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Tuesday
Nov042014

Activity: CONTRAST - Abstract and Blur

Process 1:

  • Make a new folder called "Contrast"
  • Create a new file called "2_lastname_abstract" that's 11 inches wide by 8.5 inches tall, 300 ppi
  • Hit CTRL+SHIFT+R to turn on ruler
  • From the left, drag a vertical guide at 5.5 inches
  • Find two HIGH-RES images online.  One REPRESENTATIONAL, meaning that it looks like something familiar.  The other, ABSTRACT, meaning it is art or a texture that doesn't necessarily look like anything recognizable.  
  • PLACE each of the images and crop and move them to fit the spaces.
  • Once your images are in place, SAVE your PSD
  • SAVE a JPG and turn it in to "abrstract"

Process 2:

  • Open your "2_lastname_abstract" file.
  • SAVE AS "2_lastname_abstractblur.psd" in your Contrast folder.
  • Delete one of your image layers
  • PLACE the image back on your document.
  • BLUR this image until it isn't recognizable. FILTER>BLUR>GAUSSIAN BLUR
  • Crop and move it into place.
  • Once your images are in place, SAVE your PSD
  • SAVE a JPG and turn it in to "abstractblur"

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