Adobe Flash CS6 is a software used to create animations and interactive content for web pages. It has a stage where graphics and animations are created and a timeline to set the animation over frames. It contains various tools like selection, drawing, and transformation tools to create and modify graphics on the stage. Graphics can be either raster images made of pixels or vector shapes defined by mathematical expressions. Layers and depth in the timeline determine how graphics overlap on the stage.
The document discusses animation techniques and tools. It describes two main types of animation: traditional animation where each frame is drawn by hand, and computer-generated animation which is created digitally using computers. It provides details on some of the traditional tools used in animation, such as light boxes, peg bars, animation paper, exposure sheets, dope sheets, types of pencils and erasers. It emphasizes that creating animation requires extensive collaboration and is a long process that uses specialized equipment to develop graphics and content frame by frame.
This document discusses the common tools, equipment, and materials used for hand drawn animation. It identifies pencils, erasers, brushes, peg bars, animation discs, light boxes, printers, scanners, computers, animation paper, storyboards, and exposure sheets as essential resources. It provides details on the purposes of basic tools like pencils, erasers, and brushes as well as equipment like light boxes, cameras, and scanners which aid the animation process. The document serves as an introduction to the tools and equipment needed for creating hand drawn animations.
Tools and equipment in computer hardware servicingMary Jane Ocampo
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All tools should be kept in good condition through regular maintenance. The proper tool should be used for each job. Tools should be examined before use and any damaged or defective tools should not be used. Tools should be operated according to manufacturer's instructions and the proper protective equipment should be worn for both the tool and activity.
This document discusses various drafting materials and tools, including types of drawing paper, masking tape, pencil sharpeners, erasers, drawing pencils, triangular scales, erasing shields, T-squares, triangles, compasses, dividers, and protractors. It provides details on the uses and functions of each tool, such as hard drawing pencils being used for accuracy and soft pencils being used for art work. Masking tape is used to fasten paper without damage, and different types of erasers are suited to removing marks or making corrections. T-squares are used for horizontal lines while triangles are used with T-squares for vertical lines. Compasses and dividers are used for drawing
This document discusses different techniques and tools used in animation. It describes two main types of animation: traditional animation where each frame is drawn by hand, and computer-generated animation which is created digitally using computers. For traditional animation, it outlines various tools that animators use like lightboxes to trace drawings, peg bars to attach paper, and pencils, erasers, and paint for creating the artwork. Computer animation uses 3D modeling and high-powered computers to generate animations.
It is a powerpoint presentation that discusses about the topic or lesson of the different Drafting Tools used in Technical Drafting. It also includes some characteristics on each tools.
TLE 8 - TECHNICAL DRAFTING (HAZARD AND RISK) MichaellaApale
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This document discusses occupational safety and health topics including hazards, risks, and hazard control methods. It defines occupational safety and health as protecting worker safety, health and welfare. It describes the components of an occupational health record. It then defines hazards as things that can cause harm and risks as a measure of possible harmful effects. The document outlines different types of workplace hazards including biological, chemical, ergonomic, physical, and psychological hazards. It provides examples of effects for each hazard type. Finally, it discusses methods to control hazards, including elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment.
TLE 8 - TECHNICAL DRAFTING (INTERPRET TECHNICAL DRAWINGS AND PLANS) MichaellaApale
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This document provides an overview of technical drawings and plans. It discusses different types of drawings including working drawings, pictorial drawings, orthographic projections, assembly drawings, and detailed drawings. It also covers topics such as isometric, oblique, and perspective drawings. Steps for sketching an isometric box are outlined. The importance of technical drawings for construction projects and proposals is emphasized. Dimensioning rules for technical drawings are also reviewed.
The document discusses animation techniques and tools. It describes two main types of animation: traditional animation where each frame is drawn by hand, and computer-generated animation which is created digitally using computers. It provides details on some of the traditional tools used in animation, such as light boxes, peg bars, animation paper, exposure sheets, dope sheets, types of pencils and erasers. It emphasizes that creating animation requires extensive collaboration and is a long process that uses specialized equipment to develop graphics and content frame by frame.
This document discusses the common tools, equipment, and materials used for hand drawn animation. It identifies pencils, erasers, brushes, peg bars, animation discs, light boxes, printers, scanners, computers, animation paper, storyboards, and exposure sheets as essential resources. It provides details on the purposes of basic tools like pencils, erasers, and brushes as well as equipment like light boxes, cameras, and scanners which aid the animation process. The document serves as an introduction to the tools and equipment needed for creating hand drawn animations.
