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KATRINA AXFORD
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identity postcards

Learning Intentions - You are learning about how the Elements of Art and the Principles of Design, the design process and functions of Adobe Photoshop create 'Identity Postcard invites'.

Success Criteria:
  1. I expect you to identify where the elements of art and principles of design are in your work.
  2. I expect you to use the design process
  3. I expect you to extend your Photoshop skills and use advance techniques.  
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ID POSTCARD / INVITE
 
Front (Adobe Photoshop)
 
Step One: Begin with an unchanged image of yourself, scanned or via a digital camera.
 
Step Two: Re-size this image to 1.5 x 1.5cm, resolution @ 300 DPI.
 
Step Three: Using Photoshop filters and experimental techniques create 54 variations of the image.
 
Step Five: For each image record and keep in your journal, step by step, what changes you make to these images.
 
Step Six: When complete save each image as a high resolution JPEG.
 
For printing set these images into a postcard format of 13.5 x 9cm (9x6 images).
 
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