Pixlr Editor Projects

Google Drive

When using Pixlr Editor you must save your work to Google Drive. In LESSON 2, you will create a Slide Show Portfolio to showcase your work. 

Getting Started

DO NOW: Watch the Video - Getting Started with Photo Editing
DO NEXT:  Create a Google Slide for your Pixlr Work. Go to the Google Classroom post and create a Google Slide document.  You will add all of your Pixlr projects to this document. add a title and your name to the Title Slide: "Graphic Design Portfolio" Link to assignment post CLICK HERE 

Pixlr

Students will use Pixlr Editor to complete the graphic design mini projects on this page.
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​about Pixlr

Helpful Tips & Tools

Screen Shot

Use the Snipping Tool to send me a screen shot. Put your initials on your image and turn in on Google Classroom.

Save to Google Drive Extension

The Save to Google Drive Chrome extension helps you save web content or browser screenshots to your Google Drive.

Assignments

Use Pixlr Editor and Google Drive to Complete the Assignments on this Page.

DON'T FORGET to use high quality images!
​Search Google for an IMAGE, FILE SIZE LARGE, Save your image to your Google Drive (GD)

PE 1: Cropping

Tools: Brush and Text tools
Settings: 300 x 200 pixels, transparent

PE2:  Resizing Images

PE3: Personal Logo

PE4: Transparent Photos

  • Find an image with a white background and copy the link
  • Open PE and select: OPEN FROM URL
  • ​Submit 3 transparent images on your GC Slides Document.

PE5: Hue

PE6: Filters

PE7: Color Replace

PE8:  Dark Eyes

PE9: Collage

PE10: Pattern Text

PE11: Creating Shadows

PE12: Removing Objects

PE13: Big Head Photo

There is no sound in this video. You can use any celebrity photo.

PE14: Objects in Space

PE15: Screenshot

PE16: Movie Poster Face Swap

PE17: Star Wars Photo

PE18: Green Screen Basics

PE19: Color Isolation Splash

PE20: Working With Layers

PE21: Objects on Desk

To  receive credit for these assignments you need to turn them in on the assignment post in Google Classroom. 
 AS EXPLAINED IN CLASS to  receive credit for these assignments you need to turn them in on the assignment post in Google Classroom.  To receive full credit for the assignments must be turned in on time and completed as per the directions with your name included in the document. You must attach the Photoshop document (layered PXD if using Pixlr) and a JPEG of your project to this post.
Even if you did not finish the assignment, turn in what you have by the due date to receive credit for the work you have completed.
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