So here is a bunch of stuff to keep you busy. I have include directions from another class on how to make an apple book. I have also added a bunch of illustrator handouts AND if you follow this link: handout you can get a short basic user manual for an older version of Illustrator. Don't forget to do your postcards, business cards and poster for next class. -Arthur

Assignements so far

So mid terms are coming up and I need you guys to have all of your assignments done.

Here is the big list, working backwards:

• Start a Flickr account
• Make friends with me
• Join the SUNYBLOG Flickr group
• Upload photos, create sets and groups
• Start a Blog
• Create four altered photos and post on your blog (change the same photo using color, brightness etc etc)
• Using photoshop create a fake ad and post on your blog
• Take three screen shots using the grab tool and post on your blog
• Create a slide show from your Flickr set and post on your blog (use susieganch.com as a template)
  
• Make four buttons using the html code we learned and Flickr and post on your blog
• Embed a Video using Youtube or Flickr Video on your blog
• In Illustrator create your webpage layout and post on your blog
• In Illustrator create a comic book cell or page using the trace command and post on your blog
• In Illustrator create three custom brushes and create a digital drawing and post on your blog
• Create another ad combining all of what we have learned so far and post on your blog
• Create a banner for your blog
• Create a postcard, business card and poster and post on your blog
  

new project

you need to do these and post them on your blog

1.create your webpage layout. Choose a font and create links(contact, images, gallery etc etc)

2. create a tracing of a photo. Change the stroke and fill colors to make a comic book.

3. Create three custom brushes and make a digital drawing.

4. Create a new ad for a new product using what we have learned so far.

code for stuff

MORE HTML

Tutorials
quick code list
color codes
HTML WIKI

HTML CODE

HTML Sandwich/anatomy of a webpage

Top Slice of Bread: hmtl

Meat and lettuce etc: Insert code here

Bottom Slice of Bread: /html

We know that if we open something we need to close it so…..
Open =
Close=

So knowing this we can insert code from our flickr slideshow. For example:



Will look like this