Photoshop Notes 7 Masking

1. Have two Pictures in Photoshop open, drag the layer to the other picture or you can select the picture and drag it into the other window.
2. To shrink one of the photos, use ctrl+T.
3. Zoom out if you can't see your handle.
4. If you hold down shift while transforming to maintain the proportion of the picture.
5. When your done transforming it press ENTER.
6. The shortcut to make your brush bigger is the square brackets.
7. Use the hard brush to go around objects.
8. To blend something use a saft brush with low opacity.

Photoshop Notes 6

Hue is another word for colour

-You should constantly zoom in on your work to see if your selection is proper

-The shortcut for the hand tool is the space button

-To zoom in, use ctrl + space

-To Zoom out, use alt+space

-To add to a selection hold down shift, and to remove selection hold down alt.

-ctrl + D is deselect

- Invert select is Shift + Ctrl + I

- Wand tool is quicker and better than the Magnetic selection tool

-To navigate, hold the space bar

-The default colours are Black and white, to restore the default, use the small black and white button

-Selections are important because you need to isolate some objects

-To deselect, press ctrl + D, to invert selection, press ctrl+shift+I

-The short cut to fill is Alt + Delete

-To get back a selection, you can save it or, ctrl + click

-The number one thing you do in photoshop is to duplicate your original background layer

-Use the magice wand tool to select the background and than inverse to have your object selected.

Photoshop Notes 5 Organization

1. Use shift and then select the layers to move them around together.
2. If u want to edit the background layer, double click it and rename it.
3. The shortcut to fill is th key Alt+Delete.
4. Ctrl click the layer's thumbnail to make a quick selection.
5. Name all your layers.
6. Slowly turn your layers off to find the layer that messed up your picture.

Photoshop Notes 4 how to drop shadow

1. Use the text tool to write your name.
2. Right click on the layer to rasterize.
3. Drag it to duplicate it.
4. Put on a transparency lock.
5. Edit-Fill with black.
6. Turn off the transparency lock.
7. Filter-Blur-gaussian blur.

Photoshop Notes 3

1. To make a blapple I would use a quick selection tool to select the background.
2. Then I would use the polygonal lasso tool to select the stem.
3.Then I would invert that selection.
4. Then I would click on hue/saturation to colour it.

Photoshop Notes 2

1. To move a layer you can copy and paste or you can drag using the move tool.
2. To turn a layer on or off click on the eye icon.
3. To make a layer transparent use lock transparency.
4. To blur go on filter-blur.
5. To get a selection back hold down the ctrl key and click on the thumbnail in the layers menu.

Photoshop Notes

1. You can save your selection and load it again.
2. To colour go to image-adjustments-hue/saturation.
3. To bring up your handtool press the spacebar.
4. To zoom in press alt.
5. To add a selection press shift.

Principles of Design Asymmetrical Balance

This image shows asymmetrical balance since there is a heavier weight on top and a lighter weight on the bottom that balances out the picture.

Principles of Design Symmetrical Balance

This image shows symmetrical balance since there are  equal weights, sizes and shapes on either sides of the page and they give an impression of stability.

Principles of Design Emphasis

This image shows emphasis since it is focused and stressed on the light.

Principles Of Design Proportion

This image shows the planets of our solar system and shows the proportion of each planet compared to the others.

Principles Of Design Rythm

This image shows many phases of someone diving into a pool and shows rythm by repeating the element and creating movement.

Principles Of Design Harmony

This image shows the yin yang symbol that shows harmony and unity of all parts.

This image shows many different colours that draw attention and produce a strong emotional or psychological impact.

Elements Of Design Texture

This image shows texture on a rough surface and gives a sense of how it would feel when touched.

Elements Of Design Shape

This image shows shapes in a bike such as the the circular wheels that show motion, infinity, and create emphasis.

Elements of Design Line

This image shows repeating lines on a zebra that creates patterns and an emotional impact.

My First Blog

This is my first blog on blogger and the beginning of many blogs to come. I am currently a grade 10 student at Applewood Heights Secondary School and I just started my second semester. My courses this semester are communications technology, fitness, history, and computer technology. I found out about blogger in Mr.Sanger's communications technology class and this is my first time using it. Anyways I hope u liked my blog and I will blog again soon.