Friday Post Oct 12 2018

This process is called double exposure. This process gets an objects and exposes it within a background image. All I did was use the quick select tool to crop out the object and made a new layer with it. I then added a creepy forest background over it and then I selected the object layer and made a layer mask on the background with the silhouette of the object. I then duplicated the object layer and made a layer mask without any silhouette. I then used a black brush on the mask and just started getting rid of and adding stuff back.

A guy eating a muffin inside of a muffin. The process is the same as the first part.

Thunkable Intermediate Tutorials

1. Button Changes

2. Photo Sharing

3. Screen Navigation

7. Image Recognition and Artificial Intelligence

Photoshop Tutorial

1st Try: 

2nd Try:

3rd Try:

How to get the photo sharing to work

Make sure you have 2 buttons, one labeled "download", and one labeled "upload", an image, and the "RealtimeDB" and "MediaDB" components:

Copy this block code (Make sure Button1 is the download button and Button2 is the upload):

Make a Cloudinary account and verify your email:

Go to your dashboard and copy and paste the Could name, API Key, and API Secret into thunkable:

Now go to Firebase, log in with your google account, and create a new project:

Next from the console, copy the API Key and Database URL (don't use mine) into Thunkable like I show below:

Next from the Firebase console, on the left side, go to Develop > Database and from there create a new database:

From there, at the top, switch to "Realtime Database"

Then go to the "Rules" tab and switch the Read and Write permissions to: "True"

Now test to see if it works. Go on your mobile and upload an image, wait a few seconds then click download to see if you can receive it. If that works than you're ready to try it with another phone :). ALSO: On the second phone make sure all your API keys and URL's are the exact SAME as your first ones.

Thunkable Beginner Tutorials

1: My Phone Can Talk!

2. Click for Sound

3. Random Answers

4. Image Recognition

5. Translator

Friday Post - September 14th, 2018

1. 6 Photoshop Shortcuts

CTRL + T - Transform Tool (to modify the size of an image)
V - Move Tool (to move objects around)
CTRL + J - Create a new layer and copy the selection
CTRL + D - Deselect selection
CTRL + Shift + N - Invert Selection
T - Text Tool (create text)


2. Octopus

I used the quick selection tool (W) and selected the octopus. I then copied the selection (CTRL + C) and created a new document and pasted it in there to make it easier. I then used the eraser tool (E) and fine tuned the edges and stuff to make it look pretty smooth.


3. Photoshop Tutorial

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