Editing images and graphics

​Thank you

I want to also like to mentioned when I am sharing resource on Facebook it doesn't work I shared it via copy pasting link but on twitter it was directly published from here showing no preview of post just a link

Thanks for sharing really helpful for me and add a valuable addition as an educator to me ​

I really like how easy you made all of these. Nothing helps better than actual hands-on projects to start growing my students' appetite for more Photoshop : )

​I need these materials! Thanks.

Very good resources that can help us better use Photoshop and Illustrator​

​A well taught lesson plan. Keep it up!

​All the best.

​Very helpful resources.

​This is great! But just try to bear in mind that whenever we work with images we should always consider checking the resolution. We must start with the highest resolution possible for us to have good and quality output. Remember that we can have our original high resolution images from its original size to smaller one, but not making it bigger. Our output will be pixelated. Hoping this reminds us Instructors and Designers to be careful with our image resolution.

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​Awesome documents sharing lot of stuffs we can do...thanks !!!

Thank you! I will look through them and see if they may help me! ​

​Thank you for these resources

​Nice Tools. it would be helpful. Thanks

Thank you, Adobe for these valuable resources. Especially useful in my Yearbook class.​

​This is going to be really helpful. Thanks so much.

​Thank You so glad you updated so useful

We recently updated our files to the Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator CC 2018 (version 22.0 - October 2017) release. We've also added links to assets used in the technical guides.

​We recently updated our files to the Adobe Illustrator CC 2017 (November 2016) release. We've also added links to image assets used in the technical guides.

Cheers, 
The AEE Team

​Thanks guys this very influential to my process, it is a handful o remember and cover everything. I can recall certain concepts of the process only surface when using the application with that method in mind. As well know certain projects use certain tools and applications to use and file size and handling. So have a folder full of PDF's in the cloud would come in handy, the assets are a plus but I suggest using your own. Not that is becomes harder or more challenging but more intuitive and essential to your process. Thank you once again and please stay blessed.

​We recently updated our files to the Adobe Photoshop CC 2017 (November 2016) release. We've also added links to image assets used in the technical guides.

Cheers, 
The AEE Team

This is great. Thank you Adobe Education! Is there a lesson plan or unit study for Lightroom?

Hi Steve - we don't have curriculum like this activity for Lightroom, but here's a link to a filtered search for teaching materials for Lightroom. Hopefully you find something useful to you in that list.

Is there a book that contains all of the handouts for the entire Visual Design curriculum?

Yes - go to the Visual Design syllabus and click "Syllabus Bundle" (scroll near to the bottom).

OMG! Thank you so very much.

Amazing! Thankyou very much indeed for sharing!

Very good example for a well organized teaching plan.

Great resources, thank's.

I don't think the sixth resource listed in the lesson plan, "How to use layers in Photoshop" is linked in the Downloads section. Could you please check that? Thanks!

Our apologies for listing that guide in the lesson plan step. That guide is located in the Getting Started with Adobe Photoshop activity. Thanks for bringing this to our attention.

I love using these worksheets, etc. but do not know where to find the file with the original pictures. Does such a file exist?

Penny Prichard

HI Penny,

That's great that the worksheets are so helpful! Unfortunately, due to copyright issues we don't provide the original pictures. You need to supply your own images.

Best,

~Adobe Education