Adobe Photoshop for Teens
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Lesson 18: Great Pumpkin Challenge with Photoshop CC
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$4.99Add to cartLesson 18: Great Pumpkin Challenge with Photoshop CC
Your students will make a jack o’ lantern with a pumpkin image and Photoshop CC. They will use the pen tool, magic eraser, and layer styles to create a pumpkin “face” of their choice. The tutorial is 22 pages long, each step has screenshots included.You will receive the following:
*23 page PDF step-by-step handout instructions to create a jack-o’-lantern from scratch with CC
These lessons are all high-school/adult learner tested. I have used these lessons with hundreds of students, some with thousands of students. Many of the online tutorials are meant for intermediate or more advanced users and will skip steps. I have added steps and images to make the lesson easier to follow, these are not 1 page lessons. They are between 10 (for the simple ones) and 20+ pages each! If you let me know of a step you would like added I will add it in and send you the updated file. I try to create these so my students have the least amount of questions possible.
All our lessons for high school students:*Are ready to use onscreen or printed*Are a great value for your classroom
*Contain text instructions with many step-by-step screen shots *Emphasize skills needed for the technology workplaceQuick View -
Lesson 13: Create a header for a web site – a step-by-step Photoshop CC lesson
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$3.99Add to cartLesson 13: Create a header for a web site – a step-by-step Photoshop CC lessonIn this lesson your students will practice creating a web site header image with a clipping mask using Photoshop CC 2015, you get a 10 page PDF file with step-by-step instructions, the fall image and a completed PSD file to show your students.Quick View -
Lesson 17: Zombie style text effect with Photoshop CC -graphic design lesson
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$4.99Add to cartThis tutorial will show your students how to add a zombie-looking text effect using the text tool, smudge tool and some layer styles to make their name spooky!
Your students will have a 20 page handout with instructions on how to create this text effect. The instructions highlight how to create layers, use the smudge tool, add layer styles, and use the text tool. At the conclusion of the lesson there are 2 challenges student’s can choose from for independent practice or assign them both!
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Lesson 12: Create a comic book effect – A Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson
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$4.99Add to cartLesson 12: Create a comic book effect – A Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson.
This fun and easy to follow tutorial will teach you how to turn any photograph into a comic book style image. You will use filters and blending modes as well as talk bubbles and text. You get the bird image and a PDF with 22 pages of instructions and brain challenge activities so your students practice individually.
You will download a zip file with the following items:
*A 22 page step-by-step guide to achieving the comic book effect and 2 challenge activities for your early finishers that can extend the skills learned in the lesson.
*A completed PSD file so you can view the layers and layer styles used in the lesson of the completed file
*Of course, the bird image to create the sample file
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Lesson 8: Remove backgrounds with layer masks in Photoshop CC
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$4.99Add to cartLesson 8: Remove backgrounds with layer masks in Photoshop CC
We all get used to using the erasers to remove parts of an image we don’t want; the magic eraser is especially fun to use. But, the erasers can only be used in certain situations. Using the eraser is a destructive process with Photoshop which means we are getting rid of the pixels in our image we are erasing.
In this tutorial you are going to look at one of the most essential features in all of Photoshop – layer masks. Using layer masks is a non-destructive process because the pixels we are trying to remove are not being destroyed, as you will see the pixels are still there even if we can’t see them and we can bring them back!
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Lesson 7: Create a water reflection using Photoshop CC – graphic design lesson
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$4.99Add to cartLesson 7: Create a water reflection using Photoshop CC – graphic design lesson
In this Photoshop CC photo effects tutorial, we’re going to learn how to easily add a water-like reflection to any photo. It’s a very easy effect to create and you can add it to any photo you like; your students will use layers, the transform functions, filters, and change the opacity.
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Lesson 6: iPod ad with Adobe Photoshop CC, a step-by-step no prep lesson!
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$4.99Add to cartLesson 6: iPod ad with Adobe Photoshop CC, a step-by-step no prep lesson!
