Window light is recommended, for more control over the light a reflector or diffuser can be used. The background is important, it should complement the subject. Understanding color theory can help tie the elements of a shot together There is a rule of odds, the number of subjects should be an odd number. Using live Read more about Still Life Techniques – Read & Post Notes[…]

How to use Photoshop layers for beginners) Layer thumbnail size can be adjusted through panel options – can be accessed by clicking on the menu (3 lines) and clicking panel options. Locked layers cannot be edited, moved, or adjusted – background layers are locked by default. Selected layers have a white box around them. Layer Read more about Photoshop Layers Tutorial #1[…]

Hannah Hoch) I absolutely love Hannah Hoch’s work. Who wouldn’t? They always put a smile on my face, all of her pieces are so unexpected yet so pleasing to view. They’re so creative, just incredible. Maggie Taylor) I adore the artistic approach Maggie Taylor has with her work. This particular piece It reminds me of Read more about ARTIST RESEARCH for Photoshop Projects[…]

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Notes) Can start with templates or an image Unlock the document by double-clicking the layer if starting with an image by selecting the drop-down menu ‘file’ All tools are located on the left side, and a small arrow appears when tools are clumped into one Use the options mode to adjust paint brush Can sharpen Read more about Watch & Take Notes: Introduction of Adobe Photoshop CC software[…]

Reflection) As a person who doesn’t remember much, mostly nothing, about their childhood, it was interesting to reflect, talk to family, and dig out the old memories that I still remember. From the interview with my mother and through multiple stories during the years, I have learned that I was a very silly kid. I Read more about Reflect on your Childhood / Interview a Family Member re: Photoshop Assignment[…]

12th VL Zoom 22-23 Feb 21 Virtual Lesson Assignment Favorite 2 from peers) I had scrolled through Martin’s work and saw this. Though it’s simplistic, it’s beautiful. It’s creative and reading how he did it inspired me to become more creative with my work. This is a beautiful photo from Moriah, I love how creatively Read more about Light & Movement Shoot – Critique[…]

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Light Sources) Sun Fire (Candlelight, bonfire, fireplace, etc) Flash (phone, camera) Indoor lights (Overhead, lamps, appliances, etc) LED lights Light painting – Wikipedia) Light Five basic types of lighting painting or light drawing Picasso’s classic light drawing with a penlight Light painting the subject in a totally dark room Long exposure with a camera on Read more about Light & Movement Notes[…]