Objective:

I can use the image repair tools in Adobe Photoshop to repair portions of an image.

Video Link:

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/how-to/fix-flaws-retouch-photos.html

Topics Discussed:

• Spot Repair Brush Tool
• Repair Brush Tool
• Patch Tool
• Clone Source Panel
• History Panel

Assignment:

Find the picture of the old man below. Click on him to view the full size image and drag the picture to your Desktop. Open the image in Photoshop, and use the Spot Repair Brush Tool, the Repair Brush Tool, and the Patch Tool discussed in class to remove the unsightly moles and blemishes from the old man’s face, and fix his bad eye using the Repair Brush Tool! Restore his youth! Save your file as “YOURNAME Bluebeard.jpg” and place a copy in today’s post on the Google Classroom page.

Assigned: October 23rd, 2019
Teacher Pacing Due Date: October 24th, 2019

Objective:

I can use layers and clipping masks to create an “Image in Text” picture.  

One-Sentence Objective:

Students will be able to create a picture in text effect by using clipping masks to develop an “image in text” picture so they can produce dynamic text effects using type and graphics in Photoshop.

Links:

https://www.creativepro.com/article/fill-text-images-photoshop
or
https://www.photoshopessentials.com/photoshop-text/text-effects/image-in-text/

Topics Discussed:

• Clipping Masks
• Layers

Assignment:

Following the instructions in the above tutorials, or the instructions in the “Images in Text” worksheet linked below, use Photoshop CC and the “Create Clipping Mask” item in the”Layers” menu to produce a total of four “Image in Text” pictures:

1. Your name with your picture inside the text (use the iSight camera and Photo Booth to take your own picture).
2. A fall, harvest or holiday-related word with a seasonal picture inside the text (see the “Happy Thanksgiving” image in the instructions for an example)
3. Any other combination of a picture in the text of your choice. (Example: The word “Mustang” with a picture of a Mustang inside the word.)
4. Place these three images, plus the “Pumpkins” image we created in class today into a folder with your name on it. You should now have four images (Pumpkins, Fall-related, Your-Face-in-Your-Name, and Your Choice).
5. Try to turn these in by the end of the day on Monday, October 21st. Hand them in on today’s Assignment post in the Google Classroom.

Attachments:

Images In Text Instructions

Assigned: October 18th, 2019
Teacher Pacing Due Date: October 21st, 2019