This packet is great for a graphic design or web page design. You have a ten page handout with step-by-step directions on how to change a picture saved from the Internet into an iPod-looking ad. Each step includes text, an image, and images of each step. These instructions work with Photoshop CC. Also included are samples of an iPod looking ad created by other students. I use this lesson every semester and the students really enjoy it. I usually go through the steps with the students the first time then I have them create a 4-pane ad on their own. Please view the product gallery so this makes more sense :o)
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Lesson 3: Edible Insects- no prep graphic design Photoshop CC lesson
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$3.99Add to cartEdible Insects with Photoshop CC
In this lesson your students will use Photoshop CC to edit a recipe card designed in Photoshop. Your student will add images and text as well as remove images plus add a drop shadow layer style or outer glow style. Then they will find a recipe with an insect as an ingredient to fill in the recipe card.
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Double Exposure Effect with Photoshop CC – no prep graphic design lesson
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$4.99Add to cartDouble Exposure Effect with Photoshop CC – no prep graphic design lessonThis tutorial will show your students how to add a double exposure effect using layer masks, blend modes and some layers.The double exposure effect is a technique that artists and designers can use to create abstract artwork. You can see this effect used in album covers and opening titles of popular TV shows.In this tutorial your students will mimic the traditional effect in Photoshop. You will receive a 12-page PDF file, three images used in the lesson, and examples of the effect. At the conclusion of the lesson there is a challenge student’s have available for independent practice.Quick View -
Lesson 20: Create a collage with warped images using Photoshop CC
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$4.99Add to cartLesson 20: Create a collage with warped images using Photoshop CC
In this Photoshop project, your students are going to create a collage of “warped” photos. Using Photoshop’s Warp Tool, they will be bending, curling, distorting and reshaping images like the examples you see in this handout. They will add stroke and drop shadows, also known as layer styles and learn how to copy layer styles from one image to another.
You will receive a 12-page PDF file with instructions, four images so your students create this effect and a completed PSD file. There are also two brain challenges so your students can practice independently.
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Lesson 21: Add a frosted background to an image with Photoshop CC
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$3.99Add to cartLesson 21: Add a frosted background to an image with Photoshop CC
In this project, your student will add a text caption by creating a frosted glass-like text bar that can improve the look of photos or designs. Your students will use layers, the paint bucket tool, layer styles, gaussian blurs, and the horizontal type tool to achieve this effect.
You will receive 10 page PDF file, the leaves image, an edited .PSD file and an optional brain challenge exercise you can use with your students.
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Lesson 14: Add realistic tears on a face using Photoshop CC
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$3.99Add to cartCreate realistic tears on a picture using Photoshop CC – graphic design lesson
In this Photoshop CC photo effects tutorial, we’re going to learn how to easily add a realistic tear to any photo. It’s a very easy effect to create and you can add it to any photo you like.
This tutorial works with Photoshop CC!
The download of this file includes a 12 page PDF file and an image to follow the lesson along step-by-step. The lesson should not take more than 90 minutes to complete. After practicing step-by-step with the class then I have them choose an image of their own so they complete the challenge. You students’ will then practice a second time following the instructions individually.
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Lesson 19: Create a background with Photoshop CC
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$4.99Add to cartIn this lesson your students will use the Marquee Tool to create a background image and use the Warp Tool in Photoshop CC. The jist of the lesson is that they are using the Single Column and Single Row Marquee Tool to create a type of hash pattern that can then be used as a background. Once that is finished your students will bring the same picture back and warp it to give a stylized look to the image.
Your students will review the use of the Single Row Marquee Tool and the Single Column Marquee Tool, the transform command, blend modes, the warp tool and layers with this lesson. You are going to use an interesting picture to create a background. You get the universe image shown, a finished .PSD file and a PDF with 11 pages of instructions and a challenge activity so your students practice the skills individually.
