Adobe Photoshop for Beginners (Part 2)

Kim Munoz
Presenter
30
mins
Course length
Multi Device
Access from mobile or laptop
4.95
Course rating
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Description

If you are new to using Adobe Photoshop, this workshop will use the basic tools and techniques introduced in part one to create a multi-photo composition. Join Kim Munoz as she shares how to navigate the Photoshop work area to apply adjustments, brushes, and filters such as blend modes, to achieve a desired result. Participants will also have an opportunity to create their own multi-photo composition that will assist them in teaching their students how to effectively use Adobe Photoshop.

Objectives

Explain how to navigate the Photoshop work area by applying adjustments, brushes, and filters. Create a multi-photo composition that incorporates a variety of tools and techniques using the Photoshop work area including the menu bar, options bar, tool panels, brushes, and filters.

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Kim Munoz

Kimberly Munoz is a Career & Technology teacher at College Station High School in Texas. A former Instructional Technologist & middle school technology teacher, she is a Google Certified Trainer. Kimberly’s past experience includes being a TAP Mentor Teacher serving on the Bryan & ISD iSupport Team.
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