Download layers sample images for in-class use (will be used for layers practice).
Download layer mask sample for examination.
The cow's ear in this example is a good test of your layer masking abilities. Download Layer mask sample file for additional practice.
Download the colour theory PDF handout in PDF format.
Download "File formats" handout in Acrobat PDF format PDF
Before you begin working with layer masks, make sure:
More than you probably want to know about file formats
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Using Photoshop's layers functions (and other tools and techniques) create an image in the form of a hamburger. Whether or not the burger would be edible is up to you. Combine photographs of separate food or non-food objects into an image of a "burger" with at least the following elements, each on its own layer:
Make sure to use layer masks for this project.
Important: All images must be created by you. Use of other people's images, artificial intelligence tools (including the "generative" tools in Photoshop are not permitted.)
The resolution for this assignment must be 200 pixels per inch. It should take up as much of an 8 inch by 10 inch page (either orientation) possible. Name all layers with useful names. Use of layer masks is highly recommneded. Your burger should appear large enough to be the dominant element in your composition.
Note: when constructing your "burger", try to include the entire object even if some will be hidden on other layers. For example, even if you plan is only to have a portion of whatever you use to represent the bottom bun visible in your final image, include the entire "bun" and stack other layers on top of it. This will come in handy for a later assignment.
Upload as a Photoshop (.PSD) file to Brightspace by 6:00 PM, Sun, Feb 08
Make sure that the filename is:
YOURLASTNAME_Assignment03.psd
The quiz will be written on paper, during class. Length, approximately 40 min.
The quiz covers all topics dealt with in the first 4 classes.
Remember to review all handouts posted to the class web site.
Make sure to review all posted handouts, presentations, videos and linked resources, on the class web site and in Slack. Key topics are listed below, but other material covered in class may be included.
Handouts include:
Basic computing concepts and tasks
Computer fundamentals
Imaging