Saturday, November 16, 2013
EXAMNINATION WEEK - 1st Quarter
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STOCK Photography Lesson for my son
STOCK Photography Lesson for my son
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| 22 PCS. OF COOKWARE SET (Stock Photography) |
Last night,I am trying to convince myself that I need
to do my job right now or else do it in office.
But why not now. I can teach my son to shoot a stock photos
and setting up lightings and at the same time as assistant photographer.
Our task is to take a Hi-res images of Cookwares 22 pcs.
Combine together and submit to client early next morning.
Kiko helps me to prepare photo table, laying out paper,
setting up lightings, tripod, lenses and holding the
pans during shoot.
After the shoot, I gave a quick tips on how to use flash
if you're having less lighting set up.
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| Camera Table Set-Up |
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| My son holding small & big pans |
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| Photo was taken by my youngest daughter at her bed |
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| STOCK PHOTO of Complete Set of Cookwares |
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
TRADIGITAL Presentation Lesson for my Daughters
I am not student in Photoshop...my youngest daughter she is.
Anyways,Just want to share this:
"Old school manual sketch rendered in Photoshop"
(I remember last few weeks back, this is the same
exercise they did for Robot coloring)
This is not a great work, you can do much
detailed and outstanding work than this.
This exercise was given to my Generation-Z eldest Daughter
(whose taking Interior Design) to understand how to
use traditional & digital technique for presentation.
HOW WE DID THIS:
1. Big Idea.- 10 min.
My daughter planned a kitchen combined dining area
on a small piece of paper.And she wants it to be a
west indies kitchen theme.
2. ACAD Preaparation.- 10 min.
Bea prepares a draft plan intended for 3D exercises.
3. SKETCH UP - 10 min.
She prepares 3d files thru sketchup doing the push &
pull and inserting 3d models.
4. MANUAL SKETCHING - 30 min.
This is my part. I printed the selected view.
Lay over tracing paper on it and started to add information.
5. PHOTOSHOP Coloring - 15 min.
I took a snap on finished sketch and import it to Photoshop.
5.1 Copied the original file on another layer and change the mode
to Multiply.
5.2 Created a new layer for my colors.
After I finished all the coloring, I group all the layers and I
renamed the folder"COLORS".
5.3 I merged all the layers and adjust the brightness and contrast.
5.4 Apply text for title and your signature.

Total time finished: 1 hour 15 min.
I hope somehow, lesson above helps and inspire you
to create something to share for.
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homeschool dad,
old school,
photoshop,
sketch,
tradigital
Old School Drawing for Generation Z
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homeschool dad,
interior design,
kitchen,
old school,
rendering
Thursday, November 7, 2013
WHAT ABOUT OUR NATIONAL HISTORY?
After lunch in our office, we will spend our last 30 min.
talking something interesting topics. And today,
one of our topic is history...as in Philippine History.
Most of my colleagues are young and I am pretty sure
they don't have enough knowledge in our history...
I mean behind the scene Philippine history.
So, I am the one who gave an interesting & controversial topics
like...Where is the 1st Magellan Cross landed? (is there more than one?),
Whose the real Jose Rizal? and a controversial history issue like
" Dolphy's dad is Manuel Quezon?"
During our endless and laughing conversation...
I'm thinking about our national history for my home-schooled? Philippine History...!
of course it is not included on their curriculum. A big question on how they know
their roots, specially to my youngest daughter.
I think...I need to do something about this.
Maybe once a week...need to have Philippine History Lesson.
What do you think?
talking something interesting topics. And today,
one of our topic is history...as in Philippine History.
Most of my colleagues are young and I am pretty sure
they don't have enough knowledge in our history...
I mean behind the scene Philippine history.
So, I am the one who gave an interesting & controversial topics
like...Where is the 1st Magellan Cross landed? (is there more than one?),
Whose the real Jose Rizal? and a controversial history issue like
" Dolphy's dad is Manuel Quezon?"
During our endless and laughing conversation...
I'm thinking about our national history for my home-schooled? Philippine History...!
of course it is not included on their curriculum. A big question on how they know
their roots, specially to my youngest daughter.
I think...I need to do something about this.
Maybe once a week...need to have Philippine History Lesson.
What do you think?
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history,
homeschool dad,
manuel quezon,
philippine history
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
COOKING LESSON for my homeschooled
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beef stew,
bistek tagalog,
cooking lesson,
homeschooled,
onion
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
MY OLD SCHOOL Techniques
Last night, I gave a one on one tutorial on
How to create a One Point Perspective &
Watercolor Rendering to my daughter Beyya.
I told her that I learned this technique
not in university nor in YouTube (80's of course...).
I learned this thru my Mentor Architect Jun Paragas.
Those were the days that we are literally cut the
image from magazine & paste that image to our perspectives.
Old school is hard but also fun, we thought how to be
resourceful to find quick and clever ways to finish
our school project.
hmmm..paused for a few minutes...'coz....
I am still recollecting all my university lessons...
but none of those lessons thought me what I am today.
All the skills I gained was only during on, one on one
tutorials from my friends,during a sideline jobs,
from a senior architects, from old drawing books I bought
along Recto St., Phils. and from my Father.
Maybe, from my 100% long stay in university...
I can say 30% of that is a real education.
Happy schooling.
_______________________________
How to Draw a One Point Perspective
Interior Perspective Water Color Rendering
How to create a One Point Perspective &
Watercolor Rendering to my daughter Beyya.
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| One Point Perspective |
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| Watercolor Rendering |
not in university nor in YouTube (80's of course...).
I learned this thru my Mentor Architect Jun Paragas.
Those were the days that we are literally cut the
image from magazine & paste that image to our perspectives.
Old school is hard but also fun, we thought how to be
resourceful to find quick and clever ways to finish
our school project.
hmmm..paused for a few minutes...'coz....
I am still recollecting all my university lessons...
but none of those lessons thought me what I am today.
All the skills I gained was only during on, one on one
tutorials from my friends,during a sideline jobs,
from a senior architects, from old drawing books I bought
along Recto St., Phils. and from my Father.
Maybe, from my 100% long stay in university...
I can say 30% of that is a real education.
Happy schooling.
_______________________________
How to Draw a One Point Perspective
Interior Perspective Water Color Rendering
Labels:
drawing,
homeschool,
homeschool dad,
interior design,
manual drawing,
one point perspective,
watercolor rendering
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