What I did:
Today, I finished using photoshop on my blog. I will most likely not use Photoshop in a blog post again because there is nothing else that is new that I need to focus on. I will do all the Photoshop stuff off this blog. However, Today, I finished the final major character in "The Cellist of Sarajevo" which was the cellist himself. In the book, the cellist only has one chapter dedicated to himself from his point of view and that's the prologue so most of the info is given to us by the characters about the cellist when they see him. He was the character I wanted to create last because the whole story is based on him so it just made sense.
The Cellist Creation:
What I learned:
Today, In photoshop, I tried finishing up learning about distorting. Distorting is an option with many other options in the panel to help you decide what you want to do with the picture. Today, I learned what I wanted to finish learning which includes the wave and the zigzag options.
1. The zigzag tool had multiple options when selected. It had the "amount" which was used to show the amount you wanted to zigzag the image and the "ridges" which was used to zigzag-ize the edges of the image.
2. I also learned about the wave tool and this one is really neat. It gives you a bunch of options on what to do. If you've every taken precalc or any high-level math course, you've learned about waves and amplitude. This tool allows you to change the wave amount and all that including the amplitude and it really gives you a lot of options to customize to your liking.
What I plan to learn tomorrow:
Tomorrow, I plan to start with the Sony Vegas portion of this project. I'd say we are about 40% done with this project on this blog. I still have to create a script for the animation and I still want to make the basics in sony vegas like the intro and end. My goal for tomorrow is to start with that. I will be working on my script alone and off blog. I also have to find backdrops that match what I want the places to look like when the get the characters moving.
Today, I finished using photoshop on my blog. I will most likely not use Photoshop in a blog post again because there is nothing else that is new that I need to focus on. I will do all the Photoshop stuff off this blog. However, Today, I finished the final major character in "The Cellist of Sarajevo" which was the cellist himself. In the book, the cellist only has one chapter dedicated to himself from his point of view and that's the prologue so most of the info is given to us by the characters about the cellist when they see him. He was the character I wanted to create last because the whole story is based on him so it just made sense.
The Cellist Creation:
What I learned:
Today, In photoshop, I tried finishing up learning about distorting. Distorting is an option with many other options in the panel to help you decide what you want to do with the picture. Today, I learned what I wanted to finish learning which includes the wave and the zigzag options.
1. The zigzag tool had multiple options when selected. It had the "amount" which was used to show the amount you wanted to zigzag the image and the "ridges" which was used to zigzag-ize the edges of the image.
2. I also learned about the wave tool and this one is really neat. It gives you a bunch of options on what to do. If you've every taken precalc or any high-level math course, you've learned about waves and amplitude. This tool allows you to change the wave amount and all that including the amplitude and it really gives you a lot of options to customize to your liking.
What I plan to learn tomorrow:
Tomorrow, I plan to start with the Sony Vegas portion of this project. I'd say we are about 40% done with this project on this blog. I still have to create a script for the animation and I still want to make the basics in sony vegas like the intro and end. My goal for tomorrow is to start with that. I will be working on my script alone and off blog. I also have to find backdrops that match what I want the places to look like when the get the characters moving.
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