Tools and equipment in computer hardware servicingMary Jane Ocampo
ย
All tools should be kept in good condition through regular maintenance. The proper tool should be used for each job. Tools should be examined before use and any damaged or defective tools should not be used. Tools should be operated according to manufacturer's instructions and the proper protective equipment should be worn for both the tool and activity.
This document discusses various drafting materials and tools, including types of drawing paper, masking tape, pencil sharpeners, erasers, drawing pencils, triangular scales, erasing shields, T-squares, triangles, compasses, dividers, and protractors. It provides details on the uses and functions of each tool, such as hard drawing pencils being used for accuracy and soft pencils being used for art work. Masking tape is used to fasten paper without damage, and different types of erasers are suited to removing marks or making corrections. T-squares are used for horizontal lines while triangles are used with T-squares for vertical lines. Compasses and dividers are used for drawing
This document discusses different techniques and tools used in animation. It describes two main types of animation: traditional animation where each frame is drawn by hand, and computer-generated animation which is created digitally using computers. For traditional animation, it outlines various tools that animators use like lightboxes to trace drawings, peg bars to attach paper, and pencils, erasers, and paint for creating the artwork. Computer animation uses 3D modeling and high-powered computers to generate animations.
It is a powerpoint presentation that discusses about the topic or lesson of the different Drafting Tools used in Technical Drafting. It also includes some characteristics on each tools.
TLE 8 - TECHNICAL DRAFTING (HAZARD AND RISK) MichaellaApale
ย
This document discusses occupational safety and health topics including hazards, risks, and hazard control methods. It defines occupational safety and health as protecting worker safety, health and welfare. It describes the components of an occupational health record. It then defines hazards as things that can cause harm and risks as a measure of possible harmful effects. The document outlines different types of workplace hazards including biological, chemical, ergonomic, physical, and psychological hazards. It provides examples of effects for each hazard type. Finally, it discusses methods to control hazards, including elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and personal protective equipment.
TLE 8 - TECHNICAL DRAFTING (INTERPRET TECHNICAL DRAWINGS AND PLANS) MichaellaApale
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This document provides an overview of technical drawings and plans. It discusses different types of drawings including working drawings, pictorial drawings, orthographic projections, assembly drawings, and detailed drawings. It also covers topics such as isometric, oblique, and perspective drawings. Steps for sketching an isometric box are outlined. The importance of technical drawings for construction projects and proposals is emphasized. Dimensioning rules for technical drawings are also reviewed.
This document discusses different styles of lettering used in technical drawings. It describes Gothic, Roman, and Italic letter styles, and defines each by the characteristics of their elementary strokes. It also lists extended, condensed, lightface, and boldface as types of letter styles classified by the width of the letters. References used in preparing the document on drawing fundamentals and lettering are also provided.
Basic Drafting Tools & Materials and Setting-Up your Drawing TableMary Grace Mostrales
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This document outlines the basic drafting tools and materials needed for drawing, including a drawing table, T-square, triangles, ruler, eraser, pencils, and drafting tape. It then provides step-by-step instructions for properly setting up a drawing table with the T-square and securing a sheet of paper in place using drafting tape at the corners. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the basic drafting tools and materials and demonstrate how to set up a drawing table.
The document lists and describes various computer hardware tools. It discusses tools such as an anti-static wrist strap and mat which are used to prevent electrostatic discharge when working with computer components. Other tools mentioned include screwdrivers for different screw heads, pliers for manipulating small parts, wire cutters, flashlights, compressed air for cleaning, and multimeters for testing circuits. The tools are grouped into categories of hand tools, cleaning tools, and diagnostic tools.
The document provides definitions and descriptions of various drafting tools and equipment used for technical drawing. It discusses drawing boards, T-squares, parallel bars, drafting machines, triangles, pencils, pens, compasses, scales, erasers, protractors, French curves, drafting tape, adjustable triangles, templates, and procedures for receiving, requisitioning, purchasing, borrowing, and inventory of drafting supplies. The purpose is to teach students about these tools, their uses in technical drawing, and related procedures.
Lesson 4 Maintain Hand tools, Equipment and ParaphernaliaJudie T
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The document outlines procedures for receiving, inspecting, inventorying, and properly storing tools and materials. It describes the receiving process, different inventory and form types, and provides tips for maintaining and cleaning tools like pencils, rulers, and erasers. Maintaining organization and cleanliness of tools is important for safety, cost reduction, and increased productivity.
This document provides an introduction to photo editing. It discusses how the Philippine Department of Education is promoting photo editing skills to prepare students for graphic design jobs. The document then outlines the learning objectives and processes for a photo editing course. It introduces basic concepts like cropping, resizing, and compression. Pre-assessment activities are included to evaluate students' existing photo editing abilities and goals.
