Manage layers, layer names, layer effects, and masks/channels in a Photoshop document

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES

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Colorize a black and white (or RGB converted to grayscale) image in a layered Photoshop file using the color layer mode, color overly layer style technique practiced in ex1 & 2 (barn, kid, covered bridge)

Manage layers, layer names, layer effects, and masks/channels in a Photoshop document

Save the finished image as both a Photoshop document (.psd) and a flattened image for print (.tif or .jpg) that will be used in a layout program (InDesign, Illustrator or Gravit)

Utilize type to create an effective, eye-catching book title that describes your image in a page layout program (InDesign, Illustrator or Gravit)

Save both a native layout file .indd or .ai or gravit and an exported PDF version

File Management:

You will have 4 main files in your final job folder: "P1-BookCover"

1 Photoshop file P1-bookCov_LastnameF.psd - which will contain layers, effects, etc.

1 tiff file: P1-bookCov_LastnameF.tif- which will be a flattened version (or .jpg in Gravit)

1 InDesign file P1-bookCov_LastnameF.indd (or Gravit or Illustrator)

where you will place your tif file and incorporate text for your title.

1 PDF file P1-bookCov_LastnameF.pdf

will be exported from InDesign when complete

Operations: Part 1 (Photoshop)

• Create a folder named P1-bookCov

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Find an image you would like to work with and colorize:

historical person, celebrity, artist, musician, actor, military hero, leader, athlete, inventor event - WWII, Civil War, Frontier era, building or our country (any era), world events like Titanic, planes, trains, automobiles, skyscrapers, sports, etc. etc. etc.

I will leave this as open-ended as possible.

Images should be 600 pixels or larger to ensure adequate quality

· They do not have to be black and white, you can desaturate a color image in order to colorize.

 

Start a NEW Photoshop document 7.25" H X 5" W, 200 PPI, RGB color mode [See above for filename]

 

Copy/paste or place your image (as a layer) in your Photoshop document as a layer.

If you have an initial color image, use Black & White or Desaturate to remove existing colors. Create layers (set to color mode), with color overlay set to color layer blend (layer style), and foreground color set to black.

· Incorporate any duplicated channels for advanced selections or masking (like Bridge exercise). Operations: Part 2 (.tif, .indd, .pdf)

 

Attachments:

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