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Visual Design is a yearlong, project-based curriculum that develops career and communication skills in print production and graphic design, using Adobe tools.
In a variety of academic subjects and concepts, students can use collages combined with audio clips to convey meaning and understanding by visually representing their ideas and communicating a story. In this lesson, students investigate the architecture of a certain time or place and visually represent the style in a collage.
In this lesson, students turn everyday digital photographs into surrealist-style artwork using Photoshop Elements. This activity helps students enhance their creativity and better understand surrealistic techniques by working with lighting, color, and movement to transform their pictures.
Students will explore the impact of photography on impressionism by taking photographs around the school to turn into impressionist works of art. Students will illustrate their understanding of impressionist-era work through the different imaging techniques they choose to use.
Each lesson contains objectives, step-by-step instructions, and exercise files.
Meredith Blache
Arts & Design, History, Language Arts & Literature, Mathematics & Science, Photography
Grades 5-9
These materials offer an informative, easy-to-follow introduction to using type via the computer.
Patricia Johnson and Michael Delahunt
Art, Design, Language Arts, Business
Grades 9-12 and continuing education
This project teaches the power of Photoshop to stimulate creativity and build technical skills.
Cynthia Rubin
Photoshop
Art and Design
Grades 9-12 and continuing education
These materials offer methods for the study of color theory using the computer to execute modifications and facilitate swift experimentation.
Patricia Johnson
Art, Graphic Design
Grades 9-12 and continuing education
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