K to 12 mechanical drafting learning moduleNoel Tan
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This document provides information about drafting materials and tools/drawing instruments that are used in mechanical drafting. It contains 4 lessons that cover identifying drafting materials and tools for specific jobs, performing basic mensuration and calculations, interpreting working plans and sketches, and applying safety practices. The first lesson focuses on drafting materials like drawing paper, masking tape, pencils, and tools like T-squares, triangles, and protractors. It provides descriptions of each tool and its functions. Students are expected to learn to identify the appropriate materials and tools for different drafting jobs.
East Asian Arts - MAPEH 8 (Arts 2nd Quarter)Carlo Luna
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NOTE: Please download and install first the fonts listed at the end of the presentation.
2nd Quarter Grade 8 ARTS
East Asian Arts
A. Arts of Japan
B. Arts of China
C. Arts of Korea
* Painting
* Calligraphy
* Architecture
* Woodblock Printing
* Face Painting (Kabuki & Peking Opera)
* Mask Painting (Korea)
* Paper Arts (Paper Cutting, Paper Folding, Paper Kites)
* Knot Tying
The document introduces the 11 main line types used in technical drawings: visible, hidden, center, dimension, extension, leader, section, cutting plane, phantom, viewing plane, and break lines. It describes the appearance and purpose of each line type, such as visible lines showing the outline of an object and hidden lines showing obscured features. The summary concludes by stating the document discussed and defined the 11 main line types so the reader can identify them, where they are used, and produce the lines with proper line weights.
The document discusses different types of lines used in technical drawings including visible lines, hidden lines, and dimension lines. It asks the reader to identify lines shown in a figure based on their construction and application and provides a list of common line types used in technical drawings to select answers from.
This document provides information about tools, equipment, and paraphernalia used in hotel front offices. It identifies key front office tools like credit card imprinters and calculators. Front office equipment includes computers, printers, cash registers, and surveillance cameras. Examples of paraphernalia are key racks, safety deposit boxes, and filing cabinets. The document also outlines proper use of these items, such as turning computers on and off or sending a fax. Students are asked to classify items and match terms in exercises to test their understanding.
Module 1 performing mensuration and calculation info sheet 2lgalima23
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This document discusses measuring tools used for precision work. It describes various types of measuring tools including T-squares, triangles, rulers, triangular scales, protractors, and tape rulers. T-squares are used for drawing horizontal lines up to 48 inches. Triangles are used for vertical and oblique lines and come in 45 and 30x60 sizes. Rulers measure sizes up to 6 or 12 inches. Triangular scales reproduce dimensions at full size or reduced/enlarged. Protractors measure angles other than 45 and 30 degrees. Tape rulers accurately measure curved surfaces up to 300 feet. The document concludes with tips for proper care and maintenance of drafting measuring tools.
Ia mechanical-drafting-tg-grade-7-8-p-dOliver Garcia
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This document provides a teaching guide for a mechanical drafting module that aims to develop students' understanding of key concepts and competencies in the field. The module introduces students to drafting tools, materials, and safety practices. It teaches skills like measurement, calculation, interpreting drawings, and applying orthographic and pictorial projection techniques. Students learn to prepare and interpret technical drawings that depict object dimensions, views, and specifications. The goal is for students to gain foundational skills and knowledge that expose them to mechanical drafting and prepare them for further training in the profession.
Lettering is the process of forming letters, numerals, and other characters used in technical drawing. There are three main methods of lettering: freehand lettering done without tools, mechanical lettering done with tools like guides and templates, and modern drawing done with computer-aided software. The dimensions of letters are defined by their nominal size based on the height of uppercase letters, their center line which runs through the middle of each line element, and their lettering angle which can be vertical or inclined up to 75 degrees.
The document outlines a lesson plan for a high school personal finance class where students will learn about using effective animation techniques in PowerPoint presentations by arranging, setting up, and identifying strong animation strategies and their understanding will be assessed through completing and presenting an "All About Me" PowerPoint. The lesson introduces students to animation which is an important but needs to be used effectively in presentations without taking away from the content.
K-12 Module in TLE - ICT Grade 10 [All Gradings]Daniel Manaog
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K-12 Module in TLE-9 ICT [All Gradings]
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This document provides information about hand tools and equipment used in illustration. It identifies two main categories: manual/hand tools and digital tools. Manual tools discussed include pencils, erasers, rulers, paper, compass, masking tape, drawing boards, coloring materials, sharpeners, triangular scales, dividers, and protractors. Digital tools mentioned are drawing tablets and scanners. The purpose and use of each tool is described. The document aims to teach learners about the various tools needed to complete illustration works.
