The fruit bowl task is a wonderfully creative way to learn some key skills in Photoshop.
Once you have finished your fruit bowl, you need to post it to your blog. Create a blog post called 'Photoshop fruit bowl' and complete the following tasks:
1) Save your fruit bowl as a JPEG image in Photoshop - remember to save it in your own folder on the Media Shared drive. To save as a JPEG image, go to 'Save as' and then use the drop-down menu for 'File type' and choose JPEG.
2) Post your fruit bowl (or bowls if you did more than one) to your blog by clicking the 'add image' icon and locating the correct JPEG image.
3) Write a short explanation of the colour palette you used and the effect you were trying to create when designing your fruit bowl.
You may need to complete the last part - the explanation - for homework. Due: next Tuesday.
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