Welcome, welcome to unowho's homeroom!

You have chosen, or been chosen to be taught in one of Zelda Universe's finest remaining graphics schools, I thought so much of this graphics school that I elected to become a teacher here, in the homeroom so thoughtfully provided by our benefactors. I have been proud to call unowho's homeroom my home. And so, whether you are here to stay, or passing through on your way to parts unknown, Welcome to unowho's homeroom. It's safer here.



If you have been assigned to me as a teacher then you would already know that I teach:

Photoshop; I will be using CS2 in my demonstrations and will thus refer to Photoshop as 'CS2' in my teachings, although you may be using an older(or newer) version. If a feature I use in CS2 is unavaliable in a previous version, do not hesitate to tell me, I will find ways around it.

Cinema 4D; I will be using version R10, but if you need help with R9 then, again, do not hesitate to ask.

I will also teach design basics, but only when you feel fluent enough in the programs.



Currently Enlisted Students:

(Combination Class [Photoshop and Design])
(Combination Class [Photoshop and Design])
(Combination Class [Photoshop and Design])
(Combination Class [Photoshop and Design])




Starter Assignments

[Photoshop and Design students]

1. Create a 100 pixel by 20 pixel image containing your username with any effects you wish as a background to go next you your name on the enlisted studants list.

2. [Optional] Create a signature with the theme 'Flowers', you can use any type of flower you want, the signature must contain text with the name of the flower. I leave everything up to you.

Post your results in this thread.

(Don't wet yourselves, this is just to help me see what skill levels you are at before I begin teaching)

If you find yourself completely unable to do this please say, this way I can start from the very basics.

[Photoshop and Cinema 4D students]

I have no assignments for you yet.

[Note: Whenever you create anything in Photoshop, make sure as well as the export file (Jpg/Gif/Png etc), you save the project file (.psd). This is esential when we go back over our work at later dates to refine them. The same applies for Cinema 4D (.c4d files)]

If you have any questions, feel free to post in this thread.



Oh yeah, and I don't care if you can't let go of precious Internet Explorer. If I say make a transparent PNG, you make it!

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