*If you go over too much of an area click the negative scope on the option bar and drag over undesired area 34. Add Vector Mask 35. Filter – Filter Gallery to choose a style for “free form” layer; Add any other techniques used from the first two images 36. Repeat steps 25 – 28 to fill up any negative space 37. Select all “Free Form” layers; Layer – Merge Layers 38. Unlock all layers 39. Rearrange for strongest composition 40. STOP… Command + S to SAVE **Modifications for students with special needs Use only one shape (2 for more advanced learners) Limit one technique for each shape (i.e. “circle” – Adjustments; “rectangle” – fx Add gradient to background and varying opacity for more accurate blending and depth between layers More image-based instructions Summary: Assess student work on the following criteria… 1 2 3 4 Performance Falls Below Approaches Meets Exceeds Indicator Objects Used less than 3 varied Shapes are limited in Shapes are varied, cut out Shapes are varied, Manipulation of shapes, poorly cut out variation, using correct selection properly cut out using 3 images using a selection tool; imperfections in edge tool and correctly masked correct selection tool and incorrectly masked from quality in both cutting from original photo with correctly masked from original photo masking from original little imperfections in original photo photo edge quality Technique Rarely demonstrates Sometimes Often demonstrates good Demonstrates strong use Use of Free Transform & good use of opacity and demonstrates use of use of opacity and effects of opacity and effects to effects to show depth opacity and effects to to show depth and space show depth and space Opacity Use of Adjustments, Filters and space and show depth and space and aesthetically pleasing and aesthetically pleasing & Effects aesthetically pleasing and aesthetically design design design pleasing design Composition Shapes are not Few shapes are Most shapes are correctly All shapes are correctly Visual Balance circulating from a center correctly circulating circulating from a center circulating from a center Radial point and are from a center point point and properly point and properly improperly rotated and and properly rotated rotated and scaled rotated and scaled Symmetry scaled and scaled Objective 2 - Retouching/Repairing Photos Manipulating images by adding, removing or altering parts of a photo Tools Techniques Process and Outcome
*If you go over too much of an area click the negative scope on the option bar and drag over undesired area 34. Add Vector Mask 35. Filter – Filter Gallery to choose a style for “free form” layer; Add any other techniques used from the first two images 36. Repeat steps 25 – 28 to fill up any negative space 37. Select all “Free Form” layers; Layer – Merge Layers 38. Unlock all layers 39. Rearrange for strongest composition 40. STOP… Command + S to SAVE **Modifications for students with special needs Use only one shape (2 for more advanced learners) Limit one technique for each shape (i.e. “circle” – Adjustments; “rectangle” – fx Add gradient to background and varying opacity for more accurate blending and depth between layers More image-based instructions Summary: Assess student work on the following criteria… Performance Indicator 1 Falls Below 2 Approaches 3 Meets 4 Exceeds Objects Manipulation of 3 images Used less than 3 varied shapes, poorly cut out using a selection tool; incorrectly masked from original photo Shapes are limited in variation, imperfections in edge quality in both cutting masking from original photo Shapes are varied, cut out using correct selection tool and correctly masked from original photo with little imperfections in edge quality Shapes are varied, properly cut out using correct selection tool and correctly masked from original photo Technique Use of Free Transform & Opacity Use of Adjustments, Filters & Effects Rarely demonstrates good use of opacity and effects to show depth and space and aesthetically pleasing design Sometimes demonstrates use of opacity and effects to show depth and space and aesthetically pleasing design Often demonstrates good use of opacity and effects to show depth and space and aesthetically pleasing design Demonstrates strong use of opacity and effects to show depth and space and aesthetically pleasing design Composition Visual Balance Radial Symmetry Shapes are not circulating from a center point and are improperly rotated and scaled Few shapes are correctly circulating from a center point and properly rotated and scaled Most shapes are correctly circulating from a center point and properly rotated and scaled All shapes are correctly circulating from a center point and properly rotated and scaled Objective 2 - Retouching/Repairing Photos Manipulating images by adding, removing or altering parts of a photo Tools Techniques Process and Outcome