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	* Be prepared to discuss it in review; you should know the artist's name/work.		* Be prepared to discuss it in review; you should know the artist's name/work.

		+	=== Step 2 ===
		+	Leverage both Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop to create a new, original, layered illustration that incorporates some vector artwork that is clearly influenced by or an hommage to your inspiration.
		+	* Use a vector tool (Adobe Illustrator on desktop/iPad or vectors in Fresco) to create your vector stuff.
		+	* Create a new Photoshop file: square, around 5k or 6k pixels.
		+	* Open your vector artwork in Adobe Illustrator copy and paste it into your Photoshop file as a Smart Object (example links above).
		+	** Pro tip: As shown in class, you can continue to edit the Smart Objects vis Adobe Illustrator from Photoshop.

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		+	Add any additional elements and finishing touches to your hybrid vector/raster illustration.
		+	* Vectors are usually graphic and flat. Introducing contrasting elements is a great way to control what the viewer focuses on.
		+	* Consider adding textures, noise, or grain to better blend or isolate the foreground/background.
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		+	=== Bring upload for class next week ===
		+	* One reference image or reference/mood board file
		+	* One LAYERED photoshop file and any related working files, scans, etc...
		+	* Compositions should be 6"x 6" at 300ppi or square around 5k or 6k pixels
		+	# I have created a new Google Drive directory for this project: [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1AnjAcKOjfyPbTFyBiCEodWIEzyHN_GKI&authuser=hello%40matthew.nyc&usp=drive_fs svaMFAI_20221212-vector-smart-object-and-raster-Ps-drawings]

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	== Assignment ==		== Assignment ==
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		+	=== Photoshop + vector Smart Objects from Ai + texture illustration project ===
		+	Your assignment this week is to discover some vector illustration inspiration and incorporate this into a new drawing via Ai Smart Object workflow in Photoshop.
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		+	=== Step 1 ===
		+	Use the list of vector Illustration inspiration above and/or the list of [https://wiki.mfaillustration.com/index.php?title=Class:MFA_Illustration_2021/Week_10#Some_vector_based_Illustrators vector Illustrators] shared last week, to identify a vector illustration style or effect that you wish to merge into this weeks illustration.
		+	* Save a copy of the reference image or create a reference/mood board file to share.
		+	* Be prepared to discuss it in review; you should know the artist's name/work.
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		+	=== Step 2 ===

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 * Additional Illustrator tips, using Illustrator and Photoshop together
 * New assignment: combined vector (Ai) and raster (Ps) illustration
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	<!-- *[http://assets.choppingblock.com.s3.amazonaws.com/video/screencast/20170522_MPS_DP_01_PortfolioReviewAndPinboard.mp4 Review Photography portfolios and adding them to the pinboard link above] -->		<!-- *[http://assets.choppingblock.com.s3.amazonaws.com/video/screencast/20170522_MPS_DP_01_PortfolioReviewAndPinboard.mp4 Review Photography portfolios and adding them to the pinboard link above] -->
		+	*[http://assets.choppingblock.com.s3.amazonaws.com/video/screencast/20221205_MFAI_01_AdobeIllustratorStillLifeProjectReviewPartA-AudioOnly.mp4 Adobe Illustrator still life project review Part A (audio only!)]
		+	*[http://assets.choppingblock.com.s3.amazonaws.com/video/screencast/20221205_MFAI_02_AdobeIllustratorStillLifeProjectReviewPartB.mp4 Adobe Illustrator still life project review Part B]
		+	*[http://assets.choppingblock.com.s3.amazonaws.com/video/screencast/20221205_MFAI_03_3dTipsInAdobeIllusratorAndPhotoshop.mp4 3d tips in Adobe Illusrator & Photoshop]

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+* Review Adobe Illustrator still-life drawings
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+* Additional Illustrator tips, using Illustrator and Photoshop together
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+* New assignment: combined vector (Ai) and raster (Ps) illustration
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+* Adobe InDesign overview
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+* Printing Booklet feature within Adobe InDesign
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+* Introduction to Adobe Illustrator
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