I use Live Trace a lot at the Daily Texan to vectorized stock icons for infographics, but I rarely use it for photos, so this training was neat to do. I have a Macbook Air, though, so every time I tried to copy the AI vector into Photoshop, my computer got hot and froze up. It seemed to work with just one vector layer instead of multiple, though.
I had so much fun editing these photos. It was pure happiness when I saw my edited photos on the actual website. Even though I faced a few challenges on the way, I was glad to overcome them. I can’t wait to have the opportunity to work on some more.
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The grind never stops, so Dean Iverson also requested some extra Canvas buttons and a homepage banner!
After a few days of trial and error in After Effects, I finally got the hang of basic animation! I couldn’t have done it without some help, though. Angie drew me the scuba diver and Quinn found the old coral reef animation for the background! Here’s the final cut:
I went through clio training part 1 and learned the basics on how to add and edit contents. Right now I am getting familiar with the interface and course CSS, I can’t wait to make the module P R E T T Y ~
