in this presentation, you can learn how to make a tarpaulin, know the tools thar are going to use and their functions also you can learn some tips and tricks in photoshop.

2. TERMINOLIGIES,
TIONS IN TARPAULIN
UT
OOLS THAT ARE USING
IN LAYOUT
LEARNERNING
OBJCTIVES

3. TERMINOLIGIES,
TIONS IN TARPAULIN
UT
FAMILIARIZE TO THE TOOLS THAT ARE USING
IN TARPAULIN LAYOUT
LEARNERNING
OBJCTIVES

4. UNDERSTAND THE TERMINOLIGIES,
COMMANDS AND FUNCTIONS IN TARPAULIN
LAYOUT
FAMILIARIZE TO THE TOOLS THAT ARE USING
IN TARPAULIN LAYOUT
LEARNERNING
OBJCTIVES

5. COMMON TOOLS THAT
ARE USING IN TARPAULIN
LAYOUT

6. Move Tool (V) - Allow you to move selections
and layers around the canvas or workspace.
this tool will move those objects just by clicking
on them and dragging.

7. Polygonal Lasso Tool allows you to make
polygonal selections of the workspace such as
trianglesand other irregular, straight edged shapes.
just simply click on any edge of the area that you want
to select and release your mouse pointer, this will
create a starting point or anchor point

8. Lasso Tool (L) allows you to draw a freehand
selection border around the objects you want to
select in your image.

9. Horizontal Type tool (T) allows you to add
horizontal text to your images. Select the
Horizontal Type tool. Use the Options bar to
customize tool settings, like Font Style, Font
Size, and, Text Color, to get the effect you want.

10. Paint Bucket tool allows you to select a color or
texture and apply it to a model face. The Paint
Bucket tool is used for replacing a solid color or
texture with a downloaded texture image from
your Texture Library.

11. Gradient Tool creates a gradual blend between
multiple colors. You can choose from preset
gradient fills or create your own.

12. Crop Tool allows you to select a portion of the
image and get rid of everything not included in
the selection

14. 1. Layer is literally what it sounds
like: one layer on top of another, all
of which can be edited
independently of each other and
laid on top of or beneath one
another, and then later combined to
form a single flat image.
It may also be toggled on or off, so
the user may view how an image
would look with or without layers.

15. 2. Opacity - describes a
graphic, image, or graphic
element that is not
transparent. For example, the
the Nokia cell phone picture
is set to 100% opacity and
looks normal. However, the
right portion of the phone is
set to a 50% opacity, making
the right-side appear
partially transparent.

16. 3. Free Transform
- allows you to
manipulate like
you can distort,
rotate, reflect, or
resize objects and
images.
shortcut key is
Ctrl + T

17. 4. Selection is a
way to isolate
part of an image
so your edits will
affect only that
area. To remove
the selection
click Ctrl + D to
deselect.

18. 5. Blending option -
Use to merge colors
and patterns
between your
background and
foreground to
create cool effects
and surprising new
images.

19. 6. Pixel - is the
smallest portion
of an image or
display that a
computer is can
print or display

20. 7. Resolution - is the image
quality produced by a
printer or displayed on a
monitor. With monitors, the
resolution is measured by
the number of pixels
horizontal by pixels
vertically. Printers also
have a measure of
resolution called DPI (dots
per inch).

22. RECITATION

23. HORIZONTAL TYPE TOOL

24. POLYGONAL LASSO TOOL

25. PAINT BUCKET TOOL

26. GRADIANT TOOL

27. CROP TOOL

28. MOVE TOOL

29. LASSO TOOL

30. Smallest portion of an
image or display
ANSWER: PIXEL

31. The image quality produced by a
printer or displayed on a monitor
ANSWER: RESOLUTION

32. describes a graphic, image, or
graphic element that is not
transparent
ANSWER: OPACITY

33. Use to merge colors and patterns
between your background and
foreground to create cool effects and
surprising new images
ANSWER: BLENDING OPTION

34. Allow you to distort, rotate,
reflect, or resize the objects
and images.
ANSWER: FREE TRANSFORM