Digital Techniques
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Vicki Craig designed a set for "A Midsummer Night's Dream" using Photoshop but the file was not saved due to computer problems. Photoshop became complicated due to multiple steps required for tasks, and costume designs were also lost. 3D Studio Max was conceptually simple but difficult to do detailed work like rotating the 3D stage design or adding doors and windows. AutoCAD 2008 was found to be very difficult to use, though it could be useful for theater design industry.
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The document discusses Emily and Ruby's work on various digital design projects using software like Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, and AutoCAD. They created costume and set designs for the play "Waiting for Godot" in Photoshop by editing images and layering elements. Ruby found Photoshop familiar but enjoyed practicing new techniques like the costume exercises. In 3D Studio Max, they built basic structures but Ruby felt she didn't learn as much without more individual instruction. AutoCAD was the most difficult software for Ruby to use, though completing exercises helped her get used to how it works.
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Laura Guthrie practiced her Photoshop skills by finding an image and covering clothes in different patterns to create a costume design for the play "The Importance of Being Earnest". She used Photoshop tools to create set designs and simple costume designs for some of the characters by dressing them in patterns. Laura also used 3D Studio Max to create a simple set with tools to add stairs and a door, finding the program easy to use with practice but requiring patience. Overall, Laura enjoyed working in digital practices and learning new techniques that could help her design for the stage in different ways.
Digital Techniques
Laura Guthrie practiced her Photoshop skills by finding an image and covering clothes in different patterns to create a costume design for the play "The Importance of Being Earnest". She used Photoshop tools to create set designs and simple costume designs for some of the characters by dressing them in patterns. Laura also used 3D Studio Max to create a simple set with tools to add stairs and a door, finding the program easy to use with practice but requiring patience. Overall, Laura enjoyed working in digital practices and learning new techniques that could help her design for the stage in different ways.
Digital Practices Portfolio
The document summarizes Elizabeth Nolan's digital practices portfolio, which includes projects created using Photoshop, AutoCAD, and 3D Studio Max. Elizabeth created set designs for The Birthday Party using Photoshop and experimented with changing a clown costume. She designed a floppy disk using AutoCAD, finding it the easiest program to learn. Finally, she modeled children's play seats using 3D Studio Max. In her evaluation, Elizabeth found Photoshop the hardest to use but that AutoCAD was useful for technical drawings. She enjoyed 3D Studio Max but struggled changing textures. Overall, she found the learning block challenging with large groups sharing computers.
Digital Techniques - Lisa Thomas
The document discusses Lisa Thomas' experience learning and using different digital design software including Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, and AutoCAD. Photoshop was used to design costumes and sets through tracing fabric and texture samples. 3D Studio Max was used to create 3D views of a stage set and add textures to objects. AutoCAD was used to practice basic drawing tools like creating shapes and adding dimensions. While Lisa enjoyed learning the software, she found the teaching to be fast-paced and unclear at times, feeling she learned more through experimenting than instruction. Overall it provided a useful introduction to digital techniques for theatre design.
Digital Techniques
The document summarizes the author's experiences learning and experimenting with various digital design tools, including Photoshop, PowerPoint, 3D Studio Max, AutoCAD, and others. Over several exercises, the author was able to learn basic functions and techniques for each tool, such as importing and manipulating images, creating 3D environments and objects, drawing geometric shapes, and more. The exercises helped the author become familiar with procedures for costume design, set design, technical drafting, and other applications of the digital tools.
Digital Techniques
The document summarizes the author's experiences learning and experimenting with various digital design tools including Photoshop, PowerPoint, 3D Studio Max, AutoCAD, and more. Through exercises and projects, the author was able to learn techniques like creating costumes designs, mood boards, room environments, lighting effects, cloning objects, and basic shapes. With practice over time, the author gained proficiency with the necessary procedures and tools to complete increasingly complex designs and models.
Digital Practices
The document discusses the use of several digital design programs, including Photoshop, 3D Studio Max, and AutoCAD. For Photoshop, the author found it difficult to insert textures and stay within lines but later felt more confident using it to create simple set designs. 3D Studio Max allows quick creation and modification of designs with lighting effects. AutoCAD enables accurate scaled drawings but the author found it complicated to use.
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