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Lesson 03: 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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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
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Lesson 31: 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
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