2. Test Two Dates G Block Test Two: ◦ March 23 ◦ Study Guide will tell you which things you will need to know on the computer, true/false, multiple choice, labeling (no word bank) or short answer/essay ◦ Extra copy of Study Guide on School Fusion > Test and Study Guides folder

3. The Pen Tool Does not just “write” like Pencil or Paintbrush Tools A more precise way to select ◦ Select to copy ◦ OR select to fill with paint bucket on a new layer Uses Anchor Points to create Paths

4. Selecting With the Pen Tool You can get more complex images out of more complicated backgrounds!

5. Important Pen Tool Key Commands Ctrl + Enter to convert Path to a selection Ctrl + D to deselect marching ants Ctrl + Z to undo a point (NOT DELETE) Alt to switch from pen to Convert Anchor Point Tool

6. The Paths Palette Keeps track of pen paths Location: Tab next to Layers Palette Create new Path Layers (same looking button as Layers Palette) Must Rename Paths to “save” them

7. Closed Path with the Pen Tool 1. New Path Layer 2. Rename Path Layer 3. Pen Tool to Select 4. Marching Ants (ctrl + enter) Click when you reach the endpoint to make a closed path It will show the pen with a circle below when you are back at your beginning point

8. Pen Tool Practice You will practice your skills in making paths with the pen tool You will turn paths into selections You will create new path layers and rename them

9. Pop Art Lawrence Alloway first coined the term in Britain Art that “poked fun” at art, and that borrowed from commonplace pop culture and media Paintings showcasing celebrities “Factory” art Graphic, bold edges “Poster Like”

10. American Pop Art Mid 1960s Sometimes used collage and assemblage Artists that were “partly founded on experience acquired in commercial art, design and poster painting” (Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, James Rosenquist)

11. Pop Art & Graphic Design “Warhol had designed shoes; Rosenquist had painted billboards; Lichtenstein, educated in design, had arranged window displays; Oldenburg had worked as an illustrator and designer”

12. Pop Art Project Use the Pen Tool to make selections Use filters over an image and over select parts of an image Replicate the feel of Pop Art style, especially Warhol

13. Pop Art Project Due Dates G block: Piece Due: April 20 (printed by the end of class) Process Notes Due: April 22 (saved on flash drive and turned in at the beginning of class)

14. Past Student Examples

18. Picking your picture… Needs to be a celebrity from Warhol’s time (50s or 60s) Needs to show good contrast and shading that is obvious to you! Must be black and white! Also: headshot, mostly face… can show neck and shoulders Save at least 5 examples on your computer (I will have to veto some)

19. Extra Pen Tool Practice Find a complex image on a complicated background Don’t forget to check that “Paths” is selected in the Pen Tool Options Bar Practice making a path around the image with the pen tool Turn the Pen Path into a selection and copy and paste your selected image into a new background