The document summarizes experiments done in Photoshop to create a ghost image for a game. It describes loading Photoshop and setting the canvas size, importing a photo reference image to trace over, and copying and adjusting the color of the ghost image to stand out on a white background. The reflection notes that the pixel-drawn ghost image and shading techniques learned will be applied to the final "Ghost Game" product to develop 3D characters.

1. Experiments
Your Name

2. Process
• First of all I loaded up Photoshop and
I clicked on file then new and it came
up with then numbers so I changed
the width to 120 then the height to
80 then the resolution to 300 and the
photo to pixels.
• Secondly I had to get a photo from
the internet so could trace for my
work after I saved it on my folder I
went onto Photoshop and clicked file
and then clicked “place embedded”
the that placed my ghost photo from
the internet on a layer so could trace
it.
• I coped the photo, I changed the
colour of the ghost as my background
colour was white so I changed it to a
more grey/white colour as then you
can see the difference between the
background.

3. ProcessMy work.
Original photo off internet

4. Reflection
• What elements of your experiments will you
include in your final product?
• Refer to the brief: Ghost Game
– I will be using the pixel drawing as I am doing a ghosting shooting
game, so I will be using the ghost I have drawn.
– I have learnt that I have to draw the character bigger so it is good
quality and I have learn how to shade in the character so it turns into a
3D photo.
– This experiment will help me develop my ideas for my final product.