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| + | === Color Calibration 101 for Illustrators === | ||
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| + | This week we discussed color calibration, and I demonstrated the hardware and process | ||
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| + | : https://calibrite.com | ||
| + | : I left my calibrite scanner with the class so that you could all try it this week. | ||
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| + | === Photoshop feature: Rotate Object === | ||
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| + | : Thanks to a student who asked, I briefly demoed the Rotate Object feature in Photoshop | ||
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Revision as of 21:11, 15 October 2026
Contents
Last Week
- Project Review
- Photoshop:
- Smart Object deep dive
- Compositing and coloring tips
- New Assignment "tiny town"
This Week
- Tiny Town Review 1
- Color Calibration Demo
- Smart Object Illustration Tips
Open Questions
Notes
Color Calibration 101 for Illustrators
This week we discussed color calibration, and I demonstrated the hardware and process
- https://calibrite.com
- I left my calibrite scanner with the class so that you could all try it this week.
Photoshop feature: Rotate Object
- Thanks to a student who asked, I briefly demoed the Rotate Object feature in Photoshop
Subsection
Video Notes
- Introduction to basic inkjet color printing settings
- Color calibration demo and connecting desktop Photoshop to your Apple iPad
- Photoshop demo: rotate an object
- Default new project folder tip
- Assignment and details for next week