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=First Steps=
 
=First Steps=
  
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<p><b>Introduction: [[Read Me CS6 | Read Me!]]</b>
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<p><b>Introduction: [[Read Me!]]</b>
 
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<p><b>[[Chapter 1 CS6]]: The Metaphor of Using Graphics Applications</b>
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 1 CS6]]: The Metaphor of Using Graphics Applications</b>
 
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*Formal Principles: Dynamic and Static Compositions, Movement versus Stillness
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*Formal Principles: Dynamic and Static Compositions
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*Visual References: Amedeo Modigliani, Egon Schiele
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*Visual References: Egon Schiele
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Welcome to the OS, Common Metaphors
 
**Welcome to the OS, Common Metaphors
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</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Copyright, Fair Use, Appropriation
 
*Formal Principles: Copyright, Fair Use, Appropriation
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*Visual References: Marcel Duchamp, Kenneth Ti
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*Visual References: Marcel Duchamp, Kenneth Tinkin-Hung
 
*Technical:     
 
*Technical:     
 
**Searching for images: Filtering search engines
 
**Searching for images: Filtering search engines
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**Saving images from the web to the harddrive
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**Saving images from the web to the hard drive
 
**Searching for images: The public domain
 
**Searching for images: The public domain
 
**Licensing artwork
 
**Licensing artwork
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=Adobe Illustrator=
 
=Adobe Illustrator=
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<p><b>[[Chapter 3 CS6]]: Color Theory and Basic Shapes</b>
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<p><b>[[Chapter 3 CS6]]: Symmetry</b>
 
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*Formal Principles: Color Models, Relationships on the Wheel, Hue, Value, Saturation
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*Formal Principles: Symmetry, Asymmetry, Focal Point, Passive and Active Negative Space
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*Visual References: Johannes Itten (color wheel), Joseph Albers, Edouard Manet
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*Visual References: The Bookman (Advertisement), Leonardo da Vinci, Adalpertus
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
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**Custom Document
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**Copy, Paste, and Move Objects with Key Commands
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**Artboard
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**Short-cuts and Key Commands
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**Rulers and Guides
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**Grouping and Ungrouping
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**Shape Tools
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**Locking Layers
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**Selecting Objects
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**Fill and Outline
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**RGB and CMYK Color Palette
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**Scaling with the Selection Tool
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**Creating Tints and Shades
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**Align Palette
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**Copying and Moving shapes
 
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**Tools and Palettes
 
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 4 CS6]]: Type on the Grid</b>
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 4 CS6]]: Type on the Grid</b>
 
</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Line, Plane, Balance, The Grid, Type Basics
 
*Formal Principles: Line, Plane, Balance, The Grid, Type Basics
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*Visual References: Theo van Doesburg, STILL NEED ONE MORE [we wanted:Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Piet Modrian, Jan Tschichold, Wolfgang Weingart] [we found: Theo van Doesburg, El Lissitzky, Leonardo da Vinci, August Macke]
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*Visual References: Theo van Doesburg
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Repositioning Rulers
 
**Repositioning Rulers
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**Zoom Tool, Hand Tool
 
**Zoom Tool, Hand Tool
 
**Introduction to the Direct Select Tool
 
**Introduction to the Direct Select Tool
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<p><b>[[Chapter 5 CS6]]: Symmetry</b>
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<br /><p><b>[[Chapter 5 CS6]]: Color Theory and Basic Shapes</b>
 
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</p>
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*Formal Principles: Symmetry, Asymmetry, Focal Point, Passive and Active Negative Space
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*Formal Principles: Color Models, Relationships on the Wheel, Hue, Value, Saturation
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*Visual References: The Bookman (Advertisement) and Leonardo da Vinci
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*Visual References: Johannes Itten (color wheel), Joseph Albers, Jahre Deutscher Werkbund, Edouard Manet, and Vincent Van Gogh
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
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**Copy, Paste, and Move Objects with Key Commands
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**Custom Document
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**Short-cuts and Key Commands
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**Artboard
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**Grouping and Ungrouping
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**Rulers and Guides
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**Locking Layers
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**Shape Tools
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**Fill and Outline
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**Selecting Objects
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**Scaling with the Selection Tool
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**RGB and CMYK Color Palette
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**Align Palette
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**Creating Tints and Shades
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**Copying and Moving shapes
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**Tools and Palettes
 
<b>[[Chapter 6 CS6]]: Line Art and Flat Graphics</b>
 
<b>[[Chapter 6 CS6]]: Line Art and Flat Graphics</b>
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</p>
 
 
*Formal Principles: Gesture Drawings, Line, Weight, Texture, Atmospheric Perspective
 
*Formal Principles: Gesture Drawings, Line, Weight, Texture, Atmospheric Perspective
 
