Objective: SWBAT... explain and share their 3 pictogram ideas that represent themselves they have sketched in their sketchbook with a partner.
...rate themselves on a scale of 1-10 how they are doing with photoshop so far.
How can I communicate who I
am through simple, universal imagery?
REMINDER:: By Friday you must have your sketchbook completed and a front and back cover done also. This is graded and is considered your first sketchbook assignment to cover it!
1. Review project and what a pictogram is.
-black and white -Represent you (personality, hobbies, etc) -any shape you want, not just a square - at least 3 ORIGINAL pictograms - 6"x6" image - UNITY
-show me YOUR level of photoshop!
2. Review Photoshop:
- file new - image size -pixel (ppi) - background - shape tool - custom shape tool -pencil/brush tool -ctrl + t ENTER -crtl + z - arrow tool -Layers (what's on top?)
pixelated image3. brainstorm and sketch ideas.
- List things that represent who you are or what you like
to do(personality, hobbies, assets) in your
sketchbook. (EX: Smiley face,
snowboard, basketball, reading, like to sleep, etc.)
- Turn to a partner and share your ideas, writing down
any that you would like to add to your own list.
- Once you have at least 15 things on your list, pick at least 3 words/pictures to focus on. Circle
these words. Draw these 3(or more) images in your sketchbook as thumbnail sketches.
- Switch sketchbooks with a neighbor. See if they understand what your drawings
mean and if you can tell what their drawings represent. Keep adjusting them until they are clear, show them to Ms. Van Dyke, then start on photoshop.
4. SAVE to your STUDENT SERVER!!!!! log off. We will have Friday also to work on these.
5. EXIT TICKET: on a scale of 1-10, HOW DO YOU FEEL USING PHOTOSHOP AND THE TOOLS WE HAVE LEARNED FOR THIS PROJECT? 1= totally lost, need help! 10 = this is soooo easy, got it in the bag.
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