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2011   |\n| 9 NOV 201   |\n|  |\n|  |\n\nROTHERHAM LIBRARY&INFORMATION SERVICES  \nThis book must be returned by the date specified at the time of issueas the DATE DUE FOR RETURN  \nThe loan may be extended (personaly,by post or telephone)for afurther period if the book is not required by another reader,by quotingthe above number /author /title.  \nCL/132/F14  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2021 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/picturethis0000roon  \n# LE ARN ICT\n\nAnne Rooney  \nQED Publishing  \nCopyright ◎ QED Publishing 2004  \nFirst published in the UK in 2004 byQED Publishing  \nA division of Quarto Publishing plcThe Fitzpatrick Building188-194York Way,London N79QP  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication maybe reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,ortransmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without the prior permission of the publisher,nor beotherwise circulated in any form of binding or coverother than that in which it is published and withouta similar condition being imposed on thesubsequent purchaser.  \nA Catalogue record for this book is available fromthe British Library  \nISBN I845380398  \nWritten by Anne RooneyConsultant Philip StubbsDesigned by Jacqueline PalmerEditor Anna Claybournellustrator John HaslamPhotographer Ray MollerModels supplied by ScallywagsAdditional artwork by Luki Sumner-Rooney  \nCreative Director Louise MorleyEditorial Manager Jean Coppendale  \nAnne Rooney has asserted her right under theCopyright,Designs and Patents Act 1988 to beidentified as the author of this work.  \n\n| ROTHERHAM LIBRARY &  \u003Cbr>INFORMATION SERVICES   |\n| --- |\n| Jo04   |\n| B490773964   |\n| 0ES 43730i   |\n\nThe words in bold areexplained in the Glossaryon page 31.  \nContents  \nWhat's it all about?4Think firstPaintings8All change!10Working with photos12Drawings14Making changes16Pile it up18Making plans20Make a model22Perfect!24Projects to try26More projects to try28Grown-up zone30Glossary31Index32  \n6  \n# What's it all about?\n\n# When do I need a computer?\n\nThe computer's great if you wantto try out ideas,make a repeatingpattern or draw a detailed plan.And if you want pictures to put ina web page or in a presentationyou're making on screen,using thecomputer is the only way.Pictures made using acomputer are sometimescalled 'computer graphics.  \nThis book is all aboutmaking pictures onthe computer.You'llfind out how to makeall kinds of pictures,from paintings anddrawings to plans,collages and eventrick photos.  \n# Think first\n\nWho,what,why,how?Ask yourself these questions before you begin:  \n## ·What's my picture for?\n\nThe aim of your picture iscalled its purpose.For  \nexample,it could be to explainan idea,decorate something orillustrate a story.  \n## ·Who's going to look at it?\n\nThe people who will look atyour picture are called theaudience.If you put up aposter,the audience 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