*Visual References: A Diagram from Harper's Bazar and Ronen Eidelman
 
*Visual References: A Diagram from Harper's Bazar and Ronen Eidelman
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**Selection Tool vs. Direct Selection Tool
 
**Selection Tool vs. Direct Selection Tool
 
**Clipping Mask
 
**Clipping Mask
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**Live Trace (I DIDN'T GET TO THIS - WE CAN ADD IT HERE IF WE HAVE TO)
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=PhotoShop=
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=Photoshop=
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 7 CS6]]: Scanning</b>
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 7 CS6]]: Scanning</b>
 
</p>
 
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*Visual References:Anna Atkins, Lemons (unknown artist)
 
*Visual References:Anna Atkins, Lemons (unknown artist)
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
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**Downloading images from a digital camera
 
**Scanning objects
 
**Scanning objects
 
**Photoshop Palette Basics   
 
**Photoshop Palette Basics   
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**History Palette
 
**History Palette
 
**Basic Image Adjustments
 
**Basic Image Adjustments
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<p><b>[[Chapter 8 CS6]]: Tonal Scale</b>
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<p><b>[[Chapter 8 CS4]]: Tonal Scale</b>
 
</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Contrast, Value and Tonal Scale in Photography
 
*Formal Principles: Contrast, Value and Tonal Scale in Photography
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</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Scale, Hierarchy, Collage, Double Exposure, Exquisite Corpse
 
*Formal Principles: Scale, Hierarchy, Collage, Double Exposure, Exquisite Corpse
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*Visual References: Hippolyte Bayard, El Lissitzky
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*Visual References: Hippolyte Bayard, El Lissitzky, Henry Van der Weyde
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Free Transform, Scaling,  
 
**Free Transform, Scaling,  
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</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Unity, Harmony
 
*Formal Principles: Unity, Harmony
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*Visual References: The Anti-Advertising Agency, Bansky, The Billboard Liberation Front, The Bubble Project (depending on who gives us rights)
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*Visual References: The Anti-Advertising Agency, The Billboard Liberation Front
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Type Tool
 
**Type Tool
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</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Chaos, Anti-Order
 
*Formal Principles: Chaos, Anti-Order
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<p>Visual Examples: Theo Van Doesburg (presumed) and Kurt Schwitters [we wanted: F.T. Marinetti, Hannah Höch, Martha Rossler]
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<p>Visual Examples: Philippe Halsman and Kurt Schwitters
 
</p>
 
</p>
 
*Quick Masks
 
*Quick Masks
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</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Low-fi &amp; Dirt Style
 
*Formal Principles: Low-fi &amp; Dirt Style
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*Visual References: Michael Bell-Smith, Olia Lialina, Marisa Olson, Nasty-Nets
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*Visual References: Whitehouse.gov, Apple.com, Guggenheim.org
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Resolution  
 
**Resolution  
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**File Formats: JPG, GIF
 
**File Formats: JPG, GIF
 
**File Size/Download Time
 
**File Size/Download Time
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**Uploading to Flickr
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**Uploading to a blog
  
 
=InDesign=
 
=InDesign=
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</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Code as Aesthetics
 
*Formal Principles: Code as Aesthetics
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*Visual References: Jodi's wwwwwwwww.jodi.org, Superbad
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*Visual References: Jodi's wwwwwwwww.jodi.org, Heath Bunting
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Hello World via TextEdit
 
**Hello World via TextEdit
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**Basic Text Formatting (H1, Strong, Em)  
 
**Basic Text Formatting (H1, Strong, Em)  
 
**Choosing Colors (sidebar: CSS)
 
**Choosing Colors (sidebar: CSS)
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<p><b>[[Chapter 16 CS6]]: Files and Servers</b>
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<p><b>[[Chapter 16 CS4]]: Files and Servers</b>
 
</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Network Logic
 
*Formal Principles: Network Logic
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*Visual References: JODI's 404, MTAA's Internet Art Diagram, Lisa Jevbratt, RSG/Alex Galloway's Carnivore
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*Visual References: MTAA's Internet Art Diagram
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Defining a Site  
 
**Defining a Site  
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**Uploading to a Server
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**File and folder management
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**Webhosting
 
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 17 CS6]]: Form and Content on the Web</b>
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 17 CS6]]: Form and Content on the Web</b>
 
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*Formal Principles: Appropriation and Collage Online
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*Formal Principles: Form vs content
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*Visual References: Heath Bunting's "Own, Be Owned or Remain Invisible", Mark Napier
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*Visual References: A List Apart, Craigslist.com
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
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**Images
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**Applying a style
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**Links
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**Evaluating the code
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**Point to File
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**Creating a new rule
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**Absolute vs Relative URLs
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**Creating an external style sheet
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**Adding YouTube video  V in Video should be Capitalized
 