It is a powerpoint presentation that discusses about the topic or lesson: Layout Drawing. It also includes the definition and some examples of Layout Drawing.
The document discusses the alphabet of lines used in technical drawings. It defines 11 types of lines: 1) object or visible lines, 2) construction lines, 3) dimension lines, 4) hidden lines, 5) center lines, 6) extension lines, 7) cutting plane lines, 8) short and long break lines, 9) leader lines, 10) phantom lines, and 11) section lines. It provides examples of how different line types would be used to draw geometric shapes like a pyramid, circle, cube, and cylinder.
1. The document discusses drafting tools, materials, and equipment. It lists 15 common drafting items like masking tape, drawing paper, pencils, rulers, and drafting tables.
2. Each item is defined along with its use or function. For example, masking tape is used to fasten drawing paper to surfaces while pencils are the most important drafting tool.
3. The document includes an activity where students must identify 10 out of 12 drafting items hidden in a word search as well as correctly name 5 tools shown in pictures based on their descriptions.
CorelDraw is a vector graphics software program that allows users to edit objects individually. It contains various tools for drawing shapes, applying colors and textures, and manipulating objects. Some of the main tools include those for drawing rectangles, ellipses, polygons, freehand lines, and blending objects together. CorelDraw also has tools for applying fills, outlines, and manipulating objects through transforms, distortions and effects. Overall, it is a full-featured software for editing vector graphics and objects.
This document discusses different styles of lettering used in technical drawings. It describes Gothic, Roman, and Italic letter styles, and defines each by the characteristics of their elementary strokes. It also lists extended, condensed, lightface, and boldface as types of letter styles classified by the width of the letters. References used in preparing the document on drawing fundamentals and lettering are also provided.
Basic Drafting Tools & Materials and Setting-Up your Drawing TableMary Grace Mostrales
ย
This document outlines the basic drafting tools and materials needed for drawing, including a drawing table, T-square, triangles, ruler, eraser, pencils, and drafting tape. It then provides step-by-step instructions for properly setting up a drawing table with the T-square and securing a sheet of paper in place using drafting tape at the corners. The objectives are for students to be able to identify the basic drafting tools and materials and demonstrate how to set up a drawing table.
The document lists and describes various computer hardware tools. It discusses tools such as an anti-static wrist strap and mat which are used to prevent electrostatic discharge when working with computer components. Other tools mentioned include screwdrivers for different screw heads, pliers for manipulating small parts, wire cutters, flashlights, compressed air for cleaning, and multimeters for testing circuits. The tools are grouped into categories of hand tools, cleaning tools, and diagnostic tools.
The document provides definitions and descriptions of various drafting tools and equipment used for technical drawing. It discusses drawing boards, T-squares, parallel bars, drafting machines, triangles, pencils, pens, compasses, scales, erasers, protractors, French curves, drafting tape, adjustable triangles, templates, and procedures for receiving, requisitioning, purchasing, borrowing, and inventory of drafting supplies. The purpose is to teach students about these tools, their uses in technical drawing, and related procedures.
Lesson 4 Maintain Hand tools, Equipment and ParaphernaliaJudie T
ย
The document outlines procedures for receiving, inspecting, inventorying, and properly storing tools and materials. It describes the receiving process, different inventory and form types, and provides tips for maintaining and cleaning tools like pencils, rulers, and erasers. Maintaining organization and cleanliness of tools is important for safety, cost reduction, and increased productivity.
This document provides an introduction to photo editing. It discusses how the Philippine Department of Education is promoting photo editing skills to prepare students for graphic design jobs. The document then outlines the learning objectives and processes for a photo editing course. It introduces basic concepts like cropping, resizing, and compression. Pre-assessment activities are included to evaluate students' existing photo editing abilities and goals.
K to 12 mechanical drafting learning moduleNoel Tan
ย
This document provides information about drafting materials and tools/drawing instruments that are used in mechanical drafting. It contains 4 lessons that cover identifying drafting materials and tools for specific jobs, performing basic mensuration and calculations, interpreting working plans and sketches, and applying safety practices. The first lesson focuses on drafting materials like drawing paper, masking tape, pencils, and tools like T-squares, triangles, and protractors. It provides descriptions of each tool and its functions. Students are expected to learn to identify the appropriate materials and tools for different drafting jobs.
East Asian Arts - MAPEH 8 (Arts 2nd Quarter)Carlo Luna
ย
NOTE: Please download and install first the fonts listed at the end of the presentation.
