PHOTOSHOP 101
The first-ever-workshop in ADLIB was held last September 15,
2012. Despite heavy rains, 8 students attended the Photoshop for Beginners
Workshop conducted by Ms. Anne Cruz. Participants came from all walks of life
and from a wide age bracket. Apollo, Mark, Marielle & Sean are elementary
& high school students, Kate & Badette are from the City of San
Fernando Tourism Office while Robert is a pastor & Joey is a retired Air
Force officer.
The first part of the workshop was a lecture on the
workspace orientation, various tools & basic skills to help students start
working on Photoshop. After the lunchbreak the students were taught cropping
using the pen tool which they used in doing their project. The project allowed
them to put into practice the skills taught during the morning session. The
students cropped their pictures and put it over a background with rays using
shape. Then, they labeled it with their name using the type tool. Afterwhich,
everybody was given a chance to present their works and share their experiences
in the workshop.
The workshop ended with a simple recognition rites, awarding
the students with certificates & a class picture as a souvenir.
Here’s what they got to say about the workshop:
“I learned the basics of using Adobe Photoshop, specifically
the use of different tools.”
Kate Mendoza-CSFP Tourism
“The course is fun and our instructor sees to it that we
understand everything.”
Badette Andasa-CSFP Tourism
“Timely & relevant to the present technology &
trend. Congratulations for the nice venue & preparation. More power &
God bless!”
Joey Laquihon-PAF
Thank you for supporting the Arts & Design Library!
WATCH OUT for the next schedule of
Photoshop for Beginners
and other workshops!
1 comment:
What a success! Congratulations, Sir Ry! More power! Many people believes in your capabilities.
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