Thursday's Photoshop lesson was fascinating, as usual, but my brain feels like it's going to explode.
I particularly like the Layer Styles feature that allows me to separate a piece of an image and enhance it and then alter the background (darker, lighter, and so forth). I want to see if there is a way to outline several "stacked" parts of the image and manipulate each one in a sort of visual pyramid effect.
Friday, February 15, 2008
Thursday, February 7, 2008
Freak Out with Photoshop!
This is a very frustrating piece of software, but SO cool. With enough time...wait, scratch that...
If I ever had time to work on this, I might actually be able to do some really cool stuff. I still like the idea of it, but it really is a question of time.
If I ever had time to work on this, I might actually be able to do some really cool stuff. I still like the idea of it, but it really is a question of time.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Lost in Photoshop
Hated to miss last week's class on Photoshop! I know I'm unbelievably behind now. If anyone feels led to offer some help, I'd be most grateful. I did poke around online a little to see if I could find out about using patterns. I did find one pretty cool site, but unfortunately the guy just goes too fast for me, and he assumes that the viewer already has a pretty good handle on Photoshop.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Photoshop
Ha! Who knew? Just think how the "Flip horizontal" feature could have helped Picasso!
I don't think I'm going to be able to hold out much longer on buying a decent digital camera. On the other hand, the idea of manipulating some of my old photos is very appealing. I can do montages of pictures from my various trips to France, for example, to show to my students.
I don't think I'm going to be able to hold out much longer on buying a decent digital camera. On the other hand, the idea of manipulating some of my old photos is very appealing. I can do montages of pictures from my various trips to France, for example, to show to my students.
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Learning to create a blog
Go configure...
"Enter your username and password in the spaces provided. Don't forget to click 'Finished' when you're done."
Okay, but see, when I click "Finished," I get the wheel of misfortune. You know, that little black and white pie-wedge wheel that spins and spins and spins...and finally times you out.
"Enter your password." Okay.
"Re-enter your password." Okay.
"Enter your password." Well, I already did this, but if you say so.
"Re-enter your password." Ditto.
"Enter your..." Oh, for Pete's sake. Lemme just reboot...
Okay, but see, when I click "Finished," I get the wheel of misfortune. You know, that little black and white pie-wedge wheel that spins and spins and spins...and finally times you out.
"Enter your password." Okay.
"Re-enter your password." Okay.
"Enter your password." Well, I already did this, but if you say so.
"Re-enter your password." Ditto.
"Enter your..." Oh, for Pete's sake. Lemme just reboot...
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