Thursday, November 13, 2014
warm up paragraph
With the look and feel locked down, and a sense for how we wanted the scene to move, we ran a quick 3D test to make sure that the action worked before we dove into the weeds on the scene. This shot was entirely recreated with 2D software and cut outs once we were comfortable with the movement. While the motion test was under way, we began building our model so that we could have giant stacks of money reaching up to the heavens. We photographed about 50 bucks scattered over a paper mache mound then cut and colored it in Photoshop. With all the separate pieces in place, we layered all the background images and character animation into the After Effects file. There were about a BILLION layers in the file! Here’s what it looks like altogether before we add the final spit shine and lighting.
Thursday, November 6, 2014
Monday, November 3, 2014
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Joshua Graham
How to use photo booth and
Photoshop to create a “Selfie with a celebrity”?
Step 1: Go to safari,
Firefox, or Google Chrome and find a picture to use.
Step 2: Screenshot the
picture by holding “command, shift & “4”
Step 3: Open the Photoshop
app.
Step 4: find the picture you
screen shotted and drag it to the Photoshop app.
Step 5: Once you seen your
picture on the Photoshop app, hold “s” & the “option” key, let go and click
the face or the the thing you wanna clone.
Step 6: Move to the side you
want to out your clone, click and hold and move the mouse button in circles
until you see the face and everything else to appear,
Step 7: Congratulations
you’ve made a clone.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
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