 
=Flash=
 
=Flash=
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 18 CS6]]: Elements of Motion</b>
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 18 CS6]]: Elements of Motion</b>
 
</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Time and Rhythm
 
*Formal Principles: Time and Rhythm
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*Visual References: Oskar Fischinger, 4/4 Time
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*Visual References: NONE
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Frames and Keyframes
 
**Frames and Keyframes
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</p>
 
</p>
 
*Formal Principles: Motion, Speed and Stillness
 
*Formal Principles: Motion, Speed and Stillness
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*Visual References: Lotte Reiniger, Walter Ruttmann
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*Visual References: Hans Richter, Lillian Schwartz
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**Symbols  
 
**Symbols  
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<p><b>[[Chapter 20 CS6]]: Commanding the Timeline: ActionScript</b>
 
<p><b>[[Chapter 20 CS6]]: Commanding the Timeline: ActionScript</b>
 
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*Formal Principles: Game Theory, Play Logic
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*Formal Principles: Interactivity
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*Visual References: Space Invaders, Natalie Bookchin's Intruder, McVideoGame (www.mcvideogame.com), Eric Zimmerman's SissyFight 2000
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*Visual References: Spacewar, Trigger Happy
 
*Technical:
 
*Technical:
 
**onClick  
 
**onClick  
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**Play  
 
**Play  
 
**Stop
 
**Stop
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Latest revision as of 14:03, 5 March 2013

First Steps

Introduction: Read Me!

  • Introduction to Digital Foundations
  • Introduction to Operating Systems
  • Introduction to Bauhaus

Chapter 1 CS6: The Metaphor of Using Graphics Applications

  • Formal Principles: Dynamic and Static Compositions
  • Visual References: Egon Schiele
  • Technical:
    • Welcome to the OS, Common Metaphors
    • Opening, saving and closing files with Adobe Illustrator
    • Creating a dynamic composition in Adobe Illustrator
    • Rectangle Shape Tool
    • Fill and Stroke
    • Select Tool
    • Master Files and Naming Conventions

Chapter 2 CS6: Searching and Sampling - Becoming an Expert Web User

  • Formal Principles: Copyright, Fair Use, Appropriation
  • Visual References: Marcel Duchamp, Kenneth Tinkin-Hung
  • Technical:
    • Searching for images: Filtering search engines
    • Saving images from the web to the hard drive
    • Searching for images: The public domain
    • Licensing artwork
    • Searching for images: Stock websites

Adobe Illustrator

Chapter 3 CS6: Symmetry

  • Formal Principles: Symmetry, Asymmetry, Focal Point, Passive and Active Negative Space
  • Visual References: The Bookman (Advertisement), Leonardo da Vinci, Adalpertus
  • Technical:
    • Copy, Paste, and Move Objects with Key Commands
    • Short-cuts and Key Commands
    • Grouping and Ungrouping
    • Locking Layers
    • Fill and Outline
    • Scaling with the Selection Tool
    • Align Palette

Chapter 4 CS6: Type on the Grid

  • Formal Principles: Line, Plane, Balance, The Grid, Type Basics
  • Visual References: Theo van Doesburg
  • Technical:
    • Repositioning Rulers
    • Line Tool
    • Using the Type Tool for Headlines and Text Boxes
    • Justification, Leading, Kerning
    • Zoom Tool, Hand Tool
    • Introduction to the Direct Select Tool


Chapter 5 CS6: Color Theory and Basic Shapes

  • Formal Principles: Color Models, Relationships on the Wheel, Hue, Value, Saturation
  • Visual References: Johannes Itten (color wheel), Joseph Albers, Jahre Deutscher Werkbund, Edouard Manet, and Vincent Van Gogh
  • Technical:
    • Custom Document
    • Artboard
    • Rulers and Guides
    • Shape Tools
    • Selecting Objects
    • RGB and CMYK Color Palette
    • Creating Tints and Shades
    • Copying and Moving shapes
    • Tools and Palettes

Chapter 6 CS6: Line Art and Flat Graphics

  • Formal Principles: Gesture Drawings, Line, Weight, Texture, Atmospheric Perspective
  • Visual References: A Diagram from Harper's Bazar and Ronen Eidelman
  • Technical:
    • Pen Tool
    • Anchor Points and Bezier Handles
    • Convert Anchor Point Tool
    • Vector graphics
    • Selection Tool vs. Direct Selection Tool
    • Clipping Mask

Photoshop

Chapter 7 CS6: Scanning

  • Formal Principles: Photograms and Scanograms, Abstraction
  • Visual References:Anna Atkins, Lemons (unknown artist)
  • Technical:
    • Downloading images from a digital camera
    • Scanning objects
    • Photoshop Palette Basics
    • Pixels and Raster Images
    • Resolution
    • Image File Formats: PSD, TIF
    • History Palette
    • Basic Image Adjustments

