This comic is expected to attract and enhance the achievement of Year One students in science and mathematics.
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As a result, a STEM comic that contains ten series for Year One science and mathematics subjects has been successfully developed. The study is based on observations of changing perception of phenomena by children as a result of the use of comics. Thirteen excellent teachers of science and mathematics from the Hulu Langat district were involved in the analysis of syllabus Year One science and mathematics subjects and the preparation of scripts while the STEM comic illustrator was created by two lecturers from the Faculty of Art, Computing and Creative Industry from Universiti Pendidikan Sultan Idris, Perak Malaysia. This study presents the use of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) comics to help children understand certain physical phenomena and try to make students interested in mathematics and science subject. It may not be up to Spider-Man quality, but that’s what made Stan Lee such an exceptional artist.This study presents the results of a year-long project focused on analysis and reflection on working with comics by Year One students in Hulu Langat districts. Here’s the image of Stan Lee turned into a cartoon. Don’t drag them all the way to the center, or you’ll get ragged edges once again. This tightens up the blurring, producing smooth shapes. To fix this, open Image > Adjustments > Levels and, in the Input Levels section, drag the black and white triangles towards the center. Softening the edges does, predictably, produce a fuzzy result. Use Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur to soften the image. You can reveal the color layer now if you like, but be sure to work on the merged layer you just made. Hide the color layer, and use Command+Shift+Option+E/Ctrl+Shift+Alt+E to make a Merged Copy of the whole image. This looks okay so far, but the Threshold filter produces ragged edges. Paint on the color layer using appropriate colors for the mustache and hair, glasses and shirt. Then deselect and use the / key to lock the transparency of this layer, so you can’t inadvertently paint over the edges.
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Then make a new layer, setting its mode to Multiply.Ĭhoose a skin color and use Option/Alt+Delete/Backspace to fill the selection with that color. Select the base layer by holding Command/Ctrl and clicking on its thumbnail in the Layers Panel.
Take your time over this step, referring to the original image so you can get the shape of the nose and other features correct. Use the Burn Tool set to Highlights to darken around the edges of the shirt to give it definition hold Option/Alt to get the Dodge Tool temporarily and use it to brighten the over-dark areas, such as inside the glasses. Then, take all the color out of the cutout layer using Image > Adjustments > Desaturate.īecause we’re looking through the Threshold adjustment to the layer beneath, we can modify the base layer while seeing the final effect in the Threshold layer. Now that the Median filter has been applied, the effect is much smoother. Use Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Threshold to add the Threshold adjustment. Unlike Gaussian Blur, this softens while keeping crisp edges. Instead of going straight for the Threshold filter, first use Filter > Noise > Median to soften the portrait. But as you can see here, this often produces a very rough, bitty result.
To turn the image to pure black and white, the Threshold filter ( Image > Adjustments > Threshold) might seem to be the best option.
Then, use Command/Ctrl+J to make a new layer from the selection and add a white background behind it on a separate layer. If you have an earlier version, then start with the Quick Selection Tool and modify the cutout using Select and Mask/Refine Edge (depending on your version of Photoshop). If you have Photoshop CC, the Select > Subject command will do a good job of automating the process of cutting out the photograph. More after the jump! Continue reading below↓įree and Premium members see fewer ads! Sign up and log-in today.
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