2nd Quarter Grade 8 ARTS
East Asian Arts
A. Arts of Japan
B. Arts of China
C. Arts of Korea
* Painting
* Calligraphy
* Architecture
* Woodblock Printing
* Face Painting (Kabuki & Peking Opera)
* Mask Painting (Korea)
* Paper Arts (Paper Cutting, Paper Folding, Paper Kites)
* Knot Tying
The document introduces the 11 main line types used in technical drawings: visible, hidden, center, dimension, extension, leader, section, cutting plane, phantom, viewing plane, and break lines. It describes the appearance and purpose of each line type, such as visible lines showing the outline of an object and hidden lines showing obscured features. The summary concludes by stating the document discussed and defined the 11 main line types so the reader can identify them, where they are used, and produce the lines with proper line weights.
The document discusses different types of lines used in technical drawings including visible lines, hidden lines, and dimension lines. It asks the reader to identify lines shown in a figure based on their construction and application and provides a list of common line types used in technical drawings to select answers from.
This document provides information about tools, equipment, and paraphernalia used in hotel front offices. It identifies key front office tools like credit card imprinters and calculators. Front office equipment includes computers, printers, cash registers, and surveillance cameras. Examples of paraphernalia are key racks, safety deposit boxes, and filing cabinets. The document also outlines proper use of these items, such as turning computers on and off or sending a fax. Students are asked to classify items and match terms in exercises to test their understanding.
Module 1 performing mensuration and calculation info sheet 2lgalima23
ย
This document discusses measuring tools used for precision work. It describes various types of measuring tools including T-squares, triangles, rulers, triangular scales, protractors, and tape rulers. T-squares are used for drawing horizontal lines up to 48 inches. Triangles are used for vertical and oblique lines and come in 45 and 30x60 sizes. Rulers measure sizes up to 6 or 12 inches. Triangular scales reproduce dimensions at full size or reduced/enlarged. Protractors measure angles other than 45 and 30 degrees. Tape rulers accurately measure curved surfaces up to 300 feet. The document concludes with tips for proper care and maintenance of drafting measuring tools.
Ia mechanical-drafting-tg-grade-7-8-p-dOliver Garcia
ย
This document provides a teaching guide for a mechanical drafting module that aims to develop students' understanding of key concepts and competencies in the field. The module introduces students to drafting tools, materials, and safety practices. It teaches skills like measurement, calculation, interpreting drawings, and applying orthographic and pictorial projection techniques. Students learn to prepare and interpret technical drawings that depict object dimensions, views, and specifications. The goal is for students to gain foundational skills and knowledge that expose them to mechanical drafting and prepare them for further training in the profession.
Lettering is the process of forming letters, numerals, and other characters used in technical drawing. There are three main methods of lettering: freehand lettering done without tools, mechanical lettering done with tools like guides and templates, and modern drawing done with computer-aided software. The dimensions of letters are defined by their nominal size based on the height of uppercase letters, their center line which runs through the middle of each line element, and their lettering angle which can be vertical or inclined up to 75 degrees.
The document outlines a lesson plan for a high school personal finance class where students will learn about using effective animation techniques in PowerPoint presentations by arranging, setting up, and identifying strong animation strategies and their understanding will be assessed through completing and presenting an "All About Me" PowerPoint. The lesson introduces students to animation which is an important but needs to be used effectively in presentations without taking away from the content.
K-12 Module in TLE - ICT Grade 10 [All Gradings]Daniel Manaog
ย
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K-12 Module in TLE-9 ICT [All Gradings]
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Click the Download at the bottom of the Slideshare :)
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This document provides information about hand tools and equipment used in illustration. It identifies two main categories: manual/hand tools and digital tools. Manual tools discussed include pencils, erasers, rulers, paper, compass, masking tape, drawing boards, coloring materials, sharpeners, triangular scales, dividers, and protractors. Digital tools mentioned are drawing tablets and scanners. The purpose and use of each tool is described. The document aims to teach learners about the various tools needed to complete illustration works.
It is a powerpoint presentation that discusses about the topic or lesson: Layout Drawing. It also includes the definition and some examples of Layout Drawing.
The document discusses the alphabet of lines used in technical drawings. It defines 11 types of lines: 1) object or visible lines, 2) construction lines, 3) dimension lines, 4) hidden lines, 5) center lines, 6) extension lines, 7) cutting plane lines, 8) short and long break lines, 9) leader lines, 10) phantom lines, and 11) section lines. It provides examples of how different line types would be used to draw geometric shapes like a pyramid, circle, cube, and cylinder.
1. The document discusses drafting tools, materials, and equipment. It lists 15 common drafting items like masking tape, drawing paper, pencils, rulers, and drafting tables.
2. Each item is defined along with its use or function. For example, masking tape is used to fasten drawing paper to surfaces while pencils are the most important drafting tool.
