Friday, 31 March 2017

How to animate the opacity of a shadow in Photoshop

1.) Make sure you click the shadow layer before even starting a timeline 
2.) Click Create Timeline then look for shadow on the left side of the window 
3.) Click the arrow on shadow then click Opacity after click the little diamond shape object that comes up and congratulations you've made one key frame
4.) Next thing is to add more key frames along the timeline and for each one change the Opacity located at the right of the screen to whatever you feel like looks good on the animation 
For example for my planet my first keyframe was 0% then after that I did 60% then 0% so I just went back and forth and in my opinion it turned out pretty nice looking 



Friday, 10 March 2017

Ad Design

fill(2, 132, 171);
textSize(30);
text("ROBO BUNNY!", 10, 30);
textSize(15);
text("SO SOFT! DON'T GO TO SLEEP WITHOUT ONE!", 13, 68);
fill(156, 156, 156);
noStroke();
ellipse(200,271,160,164);//face
ellipse(151,145,60,120);
ellipse(245,145,60,120);

fill(92, 91, 91);
ellipse(170,240,50,50);
ellipse(230,240,50,50);
fill(0, 0, 0);
ellipse(170,240,40,40);//eyes
ellipse(230,240,40,40);
fill(0, 204, 255);
ellipse(230,240,15,15);// pupils
ellipse(170,240,15,15);

stroke(0, 0, 0);
fill(255, 255, 255);
line(150,300,251,300);

rect(200,300,20,20);
rect(179,300,20,22);

Wednesday, 8 March 2017

Animal Attack

                

Sail Boat


background(0, 157, 230);//sky

fill(11, 153, 16);
ellipse(13,320,300,90);

noFill();
arc(282,157,18,-13,20,168);
arc(300,157,18,-13,37,168);

fill(255, 242, 0);
ellipse(30,30,90,90);

   
fill(29, 23, 207);
rect(1,347,600,60);

Tuesday, 7 March 2017

My Favorite Foods

var f4 = createFont('jokerman',10);
textSize(20);

fill(29, 0, 250);
textFont(f4,40);
text('My Favorite Foods',17,59);
text('1.)',17,117);
text('Fajitas',80,117);
text('2.)',17,200);
text('Steak',80,200);
text('3.)',17,280);
text('Baked Potato',90,280);

Friday, 3 March 2017

Project: Shooting star


Friday Post

                        
                                                      

                The Origin of JavaScript 

    JavaScript was created in May 1995 it was made by Brenda Eich JavaScript was also made in 10 days.The original name wasn't always JavaScript it actually used to be called Mocha.The name changed again to LiveScript and then on December 1995 the name finally became JavaScript. In 1996-1997 JavaScript was taken to ECMA which is the European Computer Manufactures Association in hope being to implement JavaScript into other browser vendors. Microsoft seemed to want JavaScript implemented into IE (internet explorer). But overtime it was clear that Microsoft didn't want a proper implemented version of JavaScript