Chapter 8 CS4: Tonal Scale

  • Formal Principles: Contrast, Value and Tonal Scale in Photography
  • Visual References: Nicéphore Niépce, Dorthea Lange
  • Technical:
    • Downloading Images from the Camera
    • Unsharp Mask
    • Image Size
    • Understanding the Histogram
    • Levels and Curves
    • Hue and Saturation

Chapter 9 CS6: Layering and Collage

  • Formal Principles: Scale, Hierarchy, Collage, Double Exposure, Exquisite Corpse
  • Visual References: Hippolyte Bayard, El Lissitzky, Henry Van der Weyde
  • Technical:
    • Free Transform, Scaling,
    • Layer Palette
    • Cropping
    • Adjustment Layer
    • Layer Groups
    • Merging Layers

Chapter 10 CS6: Repetition and Cloning

  • Formal Principles: Unity, Harmony
  • Visual References: The Anti-Advertising Agency, The Billboard Liberation Front
  • Technical:
    • Type Tool
    • Layer Styles
    • Cloning
    • Layer Groups
    • Duplicating and Flattening
    • Rasterizing and Creating Outlines

Chapter 11 CS6: Non-Destructive Editing

  • Formal Principles: Chaos, Anti-Order

Visual Examples: Philippe Halsman and Kurt Schwitters

  • Quick Masks
  • Saving Selections
  • Channel Palette
  • Layer Masks
  • Shape Tool
  • Path Palette
  • Adjustment Layers
  • Clipping Groups

Chapter 12 CS6: Digital Output for the Web

  • Formal Principles: Low-fi & Dirt Style
  • Visual References: Whitehouse.gov, Apple.com, Guggenheim.org
  • Technical:
    • Resolution
    • Image Size
    • Save for web
    • File Formats: JPG, GIF
    • File Size/Download Time
    • Uploading to Flickr
    • Uploading to a blog

InDesign

Chapter 13 CS6: Multiple Pages: Unity

  • Formal Principles: Sequence, Repetition, Harmony
  • Visual References: NONE YET - Saul Bass, Alexey Brodovitch, Muriel Cooper, Quentin Fiore
  • Technical:
    • Creating a New Document
    • Pages Palette
    • Master Pages
    • Rulers and Guides
    • Type Tool
    • Color Palette
    • Linking Text Boxes
    • Exporting a PDF

Chapter 14 CS6: Multiple Pages: Chaos, Tension, Disarray

  • Formal Principles: Deconstruction, Disarray
  • Visual References: NONE YET - Neville Brody, Émigré Magazine (Rudy VanderLands and Zuzana Licko), Ray Gun Magazine (David Carson)
  • Technical:
    • Placing Images and Text
    • Text Frame Breaks
    • Creating a Character Style
    • Leading, Kerning, Hyphenation
    • Eyedropper Tool
    • Modifying a Text Box with the Direct Select Tool
    • Modifying Text Box Settings

Dreamweaver

Chapter 15 CS6: Hello World

  • Formal Principles: Code as Aesthetics
  • Visual References: Jodi's wwwwwwwww.jodi.org, Heath Bunting
  • Technical:
    • Hello World via TextEdit
    • Hello World in Dreamweaver
    • Editing versus Previewing
    • File Naming Conventions
    • Basic Text Formatting (H1, Strong, Em)
    • Choosing Colors (sidebar: CSS)

Chapter 16 CS4: Files and Servers

  • Formal Principles: Network Logic
  • Visual References: MTAA's Internet Art Diagram
  • Technical:
    • Defining a Site
    • File and folder management

Chapter 17 CS6: Form and Content on the Web

  • Formal Principles: Form vs content
  • Visual References: A List Apart, Craigslist.com
  • Technical:
    • Applying a style
    • Evaluating the code
    • Creating a new rule
    • Creating an external style sheet

Flash

Chapter 18 CS6: Elements of Motion

  • Formal Principles: Time and Rhythm
  • Visual References: NONE
  • Technical:
    • Frames and Keyframes
    • Shape Tween
    • Document Properties
    • Publishing

Chapter 19 CS6: Pacing

  • Formal Principles: Motion, Speed and Stillness
  • Visual References: Hans Richter, Lillian Schwartz
  • Technical:
    • Symbols
    • Library
    • Motion Tween
    • Instances

Chapter 20 CS6: Commanding the Timeline: ActionScript

  • Formal Principles: Interactivity
  • Visual References: Spacewar, Trigger Happy
  • Technical:
    • onClick
    • gotoAndPlay
    • Play
    • Stop


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