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Lesson 11: Coloring book with Adobe Photoshop CC
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$4.99Add to cartThis is a ten (10) page handout with step by step directions needed to convert an image into a coloring page as well as the elephant image used in the CC lesson; there is a cover page, then seven pages include instructions and the last page shows examples of what is possible with Adobe Photoshop and some images from Google.
The file is in Adobe PDF. My students really enjoy this project and they learn how to desaturate, invert, and move images as well as add text.
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Lesson 4: Adobe Photoshop Computer Hardware Project -Any version can be used, has CC look!
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$4.00Add to cartThis is a three (3) page handout with basic instructions needed to complete a Photoshop Computer Hardware Project. This is not a step-by-step lesson but rather a practice activity with some pointers that can be completed with any version of Photoshop.
Your students will create a “flyer” that shows an open computer with labeled hardware. They need to research computer hardware as well as find images and then create the Photoshop image. They will also research the 10 hardware components and look up pricing for each to include in the student chart.
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Lesson 5: Make a background blurry – a step-by-step Photoshop CC lesson
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$4.99Add to cartYour students will use the blur filters to blur the background of an image and make an elephant stand out in the foreground. You get the elephant image and a PDF with 8 pages of instructions, the elephant image, a completed PSD file to show your students, and a challenge activity so your students practice independently.Quick View -
Lesson 15: Double Stroke Effect with Photoshop CC
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$0.00Add to cartDouble Stroke Effect with Photoshop CC – free no prep graphic design lesson
Layer styles are one of the most versatile functions in Photoshop. You will use layer styles to add a double stroke as you see in the example above. You will receive a 9 page PDF file with step by step instructions and two “Brain Challenges” for your students to practice independently.
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Lesson 1: Create a simple collage with Photoshop CC – a Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson!
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$4.99Add to cartThis is the very first assignment I give to my Photoshop students. I teach them how to use the move tool, magic eraser, and Ctrl+T to transform the images being copied from the Internet. I also teach them how to zoom in and out with the keyboard.
Lesson Objectives:
Objective 1: the student will use the move tool, magic eraser tool, eraser tool, and the transform function in Adobe Photoshop.
Objective 2: The student will copy and paste images from the Internet with one color backgrounds.
Objective 3: The student will use Ctrl-+ and Ctrl – to zoom in and out of the image being created.
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Lesson 26: Your Name in Different Colored Jelly Beans! A Photoshop CC step-by-step lesson!
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$4.99Add to cartThis lesson will have your students use brushes and layer styles to write their name in jelly beans. My students love this lesson, I recommend it comes after my Super Hero Palette Colors lesson as it reviews the use of color selection with the jelly beans.
You will download a zip file with the following items:
*A 25 page step-by-step guide to achieving the jelly bean effect and 2 challenge activities for your early finishers that can extend the skills learned in the lesson.
*A completed PSD file so you can view the layers and layer styles used in the lesson (scary file)
*4 sample images using the effect (same as files you see in the cover image)
*An image with the colors used in the lesson
*Of course, the jelly bean image to create the brush with!Scroll down to view the full lesson before you purchase.
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Lesson 2: Learning Photoshop Layers – a step-by-step Photoshop CC lesson
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$4.99Add to cartLearning Photoshop Layers – a step-by-step Photoshop CC lesson
In this lesson your students will practice creating an image with layers using Photoshop CC, you get a 10 page PDF file with step-by-step instructions.
Lesson Objectives:
1. Insert three shapes into your document using the shapes tools.
2. Add your name and label what your 4 favorite things are for each shape.
3. For each shape you will add 4 images that demonstrate things you like.
4. Each image should have the background removed using the magic eraser tool. Use the eraser tool to remove stray marks.
5. Use the move tool to drag the shapes and images within your new canvas.
6. To resize the pictures or move them on your canvas press Ctrl+T then use the resizing handles.
7. Press Ctrl-+ to zoom in the picture you are making, or press Ctrl – – to zoom outQuick View
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