Posts Tagged ‘Process’

EL PERDIDO | ART IN PROCESS

Short HD Documentary on Minnesota artist El Perdido (Frank Verdeja). Verdeja explains how being a traveling artist led him to the creation of his innovative, illuminated drawings / paintings, and his take on the progression of art. For more information and details on El Perdido’s work, visit: yousmiling.com heretothere.com myspace.com/yousmiling facebook.com/frankverdeja twitter.com/yousmiling mnartists.org/frankverdeja Music by Ingrid Chavez | ingridchavez.com Directed & Edited by Justin Staggs JustinStaggs.com Director of Photography: Randy Smith randmeistro@aol.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5

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98.2??????????????? Collaborative Process Workshop II (Visual Storytelling)

Some cool adobe premiere images:

98.2??????????????? Collaborative Process Workshop II (Visual Storytelling)
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To give students a brief introduction to “Visual Storytelling” and have them apply that to a project of their own.

First time lapse
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Image by Pecia!
Probablemente sea el time lapse más cutre y corto de la historia, pero me apetecía probar y trastear aer si era capaz de hacer algo. Después de pelearme con el Adobe Premiere (el virtualdub y yo nos llevamos todavía peor) aquí está. Ahora tendré que mirar de probar algo mejor, aer si se me da….

98.2??????????????? Collaborative Process Workshop II (Visual Storytelling)
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Image by ?? ? Andy Yen
?????????? Arvin Chen

????Course Aims/
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To give students a brief introduction to “Visual Storytelling” and have them apply that to a project of their own.

How to process infrared digital images in Photoshop- Week 67

Having taken infrared digital images you’ll need to process them to extract the best from them. In part two of this infrared tutorial, Photoshop expert Gavin Hoey www.gavtrain.com takes you through the essential steps to create a mono masterpiece.

Checkout Process Usability wireframes: single-screen shopping cart – step 4 (review information & place order)

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Checkout Process Usability wireframes: single-screen shopping cart – step 4 (review information & place order)
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Image by Matthieu Dejardins, eCommerce Activist
Illustration from the following post: Checkout Process Usability wireframes: prevent the shopping cart abandonment by applying the best practices. 65% shopping cart abandonment rate w/ an average cart value of 9. Here is your challenge..

There are around 20 possible reasons for shopping cart abandonment and 12 tips to minimize the drop-off spots in your checkout process.

To facilitate the comprehension of these critical principles, I have designed wireframes with step-by-step explanations on how to enhance your checkout flow and increase the completion rate of your online orders.

Autumn in Westchester
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Image by wenzday01
I’m learning how to use Adobe Lightroom more efficiently. I’ve figured out some neat tricks to make my colors jump out more. For today’s photos, all I’m doing are the following:

1. Set white balance to cloudy.
2. Set camera calibration to landscape.
3. Add ND graduated filter to bring out more of the blue in the sky.
4. Slight increase in saturation of oranges and yellows.

Just these four steps make the photo look so much better!

Walkin’ Down Sunset Blvd
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Image by Samantha Decker
Oh how I cannot wait to bring my DSLR to Disney World. I’m not really sure what I was thinking with the composition here, but cropping it made it look worse.

See where this picture was taken. [?]

Coloring pages and pictures Help Children Boost Their Learning Process

Coloring pages and pictures Help Children Boost Their Learning Process

Young kids are extremely sensitive to the phenomenon happening around them and they are far quicker to learn from what they see and listen. This learning also exploits them to express their existence and there is perhaps no better way than to express their feelings on coloring pages and pictures. Color pencils are the best tools to let the children and kids express their ideas. This is because they don’t have a huge vocabulary and collection of words to say it all what they have in their minds and this is what coloring pages and pictures meant for.

The coloring pages and pictures speak to utter their words; their interest in books and their drawings on notebooks, their way of coloring images, their selection of colors for different pictures, their control on the pencil; everything says something.

Coloring pages and pictures play a vital role in the learning process of the kids. This fact is evident from the curriculum that educationist suggest for different Montessori and primary schools. Their syllabi mainly emphasize on books that involve coloring different images and drawing shapes. In this way, they not only learn vocabulary, but also incline to recognize different objects around them and their uses.

This is natural that children and kids attract towards colorful things, particularly the objects with sharp colors that most coloring pages and pictures emphasize on. They try to copy what they see around them. Pens, chalks, pencils, crayons, colored pencils, coloring pages and pictures and markers are the objects that help them speak what their tongues cannot utter.  Though you can find many coloring pages and pictures books and all these materials in your nearby stationery store but there you won’t be able to find a wide variety. This problem can be solved with the help of internet where there are a large number of sites that offer exciting and variant products like coloring pages and pictures, color pencils and markers, crayons, picture books, art books, color notebooks, color jigsaw puzzles, coloring pages and pictures and a lot more. With a little search, you can find a website that offers free color sheets that can be colored online.

When computer involves in drawing, the scenario becomes more interesting and children love to work with computer. They can find coloring images of their own interest and select the colors of their own choice. They can even modify these coloring pages and pictures with just a little guidance. Free color sheets are often the best as they don’t cause you to spend any money. Also they are available in several varieties and help a lot in learning process as well as personality building of the children.

