Ferris Bueller's Day Shots

1)Extreme long shot
2)Extreme Close Up
3)Medium Two-Shot
4)Close up
5) Medium Two-Shot
6)Close Up
7)Medium Long Shot
8)Close up
9)Medium Two-Shot
10) Close up
11)Close up
12)Medium close up
13)Close Up
14)Medium close up
15)Medium close up

Communication Note Yooo

- When transforming ( Control + T), holding down shift would let you change the size of the picture that you have transferred. Constraining proportion.
- Make sure you're painting on the mask.
- The link icon links the mask and the image together.

Communication Note

1. Duplicate your background layer.
2. Rename your background layer.
3. Control + L. Shadows on the far left and brightness on the far left.

Drop Shadow

Steps to create a drop shadow:
1. Using a text tool, write your name.
2. Right click and resterize the text.
3. Drag the layer to the new layer icon to duplicate it.
4. Lock the transparency of the layer.
5. Click Edit > Fill > Black.
6. Unlock the transparency.
7. Filter > Blur > Gosnium Blur.
8. Make sure the shadow layer is underneath your top text layer.

Communication Notes

-Hue/ Saturation- Colour (Ctrl + U)
-Ying Yang icon thing is another popup menu that displays tons of colour options (Adjustment layer)
-Trash can icon deletes icons
-New layer Icon creates a new layer
-Duplicates layer by pressing Ctrl + J

ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE

I chose this image to represent the "Principles of Design, asymmetrical balance". I chose this because just from looking at this image, you can tell that its not a balanced image. But instead its an image with a heavy and light person. Unbalanced.

SYMMETRICAL BALANCE

I chose this image to represent the "Principles of Design, symmetrical balance". I chose this because from looking at the wings of the butterfly, both sides are equally the same shape, weight and pattern. Therefore, both sides are the same.

Emphasis

I chose this image to represent the "Principles of Design, Emphasis". I chose this because from looking at the image you can already tell the background is all black and white and the thing that stands out the most of the flower, fully in coloured. With this being said, the flower really stands out.

Proportion

I chose this image to represent the "Principles of Design, proportion". I chose this image because from looking at the earth, you can see all the continents, bodies of water and countries, all in different sizes. You can compare which one is bigger then which, or vice versa.

Rhythm

I chose this image to represent the "Principles of Design, rhythm". I chose this image because like music, it repeats the beat and rhythm of the song. For example is this equalizer. By playing  music, it would keep the equalizer moving back up and down, following the beat of the song.

Harmony

I chose this picture to represent the "Principles of Design, harmony". I chose this because by looking at this picture, you can tell its peaceful and calm. Going with the flow, nice and slow.

Texture

I chose this image to represent the "Element of Design, texture". I chose this because from looking at this snake skin, you can see patterns on it and you can  kind of predict on how it'll feel when you touch it. 

Colour

I chose this picture to represent the "Element of Design, colour". I chose this because you can see multiple blends of colour that draws my attention.

Shape

I chose this to represent the "Element of Design, shape". I chose this because this picture shows more then one shape. A triangle and a square can be seen.  

Line

I chose this picture to represent the "Element of Design, line". I chose this because in this picture, it shows multiple lines swirling back and forth changing from one colour to another. With the black background, you can perfectly see all of the lines appearing and changing.