Put the original and changed picture into Photoshop and hand in this file. Using a photo from the internet, make exactly 6 changes to that image.Please complete the projects below to demonstrate your competence with Adobe Photoshop. This work in progress may be continued onto next year. Currently the game is playable on GameSalad program, and the website Gamesalad. Sketchup: I started a dream home in sketchup, however it was never completed fully, I have an above average understanding of the program, however I decided to use my time on the choice project, because of its size.ĬHOICE PROJECT: This has been what fuels me to come into media every morning, theres nothing more exciting to me this semester than working on this project, Halfway through the project for the good of the game, the artist and I decided to Completely start over on a new engine, just to make the game better. Garage Band: All submissions for this Unit are included in the Choice project, (Level Music, Sound effects, etc) And contributed to the game using Illustrator Illustrator: So far I have no online submissions for Illustrator(All Illustrator Projects are included in the Choice Project), however after working with Tristan on the choice project, I have developed basic understanding of the Program. Terragen Unit: I Thoroughly enjoyed this unit, exploring different create-able worlds was very exciting, I believe I met the standards for this Unit.Īdobe Flash: As you can see at the top of this page, I enjoyed working with flash, And it will become a large part of our choice project Squrrelpocolypse. Scratch/Game Making Unit: I believe my partners and I exceeded expectations in this unit, and will continue to refine and create our game on the game salad engine through the Summer. After completing the unit myself I went on to continuously help classmates with the unit. Using layer masks will allow you to experiment with different layout options without having to actually delete parts of your image and then re-add them if you change your mind.Photoshop: Overall I believe I did a wonderful job at completing the Photoshop unit, my effort level was above average, and my work reflects thatĭigital Film making: I always loved making short films, so this part of the course came naturally, Not only did i submit two short films, but a third as well, made entirely within a game engine.Īndrea Mosaic: This one took some time to learn, the program did take a lot of effort to understand, but once i had that down the rest came easy. Select the edges that you want to remove, and fill that area of the layer mask with black pixels to crop out whatever is necessary to create a neat grid around your images. With the layer mask selected in the Layers panel, switch to the Ellipse Select tool by using the toolbox or the keyboard shortcut R. Select the layer that needs cropping, and add a layer mask by opening the Layers menu, selecting Mask, and choosing Add Layer Mask. To start adding neat grid lines between the images, we’ll use layer masks to hide parts of the images that are interfering with the grid. You can try to calculate the various sizes of each image so that they fit perfectly using the background layer to provide the grid lines between each image, but if math isn’t your strong suit, the final step will use layer masks to separate everything neatly. Rather than drive yourself crazy matching everything, use selections to finalize your grid! If each image is shown at 300 pixels wide, that makes for 900 pixels of image content per row.Īdd in an even amount of border for each gutter and border, for example, 25 pixels, and we get another 100 pixels total of border-spacing, so let’s make our image 1000 pixels square. You can make this as big as you want, of course, just scale the instructions upward a bit.Ī grid of 3 images will have 2 gutters between the columns, and a border on each side. Let’s use a basic grid of nine images arranged in a 3×3 grid for viewing on-screen in this example. GIMP doesn’t handle the CMYK colorspace used in printing, but if you’re going to print it, remember that you’ll need around 300 pixels per inch to create a good-looking print. If your collage is just going to be viewed on-screen, you don’t need to worry too much about the pixel dimensions. A bit of very simple math, and we’ll have images that fit perfectly with a nice even border around each one. Since that’s not usually the case, we’ll have to crop them all into squares before we can begin arranging them. Method 2: Making A Masonry Grid CollageĪ grid collage is fairly simple, as long as all your images are squares.
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