Create a business card with your logo.
LOGO, create a logo and present it inside an A4 illustrator document. White background
Post it on your blog. 3 to 5 lines describing how you created your logo, the tools you have used, etc.
BUSINESS CARD
Size of the business card:
3.5" x 2"
1*using a picture as background. (Could be your picture) with your logo
2*using a logo over white
3*using a color logo over another color as a background
Information, Name of the company (could be part of the logo). Position in the company, e-mail address
Size of the postcard
4" x 6"
1) Spring in the Bronx. Any picture as a background (use duotones and color mixed)
2)Mother's day Use Photoshop>Filter>(Artisitic or Blur or Sketch or Brush Strokes, etc..)
Over the postcard create a 3 words phrase, do it using Illustrator, change the colors, the strokes, use the pathfinder tool)
3)Post it on your blog
2.28.2007
2.14.2007
PHOTOSHOP EXERCISE (black and white)
EXERCISE 2 Creating a LOGO using Illustrator
You can see here in the picture above, how starting from an image in pixels (Bart poster) you are able to create a logo in Illustator, using Bart silhouette.
BASICS:
I am working in a New Illustrator document A4 (Apple +N)
The size of the green rectangle is 6 inches W and 5 inches H (Illustrator>Window>Tool>Rectangle)
The color of the green rectangle is 85% C, 100% Y (Illustrator>Window>Color ) or F6
The font of the logo is Arial Rounded MT bold (Illustrator>Type>Font)
STEPS:
1.Open FROM PHOTOSHOP the BART2image here at the end of the post.
2. Select the yellow background with the MAGIC WAND TOOL (Photoshop>Windows>Tools)
3.Select Inverse to select Bart's silhouette (Photoshop>Select>Inverse)
4.Create a path: Photoshop>Window>Path>Make work path from slection
6.Name the path: Photoshop>window>Path>(Name the path: BART)
7.Copy the selection (Photoshop>Edit>Copy)
8.Open a New Illustrator document (Ilistrator>File>New> (A4 size, any orientation)
9.Paste the Photoshop document (Illustrator>Edit>Paste)
-A window is going to open , Paste as> Compound Path (Fully Editable)
-Create a green rectangle (5in H, 6 in. W) Illustrator>Tools>Rectangle. Click on the document and a window is going to show up and you give the size of the rectange ( 6in. W, 5 in. H) and the color C:85 Y:100 (From the Illustrator color pixer)
-Reduce the size of the Bart path to fit inside the green rectangle, and color it with White color inside and No shape
-Write the slogan SAVE BART using the font Arial Rounded MT bold (Illustrator>Type>Font) You can make it bigger or samller to make it similar to the logo above.
2.07.2007
EXERCISE COLORS USING PHOTOSHOP
EXERCISE PHOTOSHOP SOFIA COPPOLA
EXERCISE 2
1.Clean the picture using the clone stamp tool
2.Select the eyes and the lips of the picture and change the color of them using the selection tools and the Adjustment>levels, Adjustment>Curves tools. Save your picture as a RGB document
3. change the picture to grayscale and change the color to duotone. Save the document as a duotone picture (Change to RGB to post it on the blog)
4.Crop the color picture. You need just 25% of it. Save it as RGB Print it and justify to the class why you are using that part of the picture.
5. Think about using this picture with a bif logo on it, as a cover of a magazine. (Just think about it! and try to look at other magazines in your way home or in your way to Lehman everyday)
PHOTOSHOP TOOLS
Different kind of tools in Photoshop: Selection tools, lasso, Magic wand, Selection Path, Clone Stamp, Buck, Gradient, Eraser, Type, Eyedropper, Brush and Pencil Tool, Dodge, Sponge, Zoom, Background color, Foreground color, Color Picker.
Create a new document (Apple + N)
Resolution: 300 dpi is High Resolution (lowest the resolution, lowest the quality. A good resolution for the blog should be 180 dpi. The bigger the document, the heavier.
Color Mode: Image> Mode ---CMYK (print) RGB (web and blog)----
Save as: jpeg (compress), TIFF (always when working for a layout in Quark), Photoshop (if you want to conserve the layers)
Flatten image (Layer>Flatten image)
Filter (there are some effects that you have to be in a document as RGB to use)
Adjustment Color: Adjustment> Levels> Curves
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