QUICK SKILLS TASK 3.




Quick skills task 3.

On the original base map 5 trees, a pond and pavilion were added. It was then traced and scanned in black and white at 300dpi in Jpeg format  and imported into photoshop to be edited. In photoshop the image was converted to RGB mode and at 8bits.
The layer palette was then activated and the foreground icon clicked in order to select colours for bucket filling.

The Bucket fill tool is one of the major tools in photoshop used in adding colours. However, there are other tools such as the colour picker tool which does a similar job. In order, to make an object unique and have its own layer first use the bucket fill tool to add colour, select the object to make unique with the magic wand tool, use the control + c key on the keyboard to copy > edit > paste special > paste in place and this process automatically creates a new layer for the object. we can now add various types of effects (fx) to that particular object such as Pixelate by clicking on the Filter icon > pixelate > pointillize, Drop shadow and colour overlay can also be added amongst others.

Also, when using the various tools the Opacity can be increased or decreased depending on the level of realism one wants to achieve. Note; that different layers should be created for various items/objects.     




Image 1, before editing in Photoshop




                        




Image 2, after colour rendering in Photoshop.













 

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