HUI129: Computer-Aided Industrial Design Coursework
graphics editing techniques in photoshop 
class 1: 9/10  
class 2: 9/17  
class 3: 9/24  
graphics editing techniques in illustrator 
class 4: 10/1  
class 5: 10/8  
rhinoceros 3.D. modeling and techniques  
  • I: interface, toolbars, drawing in Rhino
  • II: precision modeling
  • III: editing geometry
 
retouch and remove objects from an image
remove small objects
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to begin, open Delete_Content.jpg from the practice files folder.
spot healing tool
zoom in and set brush size
click spot
heal
continue to completion
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select the Spot Healing Tool from your left-hand toolbar.

the brush size can be adjusted in the left side of the upper toolbar, or with the [ and ] keys.

paint the elements you wish to remove.

rename the file and save it as a .psd, which is the best file format for projects you wish to return to.
add objects by cloning
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to begin, open Add_Objects.jpg from the practice files folder.
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select the clone tool from the left-hand toolbar.

adjust the brush settings in the upper left-hand corner.

while holding the ⌥  key, click the part of the image you wish to reference.

click to paint a clone of the selected reference onto other areas of the image.
clone tool
select stamp reference
click to stamp
paint with flowers!
remove a large object
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to begin, open Remove_Object.jpg from the practice files folder.
select object
fill...
content aware fill
deselect
correct with clone tool
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perform a rough selection of the object you wish to remove.

select the Fill... option under the Edit menu to summon the Fill window.

in the Fill window, find the Contents drop-down selection and choose Content Aware.

use the clone tool to correct any resultant blurriness from the content-aware fill.
exercise from 2017 Adobe Creative Cloud Photoshop Tutorial Article Retouch Images.  https://www.adobe.com/learn/photoshop/web/selection-tools-basics




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