Labels

Digital Photography and Imaging - Week 3

WEEK 3: Practical: Composition Collage

NAME: SOFIA CHEW
I.D: 0377902
COURSE: Digital Photography and Image / Bachelor of Design (Hons) in Creative Media
GROUP: 4

1. Lecture:

Lasso Tool, Pen Tool & Layering

Tool Box: Photoshop provides several tool sets in the Toolbox, and you can expand the tool sets to reveal additional tools.

Fig 1.1 Tool Box

Fig 1.2  Marquee Selection Tools

Fig 1.3 Layer Interface

Lasso Tool: The Lasso Tool lets you draw and select specific areas of a document. It is well-suited for graphic tablets, as it mimics the feel of a pencil and allows for smoother drawing and selection compared to a mouse or trackpad.

Fig 1.4 How To Use The Lasso Tools

Pen Tool: The Pen Tool is the primary choice for creating paths from scratch, allowing you to add points and shape the path. Fewer points result in a smoother path.

Fig 1.5 Variation Of Pen Tool

Lasso Tools vs Pen Tool
The Pen Tool in Photoshop is versatile for creating precise shapes and paths using manually placed anchor points. While it's often used for selections, it was not originally designed specifically as a selection tool.

Layering: Layers are stacked images that allow for individual adjustments without affecting others, ultimately combining to create a final image .Using layers in Photoshop allows for non-destructive editing, as you can save the file with all layers included. This preserves the original image while containing all additional information and adjustments.

2. Instruction:


1. Download all of the images here to your computer:
 
2. Follow this tutorial demo as reference to create your digital collage:

3. Create 3 different composition digital collages from the images that you’ve downloaded.

4. Create A4 canvas size  (vertical) on Photoshop and start to do the compositions.

5. Take 3 photo of your digital collage compositions  and insert it on the section below

6. Submit (Turn In) this file in Google Classroom



3. Composition Collage


1. COMPOSITION #1

2. COMPOSITION #2

3. COMPOSITION #3







Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment