Showing posts with label Andrew Chase. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrew Chase. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Andrew Chase - Assignment 04 - Snapple Ads

Assignment 04 - Ad Campaigns
Questions:
1. What is your slogan?:
- Made from the best stuff in the universe!
2. Who is your target audience?:
 - General audience
3. Which publications do you think the ad will be most successful running in?:
- Any Magazine
4. Give the steps used in creating the ad using Photoshop? (How did you get your finished results?):
- I began with 3 simple ideas. They just sortof popped into my head. I sketched them out, and began brainstorming by finding pictures on google. I found some previous Snapple ads, and used them to help further develop my ideas for the 3 ads. I came up with the slogan by expanding on the current snapple slogan, "Made from the best stuff on earth". Used some filters, and brush tools in the ads, such as a blur filter, and Gradient tools. As well as the 3D modeling for some of the text.

 

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Andrew In Class Assignment 01




1. What is Photoshop?
  - Digital image editing software.
2. List 10 things that you can do with photoshop.

  - Paint, Draw, Crop, Fill,  Make digital photos, Edit images, Put text over images, Make 3D shapes, Make curves and lines, Use shortcuts.
3. Professions that would use photoshop to complete their work.

Animators, Layout and Background creators and Web page design.
4. Tool panel overview:


  • Name a type of selection tool - Lasso
  • What does the move tool do and what is it's hot key? - Space
  • What is the hot key for the eyedropper tool and what does that tool do? - I, Copy color.
  • What does the eraser tool do? - Removes image/color
  • What tool creates straight, angled, or radial gradients, what is it's hot key? Gradient, G
  • When might you use the brush tool? Coloring
  • What is the difference between vector and raster? - Raster is a collection of dots and pixels. Vector is made of defined shapes and color codes.
  • What is the difference between aliased and anti aliased? - Aliased is more sharp