Pavement Treatments/ Flower Treatments / Shadows.
1. CREATING SHADOW- ( very imp)
1. Identify the object which needs shadow.
2. Duplicate the object/layer
3. Change name of the duplicate layer to shadow.
4. Move shadow layer beneath the original layer.
5. Change Hue of the shadow layer and make id dark/black
6. Change Opacity
7. Rotate shadow to fall it on the ground. [use transform-distort]
8. Adjust shadow as per light source.
9. Use Gaussian Blurr filter a little
10. Use "Rubber Stamp" tool to connect the shadow to the object.
2. TYPE TOOL-
Creates Text.
Use Drop shadow to make the text stand out.
3. RASTER IMAGE/ LAYER-
Make it non- editable.
4. BLUR TOOL-
Blur tool should be used to -
soften the edges
De-focus the elements in the design.
5. SHARPEN TOOL-
can be used to sharpen the edges, not a very effective tool though.
6. DODGE TOOL-
Makes the layer lighter ( effective to highlight the text on top of design)
7. BURN-
Makes the desired area darker.
8. SPONGE-
Saturate / De-saturate the desired area.
An effective tool to focus or de-focus the elements in the design.
9. STROKE-
Can be used to create serrated line.
10. DRAW OBJECTS- (e.g. cylinder)
1. Draw a slender rectangle with rectangle tool
2. use gradient tool across the rectangle to make it appear cylindrical.
3. Same technique can be used on the circle to make it appear like a sphere.
10. PRACTICE MAKING BRICK PATTERN-
1. make a canvas 22 x 22
2. select the tile.
3. move it to the LHS corner.
4. Magic tool- select white background and then apply inverse
5. Copy paste to create a pattern all over the canvas.
Tip: Use Filters to make the drawing appear sketching like.
Look at various other filters for achieving various effects.
Tip: Juxtapose a sharp and Blurred image for a dreamy effect
Tip: Check out Steves Crices work
New Urbanism
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Class: 2
1. FILL COMMAND-
Fills the selected object with desired color.
Tip: while using brush-
hold on { [left bracket] : to increase the brush number
}[right bracket]: to decrease the brush number
Tip: While using Brush tool or Fill toll hold on option key to change brush to eyedropper tool
Tip: Use eyedropper tool to get rid of scratches on the pic.
2. CLTR + ALT = CLONE/COPY
Tip: make a Losso/ and selection , hold CLTR + ALT to make a copy of the selection.
Tip: Select the object/layer to be copied to avoid making a new layer.
3. RUBBER STAMP TOOL-
Select the source layer
Select the source color/texture
Hold down ALT to confirm/fix the source
Tip: Aligned checked- Distance between the source and destination is FIXED.
Uncheck - Distance between the source and destination is not fixed.
4. CREATING A MASK on a layer-
Select polygonal lasso and select the shape to be masked.
use CLTR + ALT to make a copy and Paste
Layer mask will be formed. ( on the same place but on a different layer)
5. SHAPES-
Creates square, ellipse, circle. lines etc.
Tip: To use clone/ modify clone the shapes make sure "select pixels " is selected.
Fills the selected object with desired color.
Tip: while using brush-
hold on { [left bracket] : to increase the brush number
}[right bracket]: to decrease the brush number
Tip: While using Brush tool or Fill toll hold on option key to change brush to eyedropper tool
Tip: Use eyedropper tool to get rid of scratches on the pic.
2. CLTR + ALT = CLONE/COPY
Tip: make a Losso/ and selection , hold CLTR + ALT to make a copy of the selection.
Tip: Select the object/layer to be copied to avoid making a new layer.
3. RUBBER STAMP TOOL-
Select the source layer
Select the source color/texture
Hold down ALT to confirm/fix the source
Tip: Aligned checked- Distance between the source and destination is FIXED.
Uncheck - Distance between the source and destination is not fixed.
4. CREATING A MASK on a layer-
Select polygonal lasso and select the shape to be masked.
use CLTR + ALT to make a copy and Paste
Layer mask will be formed. ( on the same place but on a different layer)
5. SHAPES-
Creates square, ellipse, circle. lines etc.
Tip: To use clone/ modify clone the shapes make sure "select pixels " is selected.
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