3. The document includes an activity where students must identify 10 out of 12 drafting items hidden in a word search as well as correctly name 5 tools shown in pictures based on their descriptions.
CorelDraw is a vector graphics software program that allows users to edit objects individually. It contains various tools for drawing shapes, applying colors and textures, and manipulating objects. Some of the main tools include those for drawing rectangles, ellipses, polygons, freehand lines, and blending objects together. CorelDraw also has tools for applying fills, outlines, and manipulating objects through transforms, distortions and effects. Overall, it is a full-featured software for editing vector graphics and objects.
Adobe Photoshop is an image editing software developed by Adobe Systems. It allows users to enhance and manipulate images to achieve desired outputs. Photoshop was created in 1988 and officially released in 1990. It consists of toolbars, menus, options bars, workspaces and palettes to manage layers, history, adjustments and colors. Photoshop has a variety of selection, navigation, retouching and painting tools to edit images. Some examples are the marquee, lasso and quick selection tools for selecting portions of images, and the brush, eraser and blur tools for editing pixels.
CorelDRAW is Used to create Professional Art Work, This PPT gives the Introduction to CorelDRAW and its Components. Discussion about the Title Bar, Menu Bar, Standard Toolbar, Page Counter Bar,Dockers Window, Toolbox
CorelDRAW is a vector graphics editor developed and marketed by Corel Corporation. It is also the name of the Corel graphics suite, which includes the bitmap-image editor Corel Photo-Paint as well as other graphics-related programs
Vector graphics program Adobe Illustrator allows users to create vector images using mathematical coordinates to define shapes rather than pixels. These vector images can be scaled to any size without quality loss and take up less file space than raster images. Illustrator provides tools for drawing, selecting, and editing paths and shapes, as well as tools for working with typography. The program is well-suited for creating infographics which present information visually through the use of graphics, charts, and colors to be easily understood at a glance.
The document provides an introduction to Adobe Illustrator, explaining that it is a vector drawing program used to create illustrations, logos, and other graphics. It describes some key features of vector graphics like scalability and outlines the Illustrator workspace. The document also demonstrates how to use basic shape tools and the pencil tool to draw in Illustrator.
This document provides an overview of the Illustrator workspace and basic tools for working with artboards, objects, text, and gradients in Adobe Illustrator. Key points covered include how to view and modify artboard elements, work with objects and smart guides, create basic shapes, select, move and align objects, transform objects, make direct selections, work with multiple artboards, create and format text, flow text into objects and on paths, create colors and gradients, and apply gradients to text and strokes.
Illustrator is a vector graphics program that allows users to create illustrations and designs. The latest version offers new features for web design like RGB color selection and browser-safe palettes. It can import and export many file formats. The tutorial overview describes the various selection, drawing, and editing tools available and how to use the toolbox to change fill and stroke attributes and view document windows.
1. The properties panel displays properties like stroke color, fill color, and stroke style for selected tools. Stroke is an outline and fill is the color inside an object.
2. Basic shapes can be drawn with tools like rectangle, oval, and line. The pencil and brush tools allow drawing like with a real pencil.
3. The paint bucket fills enclosed areas, and eraser deletes parts of objects. Symbols allow reusable elements like buttons and graphics. Text can be formatted with options like bold, italics, and color.
The document provides instructions for drawing and composing illustrations in Adobe Illustrator. It covers how to:
- Draw straight and curved lines using the pen tool
- Apply attributes like colors and strokes to objects
- Assemble illustrations by managing the stacking order of elements
- Use effects like dashed strokes and image trace to trace bitmaps
- Work in Live Paint mode to color and manipulate overlapping objects.
Introduction to Adobe Illustrator Basics. Adobe Illustrator lessons (high school level). Explains the difference between bitmap and jpeg. Explains the uses of Adobe Illustrator in the Graphic Design market.
This document provides instructions for using various drawing and illustration tools in Adobe Illustrator. It covers how to:
1. Draw straight and curved lines using the Pen tool, including how to add and manipulate anchor points.
2. Draw different elements of an illustration by using Illustrator's shape tools, importing images, and tracing images.
3. Apply attributes like colors, strokes and effects to objects.
4. Assemble an illustration by arranging elements in stacking order and locking/hiding objects.
5. Use the Stroke panel to apply artistic effects like dashes, caps and joins to object outlines.
6. Use the Image Trace tool to convert bitmap images to vector graphics.
This document summarizes the key tools and shortcuts the author learned to use in Photoshop and InDesign for producing their magazine. In Photoshop, selection tools helped cut people from backgrounds for transparent images, the eyedropper kept colors consistent, and tools like spot healing and clone stamp removed blemishes and unwanted areas. Common shortcuts are also listed. In InDesign, the type tool was most important for typing text, while tools like the rectangle tool and free transform tool created graphics. Font formatting options and basic shortcuts are also outlined.
