welcome
year 9
This year is all about experimenting
and being creative.
Extended learning 1
Identity
To get to know eachother our first project is about identity and what makes you as a person.
Skills You will gain:
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How to use a Mac
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How to save your work
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How to start and save a digital sketchbook
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How to use Photo Booth to take images
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You will use photobooth to take images of yourself
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You will access your work folders on the one drive and save your work in them
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You will start an your sketchbook inpowerpoint and save this in your folders.
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Extension: Start a mind map in the first page of your sketchbook about identity
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Step 1
Experimenting with Photo Booth
•Take a series of photos (10 – 15) of yourself on photo booth. Use the different filters to give different effects.
•Framing – make sure your head and shoulders fill the frame to give a balanced composition.
•Expression – experiment with your expressions to give your portraits different moods.
•Save these images onto your desktop by dragging them out of photo booth.
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Step 2
Now save your images into your folder
Here is how to access your folders, always save your work to the desktop and then drag it into your folders. Always drag your work from the folders and onto the desktop when you want to open them, never open them from the folders!
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Step 3
Sketchbook time!
We use Powerpoint for your digital sketchbooks. Click on the icon that looks like this-
POWERPOINT
To be saved and use on one drive
Step 4
On the first page of your sketchbook create a mind map about you and what defines you as a person. I want to be able to learn everything about you from this mind map.
•Likes and dislikes
•Favorite colour, food, tv programs, films, music, artists or photographers etc.
•Friends/Family and the influence they have on you.
•Hobbies, Religion, Sports
•Social media
•Aspects of your personality – are you quiet, chatty, outgoing, studious, lazy, happy, easy going, sociable, isolated etc. Think of all the words that describe you. Ask someone else to describe you if you get stuck.
What to include in your mindmap:
Make them as creative as possible!
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Research the work of David Hockey photo joiners
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Use Photoshop and your Photo Booth images from last lesson to start to create your own photo joiner in photoshop.
Skills you will gain-
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How to create and open an image in photoshop
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Learn how to use the marque and lasso to select parts of the images and CMD 'C' and CMD 'V'to copy and past different areas.
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Experiment with filters to get different effects on different areas.
Step 1
Research David Hockney and his photomontages on the internet. Create a research page on David Hockney in your sketch books, this should be one page and presented nicely.
What makes a good research page?
What
information
do you
need to
include?
Step 3
Experiment more with
your photo joiner.
SUCCESS CRITERIA
Grade 7-8 - You will use at least 6 different portraits. (take new ones if you need to)
Every layer will use a different filter.
You will use colour & back & white.
You will have experimented with scale so each layer is a different size.
You will overlap and duplicate layers to make a complicated photojoiner
that fills the page.
Grade 5-6 - You will use at least 3 different portraits
You will have experimented with layers and filters.
Your layers will overlap.
You will have used scale.
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on 4
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Use the SLR camera to take pictures and upload them onto the computer.
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Use photoshop to create a full body montage.
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How to take pictures in the studio with the flash.
Skills-
Learn how to hold and use the SlR camera
Learn how to upload images from the memory card to the computer.
Step 2
Put the memory card into the computer and download the images into photoshop.
2. Use the marque tool and polygon lasso tool to select different areas of of the image. Use cmd c and cmd v to copy different segments. You don’t need a new document for this you can just work on top of the original image. REMEMBER TO ALWAYS SELECT FROM THE BACKGROUND NOT THE LAYERS AS IT WON’T HAVE ANYTHING TO SELECT.
Step 3
Once you have lots of layers that you have copied and pasted from your background layer, you can experiment with your layers and blends and see what happens.
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The best fragmented portraits will have a complicated composition with lots of layers.
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The layers will vary in scale.
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They will experiment with filters.
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They will also have experimented with transparency by using the layers and blends.
lesson 5
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You will create a fragmented landscape for your fragmented portrait using the camera and photoshop
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Use scale and landscape pallet
Skills-
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Experimenting with multiple layers in photoshop.
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use the projection setting in photoshop to change the aspects of your landscapes.
Step 1
Research the work of Ted Orland and create a research page on him.
You should have at leat 4 of his images on the page.
Write how he makes his image, how they feel and what you think about them.
Awesome
research
pages
Step 2
•In groups, take a series of 6-8 photographs each of the car park, choose an interesting viewpoint.
•Stay in one spot and hold the camera at the same height.
•Take the photos so they slightly overlap.
•Download your images into Iphoto, make a contact sheet and drag them onto your desktop.
•Follow the instructions on the help sheets to make your fragmented landscape.