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allochka39001 [22]
2 years ago
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I don't know if this is supposed to go here or art but i need help with photoshop, basically you can create whatever you want bu

t it has to be school appropriate i have spent over 7 hours on this and i keep scraping my design and keep changing it and my brain is pretty much hurting at this point so could someone please help me the basic description of what i need help with is below
Ideas of what you can create

Poster with all your favorite things
Trip around the world (put a picture of you in front of some popular travel locations)
Edit an image/family portrait
Create a movie poster with you or your family
Create a card
Family image using multiple images (add people/things or remove people)
Something Fun that interests you!!!! You can design anything you want as long as it's school appropriate!

Overall Requirements

Must use a minimum of two images in your design
Layers must be used and named appropriately
You will submit your PSD document as well as all original images you used in your design if you used destructive editing techniques (This is important to see how you modified them) There are two ways you can do this
Insert your image into Photoshop and keep an original image layer (Name it original image name and hide the layer)
When submitting you will include the PSD file and all original images used
Other Requirements - Use a minimum of 9 of these (You will need to explain how you used each one in the comment submission)

Resize the image and or canvas
Use of selection tools
Layer Masking
Image Adjustments (non-Destructive)
Use of Brush tools and options
Use of Text Tools and options
Layer Blending Modes
Use of Crop/Straighten tool
Use healing brush
Use Clone Stamp tool
Use Content aware fill
Use shapes
Smart Filters
Use a tool or technique we have not learned yet!
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Morgarella [4.7K]2 years ago
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Answer:

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