This document provides an overview of the Adobe Photoshop workspace and tools. It describes the main components of the Photoshop workspace, including the menu bar, options bar, tools panel, document window, and panel dock. It then details the various selection, cropping, measuring, retouching, painting, drawing, and navigation tools available in Photoshop and provides a brief description of the functionality of each tool.
The document provides descriptions of various selection and editing tools in Photoshop. These include tools for healing imperfections, drawing with brushes and pencils, cloning and stamping images, erasing content, filling areas with gradients or solid colors, blurring or smudging parts of images, adjusting lighting and saturation, and selecting specific shapes or areas. Many of the tools allow customization of properties like opacity, size, flow, tolerance, and hardness to achieve different effects.
Inkscape is a free and open-source vector graphics editor. It can be used to create and edit vector graphics such as illustrations, logos, diagrams, and technical drawings. It allows users to draw shapes and paths, transform, align and distribute objects, work with text, and fill objects with colors, gradients and patterns. Inkscape supports both vector graphics and bitmap images. Files can be saved in the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format or exported to other formats like PNG, PDF and more.
The document is an Adobe Illustrator CS4 tutorial that provides an overview of the software and outlines 17 topics that will be covered, including getting started, setting up documents, using the toolbox and its tools, making selections, working with layers, creating basic shapes, inserting and formatting text, placing images, and more advanced topics like applying effects and working with symbols. It includes descriptions of the various tools in the Illustrator toolbox.
The document describes the various tools available in CorelDraw including selection, shape, crop, zoom, and freehand tools. It also summarizes tools for rectangles, ellipses, polygons, basic shapes, text, blends, color picking, outlines, fills, and interactive menus. CorelDraw contains many tools for drawing, editing, arranging, and applying effects to objects and text. The menus allow accessing file management, object editing and transformation, layout, and help functions.
LO4 โ Be able to edit materials to produce a final print media productmdelmar97
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The document outlines the post-production skills used to create a magazine in Adobe Photoshop CS5. It lists the various tools used such as the crop tool, clone stamp tool, and pen tool along with their purposes. It also discusses following safe working practices like maintaining color consistency and font styles. The front cover and double page spread are compared from first to final drafts. A witness statement is included to verify the completion of the work. In conclusion, the importance of documenting the post-production process and tools used to edit materials into a final print product is emphasized.
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The document provides information about the Infancy Narratives found in the gospels of Matthew and Luke. It summarizes that the Infancy Narratives stemmed from the early church's concern with communicating who Jesus is as the risen Lord and savior. It describes the key events and figures contained in each gospel's Infancy Narrative, such as the annunciation, visits from shepherds and Magi, flight to Egypt, and presentation in the temple. The document also notes some unique details provided by each gospel and their common elements.
The document summarizes the origins and characteristics of ancient civilizations in the Americas including the Olmec, Maya, Aztec, and Inca. It describes key aspects of their societies, religions, and cultural practices such as their writing systems, calendars, and traditions around sacrifice and burial. Major sites associated with these civilizations are also mentioned such as Machu Picchu of the Inca.
Cardiorespiratory endurance is the ability of the heart, lungs, and circulatory system to deliver oxygen to working muscles for sustained periods of time. It is an essential component of physical fitness and overall health. Regular physical activity like dance can improve cardiorespiratory endurance by making the heart and lungs work more efficiently, enhancing the body's ability to deal with stress, and lowering risks for chronic diseases. Dance is also beneficial for mental health by reducing anxiety and depression. Dance uses elements like the body, action, space, time, and energy to create human movement for aesthetic purposes.
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Students will be able to explain the role and impact of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education. They will understand how ICT tools, such as computers, the internet, and educational software, enhance learning and teaching processes. By exploring various ICT applications, students will recognize how these technologies facilitate access to information, improve communication, support collaboration, and enable personalized learning experiences.
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-Students will be able to discuss what constitutes reliable sources on the internet. They will learn to identify key characteristics of trustworthy information, such as credibility, accuracy, and authority. By examining different types of online sources, students will develop skills to evaluate the reliability of websites and content, ensuring they can distinguish between reputable information and misinformation.
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2. ADOBE FLASH CS6
โข It was designed to create animations that can
be played on web pages.
โข It is a multimedia platform used to add
animation, video, and interactivity to web
pages.
โข Animations for broadcast.
6. TOOLS PANEL
โข Selection Tool โ used to select an object,
group of objects, strokes, and fills.
โข Free Transform Tool โ used to rotate,
move, skew, and distort an object.
