Use the tutorials below to guide you through the process of creating your dream vacation composition. Refer back to these tutorials for additional help in future projects. You may also feel free to use them in your classroom as well.
Let's get started!
1. Download photoshop and set up your workspace.
2. Add images.
3. Transform images (scale, rotate, etc).
4. Cut out images.
5. Perform basic image editing (brightness/contrast, saturation, etc).
6. Add finishing touches (filters, opacity, etc).
Awesome Melissa!! Loved it!! Dusting off some seriously old brain cells with this tutorial. Didn't know how much fun it would be to put eddy vedder at ocracoke island with the lochness monster behind him!!! I need to keep working on my pic, but that was FUN!
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