Coloring pages and pictures have an added advantage: they are easy to design; parents or teachers can draw different pictures on them like animals, buildings, natural objects like sun, moon, plants, trees, flowers, insects, vehicles like car, bicycle, bus, airplane, ship, landscapes like lake, mountains, river, ocean, waterfall, garden and other similar things. It’s true that coloring pages and pictures have revolutionized the learning process.

There are many websites designed to help the learning process of the kids and young children. Along with free color sheets, coloring pages and pictures, there are available certain drawings that help developing the logic of the young kids about different object, phenomenon, tools and everything that one can consider of children’s interest.

Muhammad Adnan Elahi is a superb writer. Writing is his infatuation and sharing knowledge is his passion.


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Snagit, Batch Convert Process

A few nice adobe howto images I found:

Snagit, Batch Convert Process
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Image by Ivan Walsh

Snagit, SnagIt Catalog Browser Screen
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Image by Ivan Walsh

What is the process of making a short movie that has to do with a mystery plot?

Question by Hazel: What is the process of making a short movie that has to do with a mystery plot?
My friends and I want to film a short movie with a mystery plot, sort of like CSI and Criminal Minds and all. I have a camera, the people, and an editing software. What can the process of the whole thing be? Like how to start off? I am not asking for a plot I am asking for the shooting schedule type of thing.

And shoot in random plot ideas if you’d like. We’re just bored teenagers.

Best answer:

Answer by Film Maker
http://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B1iNNFZJqplqZGY4MzM2YTktMDI4MS00NzRiLTkxZGItMWRmNGNkMTljYjk5&hl=en

What do you think? Answer below!

Process Separations


In this video, I show how to do a process separation in Photoshop and print halftones with no RIP software. This allows printing to an inkjet printer using inkjet film to acquire dense film. Typically this is for tshirt printing but can be used for various styles.

Simulated process screen printing separations w/ spot process Part 1 of 2


So separating colors for simulated process screen printing can be a difficult task at best. And you often need years of experience to get it right when doing it manually in a program like Photoshop. Here’s a video that explains how to separate colors for printing in photoshop and also shows you what the software Spot Process does. Hope you find it helpful :-) Part1

Understanding the Web Design Process

A good way to understand the web-design process is to understand it through a case study. In this article, I will present the case study of Jake, a busy web developer, as he works with a client to create a small web page.

1. Gathering Design Requirements

Jake has a new client, an import and export agent. The agent needs a simple web site to give her brief background and details of the services she provides. After an initial meeting with Dianne, the real estate agent, Jake grabs a pencil and sheet of paper, and he starts creating rough sketches of the home page. He draws a number of different layouts and then picks the three designs that he thinks will work best, given Dianne’s needs. He meets again with Dianne to discuss the three designs. Dianne selects one of the sketches and makes some suggestions. When Jake brings up colors, Dianne decides on a color scheme of green, gold, and white because these colors are similar to the ones on her business card.

2. Photoshop Mock-ups

Later that day, Jake sits down at his computer, fires up Adobe Photoshop, and quickly mocks up the home page using the finished sketch and Dianne’s preferred colors as his guide. He grabs a few royalty-free stock images from a stock photo site and places them on the mock-up. He spends a little time looking at various shades of greens and golds until he gets something he likes. Once he’s done, he exports the document and sends it off to Dianne to get some feedback.

After waiting a week, Jake calls up Dianne to get her opinion on what he’s done so far. She tells him she’ll take a look at it when she gets back from her vacation in a week.

3. Coding Time

Another week goes by, and Jake finally gets a call from Dianne. She says she likes how it looks, and she wants to move forward. Relieved, Jake fires up his trusty text editor and begins the transition from mock-up to web page.

Jake begins by creating a simple HTML document that defines the structure and content for the page. Next, he uses Photoshop to slice up his mock-up so he can extract the banner graphics and other images, which he then inserts into the HTML document. Next, he carefully codes corrresponding CSS to pull the whole thing together. The style sheets transform the linear-page skeleton into a brightly colored, two-column layout.

Jake opens up the new web page in Mozilla Firefox, and everything looks great, just like his mock-up. He then fires up Internet Explorer 6 and winces at the ugly page staring back at him. Fortunately, Jake has seen this kind of thing before, so he quickly throws in a few extra style definitions in an IE-only style sheet. Presto! He’s ready to show Dianne the finished page.

4. Ready to Go

Dianne loves the site, and Jake is ready to start building the rest of the pages for the site. Now that Jake has worked out the colors, the images, and the style sheets, it will be easy to produce the rest of the site. Jake can take pride in the fact that he’s made his new client happy.

5. Ideal Situation

Jake got lucky this time. He got an easy and laid back client. The thing is, clients are usually not so easy to please in the real world. For that, you should be able to demonstrate technical knowledge and have effective communication skills to reply to client’s tough queries and be able to convince them.

John Bladeus runs Web Design Pakistan, a low-cost, high-quality web design service in Karachi and also has a passion for writing on subjects related to logo design service and business logos.