โข Pen Tool โ used to draw shapes and
paths.
โข Add Anchor Point Tool โ used to add an
anchor point
โข Delete Anchor Point Tool โ used to delete
an anchor point
โข Text Tool โ used to write text as a vector
object.
โข Line Tool โ used to draw a straight line
segment.
โข Pencil Tool โ used to draw lines and shapes.
7. TOOLS PANEL
โข PolyStar Tool โ used to draw the polygon
and star shaped objects.
โข Rectangle Tool โ used to draw a
rectangular shape.
โข Subselection Tool โ used to change the
shape of an object.
โข Oval Tool โ used to draw an oval shape.
โข Rectangle Primitive Tool โ used to draw a
modifiable rectangular shape.
โข Oval Primitive Tool โ used to draw an
oval where you can change the start
angle, end angle, and inner radius
โข Brush Tool โ used to draw brush-like
strokes.
โข Spray Brush Tool โ used to spray a pattern
of shape in the Stage. (a dot pattern)
8. TOOLS PANEL
โข Deco Tool โ used to create complex patterns
and decorations easily and quickly.
โข Zoom Tool โ used to magnify (zoom in) and
demagnify (zoom out) the Stage.
โข Eraser Tool โ used to erase a section of
artwork in the Stage.
โข Paint Bucket Tool โ used to apply the fill (solid,
gradient, or bitmap) to a closed path or area.
โข Bone Tool โ used to create bones for objects so
that the complex movements of the objects
look natural when they are animated.
โข Ink Bottle Tool โ used to change the
color, width, and style of the stroke.
โข Eyedropper Tool โ used to pick the fill and
stroke hexadecimal values.
9. TOOLS PANEL
โข Hand Tool โ used to move the Stage in all the
directions without changing the
magnification.
โข Stroke Color โ used to define the color of the
stroke. STROKE is the outline of an object.
โข Fill Color โ used to define the color of the fill.
(inside of an object)
10. TIMELINE PANEL
โข The animations and drawings in the Stage or
Pasteboard are reflected automatically in the Timeline.
โข Consists of layers, frames, Play head, and few other
components.
11. โข TIMELINE HEADER
displays the frame numbers and the Playhead indicates the
indicates the current frame displayed in the Stage.
13. KEY COMMAND
Creates a new document
Opens the existing flash file
Closes the active Flash file
Saves the active Flash file
To undo the last step
To redo the last step
Imports elements to the stage
Creates new symbols
Converts objects to symbols
Breaks apart elements
Groups elements
Ungroups elements
Tests the movie
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RCTRL+
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BCTRL+
GCTRL+SHIFT
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14. KEY TOOL
A
B
C
E
F
G
H
I
K
L
M
N
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Brush or Spray Brush
ToolConvert Anchor Point
Tool Eraser Tool
Gradient Transform
Tool3D Translation Tool
Hand Tool
Eyedropper Tool
Paint Bucket Tool
Lasso Tool
Bone Tool or Bind
Tool Line Tool
Oval Tool or Oval Primitive
Tool
Subselection
Tool
15. KEY TOOL
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
Y
Z
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Free Transform tool
Rectangle or Rectangle Primitive Tool
Ink Bottle Tool
Text
ToolDeco Tool
Selection Tool
3D Rotation Tool
Zoom Tool
Add Anchor Point Tool
Delete Anchor Point
Tool
Pencil Tool
Pen
Tool
16. Multiple Layers
You can change the way
images, text fields, and
other objects overlap on
the stage by rearranging
the layers in the
timeline. In this
example, the fence
seems to be behind the
flowers because, in the
timeline, the fence layer
is below the flowers
layer. If youโd rather
have the flowers behind
the fence, just drag the
flowers layer below the
17. Two Types of Graphics
Raster
โข Also known as Bitmap Graphics.
โข The raster graphic stored as an array of dots, or pixels.
โข Each pixel gets assigned a specific color
โข The more pixels you have, the more detailed the image can be.
18. Two Types of Graphics
Vector
โข Vector graphics are created and manipulated using drawing programs.
โข Instead of using pixels to describe the image, it describes the image using shapes
A. Circles
B. Lines
C. Curves
โข Vector images can be rendered to different
sizes or transformed in other ways
without worrying about the image
resolution and pixelation.
20. MERGE AND OBJECT DRAWING
Merge Drawing
โข Blends shapes when they overlap
on the Stage.
Object Drawing
โข Treats your shapes as grouped objects
that can overlap without affecting each
other.
21. GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
Graphic organizers (some of which are also called concept maps,
entity relationship charts, and mind maps) are a pictorial way of
constructing knowledge and organizing information.
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