Month: April 2018

Respect!

Computer Art 1

You can choose to do this assignment in Adobe Photoshop or in Adobe Animate. If you create an animation it must be 1920px W x 1080px Ht @30 frames per second. This will be used in video on the G-House Broadcast. If you want, you can import a JPG into Animate to use as a background; you may want to

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Artist Presentations

Computer Art 1

Each student has handed in a PowerPoint about their artist. Each of you will be presenting your PowerPoint to the class. Make sure you are able to define every word you use and explain any reference to an art movement or philosophy. You will receive 3 grades: THE POWERPOINT — Is it done correctly? Limited number of words per slide?

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Citizen Kane

Digital Communication

CITIZEN KANE (1941, director Orson Welles; cinematographer Gregg Toland) CITIZEN KANE is often listed by critics as the greatest film of all time. There are shots and ideas and plot structure that had never been seen before in an American movie (or in any mainstream movie). It was very controversial when it opened. William Randolph Hearst, the newspaper magnate, tried

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Fixing Artist Bullet Points

Computer Art 1

Before you insert anything into your PowerPoint presentation, you need to fix Artist Bullet Points. Remember, you were asked to write in Bullet Points, not complete sentences. Max 40 Words per Slide Max 5 Bullet Points per Slide Max 12 Words per Bullet Point If you cannot read Mr. Machtay’s handwriting, please ask. “HUH?” or a series of “???” either

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Summer Internships/Fellowships

Digital Communication

The Application for CTE Summer Internships will not let you save. You must log on and complete the application all in one sitting. Therefore, write your answers to the three questions before you log on to the application. Through your work in this internship, we hope that you will have an opportunity to further develop a talent or skill. What

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Mario Botta PowerPoint

Computer Art 1

Today in class we will model creating the PowerPoint about your artist. You have a folder called CART1 that was downloaded from pickupdropoff > machtayh > pickup last fall. In that folder there is a folder called “mariobotta.” All the pictures and words you need for your PowerPoint are in the mariobotta folder. Open Microsoft Office > Microsoft PowerPoint. Create

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