Photoshop Assignments - Part 2 - using Keynote to present

Photoshop Assignments - Part 2 - presented in Keynote
Create a Keynote presentation to display your images. Select a topic from a Common Core Subject Area. Save all Photoshop graphics as .jpg or gif as described in the instructions before inserting into Keynote.

Boston Massacre	Image in Shape	Image In Shape Open image in Photoshop Choose Save As from the File menu and give a new name Unlock the background by double-clicking on the lock in the layers tab Select a Shape using the Cookie Cutter tool Draw shape and adjust size Click the green check mark when done Crop unwanted background space Save As GIF	10
Declaration of Independence	Image In Text	Image in Type Open image in Photoshop Choose Save As from the File menu and give a new name Unlock the background by double-clicking on the lock in the layers tab Use the Horizontal or Vertical Type Mask Tool text tool to type in a bold style Select Layer 0 - Select the Add Layers Mask icon at the bottom of the layers tab Crop unwanted background space Save	10
		Erase items to show the background Copy a graphic from the Shared Advanced Class Media folder by right clicking on the graphic and selecting Copy > Save into a folder on your home drive. Open Photoshop > File > Open, or open the photo by Right Clicking on the image file in your home drive > select Open With > Adobe Photoshop CC Choose Save As from the file menu. Give it a different name and save in your home drive. Select the Spot Healing Brush Tool and set to a small size. Brush away the portion that you want to remove. Or, Use the Lasso tool to select the item in the image you want to remove. Include some overlap into the surrounding area. Choose Edit > Content-Aware Fill. The Content-Aware workspace opens with a default fill applied. Save	10
George Washington	Cut Out Background	Cut Out Background Open image in Photoshop Choose Save As from the File menu and give a new name Double-click background layer to change to Layer 0 Select the Eraser tool - adjust size and begin to erase the background Save As GIF	10
	Gradient Text	Gradient Text Open a new file - File > New > Blank file > select default size and Transparent background Select the Vertical or Horizontal Type Mask Tool to enter horizontal text Enter the type you want, Select the Gradient tool. In the options bar, click the desired gradient type (linear, radial, angular, reflected, or diamond). Choose a gradient fill from the Gradient Picker pop-up palette. Position the pointer on the text where you want to set the starting point of the gradient, and drag to define the ending point. Save As GIF	10
White House in the 1800's	Gradient Fill	Gradient Fill Open image in Photoshop Choose Save As from the File menu and give a new name Unlock the background by double-clicking on the lock in the layers tab Create a new layer Select the gradient tool and choose a gradient to use Draw where you want the gradient to be on the graphic On the layers tab, select Overlay from the pull-down menu Use the Opacity slider to adjust the amount of color Save As JPEG	10
	Glowing	Glowing Open a new file - File > New > Blank file > select default size and Transparent background Enter text using a large font size Go to the Layers menu and choose Flatten Image From the Filters menu, choose Artistic > Neon Glow - adjust size, brightness and color click OK Crop image to desired size Save As JPEG	10
Thomas Jefferson Original US Flag	Merging Images	Merging Images Open a new blank file Open two images that you want to merge Drag the images onto the new file Adjust image size and placement Select the Eraser tool - choose one with soft edges - adjust opacity as needed Erase the portion that you want removed in order to merge both images into one image From the Layers menu, choose Flatten Image Crop as needed Save As JPEG Use sponge tool to soften edges	10
July 4th poster	Paint Away	Paint Away Open image in Photoshop Choose Save As from the File menu and give a new name Unlock image if needed Select the Brush tool and change the Mode to Color Choose a soft edged medium sized brush Change paint color to gray Start painting gray over the portion from which you want to remove the color Adjust the size of the brush as needed This will leave a portion of the image in Grayscale, while leaving the rest in full color Save As JPEG	10
Boston Massacre	Sketches - Poster Edges, Smudge Stick, Film Grain	Sketches Open image in Photoshop Choose Save As from the File menu and give a new name Unlock if needed Go to the Filters > Filter Gallery - use the Poster Edges, Smudge Stick, Watercolor, Sketch and /or other Filters to change the photograph into a sketch image Save AS JPEG	10
		Total Points Possible	100

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