Question by mn_mom2003: how to insert clip art into a photoshop project?
How do I insert clip art into a photoshop project? I am working on a slide show project.
What are some good online tutorials or references for Photoshop Elements?
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Answer by Mujer Alta Clipart downloads as an image file – like a photo – so, in the program, you open the photo you want to put the clipart on then File>Open, browse to where you’ve saved the clipart, click on it to highlight and click OK. It will open in the workspace along with the photo you’ve already opened.
Now, here’s where it gets a little complicated. You have to make sure that the clipart file is the same resolution as the photo you’re going to put it on. Click on the Clipart image then Image>Resize>Image Size. If the photo is 300, then the clipart should be 300, too. If it isn’t, make sure that Resample down at the bottom of the Resize window is UNchecked than type in 300 for resolution and click OK.
Now, use the Move Tool to click and drag the clipart onto your photo.
You don’t say what version of Elements you have but for versions 6, 7 and 8 Alibony has some good tutorials.
Question by theinterwebs: What kind of Photoshop project should I do for Digital Design class?
I’m trying to think of a project I can do with Photoshop. I’m a novice at using Photoshop, but what are some things I can do with it that aren’t too hard, but aren’t too easy either?
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Answer by fashiondisaster101 You can take pics of yourself of someone you know and put them with a different background. Like make it look like you went to Europe or something. Photoshop yourself into that setting.
You can also put your head on a different body or something. It’s not too difficult to do, but in order to get it to look real, you have to work hard at the colors, textures, etc.
Worth1000.com has some pretty cool photoshop contests. You may be able to get ideas from there.
Good luck. It sounds fun!
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Question by tevencemos: i have to do a schol project in which my goup memebers and myself must make a short movie about our topic?
Were running short on creative ideas about a movie version of our topic, British imperialism in the Middle East, namely about Palestine, and the conflict between Israeli and Palestinian groups. but we wouldnt want to limit ourselves to just that if you have any ieas about an interesting short movie on iraq or egypt or even an idea involving the whole region your thoughts would be gladly appreciated!
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Answer by TK Yeah, do it in Benny Hill style. Show the conflict, the culture, all that. You won’t need audio, just some music, video, cue cards spelling out what’s happening, and a Benny Hill pervert chasing women who are trying to keep modest. I’m busting a gut just thinking about it. If you do well, let me know your grade.
Question by Airlub: How do you transfer an Adobe Premiere Pro project over to Final Cut Pro?
I have the latest version of both softwares, started out on Adobe Premiere Pro, realized I wanted to use Final Cut. Is there any way to transfer the timeline over?
I don’t have any crazy effects or anything, just trimmed a bunch of clips and ordered them in the correct sequence. Hoping to find a time effective way to transfer it over if it’s possible rather than sit there and try and nail every shot like it is in Premiere.
Thanks!
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Answer by randomerratum I don’t know premiere very well- but FInal Cut Pro will take an XML or EDL if premiere can spit one out. This can be very hit and miss though- expect to try it multiple times…. on different settings.
Be sure to “clean up” your sequence as much as possible before hand – as EDLs usually only support 1 or 2 tracks of video and 4 tracks of audio. Things like transitions and filters will probably be lost.
In FCP go FILE>IMPORT>EDL/XML – select frame rate, resolution etc. It should open up as a sequence.
Question by cole: Adobe Photoshop CSS: How would I make a ruler line that is 3 2/3″ vertically as a guide for my project?
I know I must use the ruler tool, but is there a way to have the computer calculate this exact distance so I do not screw it up? I am trying to make a tri-fold brochure with a 11×8.5″ design. So 11 divided by 3 is 3.666667″. This is more difficult than it seems. I am an intermediate user of Adobe. Any suggestions would help! Thanks!
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Answer by wartyh0g if your going full bleed just put your guides at 3.666 inches –
if you need margins (not full bleed printing) then set your page margin to .25 inches all around and add two more vertical guides on each side of your initial guides, each guide should be .25 inches away from the center guide (at 3.666 inch intervals)
Question by Quimbinator: I have a project that covers Adobe Illustrator CS3, any tips/tutorials online where I could get help, fast?
You see, I don’t remember the software whatsoever. And apparently we are doing a collaborative project with a geometry class. The project is that they have a floor plan, and we have to create basically blueprints. So, any online tutorials or tips where I can gain skill to this program fast?
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Answer by Plaque Guy Try this and don’t wrry about the 3D if not neccessary. It tells you how to set it up in 2D before it is converted to 3D…
As the spell of global recession recedes, the curtains are set to go up on the second edition of the Indian Art Summit in August. It is the largest showcase event of Indian contemporary art supported by Sotheby’s. It aims to provide an open international platform for Indian artists and also raise the awareness levels about art in the country.
This Contemporary Art Fair is much larger in scale and scope; with 55 top galleries from India, the Asian region, Middle East, Europe and the United States showcasing a range of artworks in a four-day summit to be held in Delhi at Pragati Maidan from August 19.
It is more on the lines of an India art fair with workshops, art camps, auctioning and sale of artefacts, Akar Prakar Gallery. The second edition of India Art Summit plans to showcase some carefully selected art films that will give visitors an insight into important aspects of art over the ages.
This year the art fair will showcasing the most diverse range of modern and contemporary paintings by Indian artists sculpture, photography, mix media, prints, dry pastel paintings, Indian Oil Paintings and video art by established and upcoming artists. The Project has been conceived and designed to cover all genres and media of contemporary art gallery It is designed to offer the visitors an opportunity to interact with and contemplate a wide range of modern & contemporary art.
Curated by independent art critic and curator, Gayatri Sinha, the Purple Wall project aims to showcase the best of Indian Contemporary Art. The Purple Wall Project spreads over three or four interconnected spaces. Distributed over the central foyer and the outer fringes of the display sites of the Indian Art Summit, it involves mainly sculptural installations and photographs which allow the viewer a palpable difference in the way the works are experienced.
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