine images to create compelling juxtapositions of ideas and subjects on a canvas.
The technique I learned served as a refresher on utilizing the pen tool, specifically the curvature pen tool, which I found to be a more effective option. I also learned how to isolate the animal from its body while preserving the background. I applied settings that were new to me, found under the layer menu. By selecting Layer, then New, and finally Layer Via Cut, I successfully created separation between the head and body of the duck-billed platypus. After completing this step, I incorporated an image of an orange and used the transform tool to adjust its size and shape to seamlessly align with that of the animal.
I thoroughly enjoyed the process of creating this artwork and look forward to further exploring this technique. I was especially pleased with the whimsical nature of the final result.
STUDENTS IN A BOX
Portrait Photos
Include Photos of Me and Me and my certificate
MY PORTRAITS
POSES Resourced from PEXELS.
ADOBE LIGHTROOM EDITS
This is my fist experience learning how to edit in Adobe Lightroom. I learned how to crop, change the exposure, and remove unwanted objects. I learned how to import and export images into Lightroom Classic. I learned to export photos for the web and for print.
My Color Schemes
INKTOBER Week 3-4
