Halloween Face Masks

  

Complete 3 mask projects. 

1. Sugar skull

2. Cracked earth

3. Skull

Process

 1. Your photo

2. Mask

Post the before and after images to your website

Tools- 

Marquee , select. Move. Transform. erase. Transform Warp

Puppet Warp

Blending mode- Darken or your choice

 

    

Photoshop Halloween Face Mask Projects Rubric 

Criteria	3 - Exceeds Expectations	2 - Meets Expectations	1 - Needs Improvement
Completion of Projects	All 3 mask projects (Sugar Skull, Cracked Earth, Skull) are fully completed with clear before and after images posted to the blog.	2 of the mask projects are completed with before and after images posted.	Only 1 or none of the mask projects are completed or images are missing from the blog.
Use of Photoshop Tools	Skillful and creative use of Marquee, Select, Move, Transform, Erase, Transform Warp, Puppet Warp, and Blending Modes (Darken or choice) to enhance mask effects.	Adequate use of most tools listed to create the masks with noticeable effects.	Minimal or incorrect use of Photoshop tools with limited or no effect on the masks.
Photo and Mask Integration	Photos and masks are seamlessly integrated showing strong understanding of layering and blending techniques.	Photos and masks are integrated with some noticeable blending or layering issues.	Integration of photos and masks is poor or incomplete, lacking effective blending or layering.
Creativity and Originality	Masks demonstrate high creativity and originality in design and execution beyond basic requirements.	Masks show some creativity and originality with basic design elements applied.	Masks lack creativity or originality and appear copied or minimally modified.
Presentation on website	Before and after images are clearly labeled, well-organized, and visually appealing on the website.	Images are posted on the website but with minimal labeling or organization.	Images are missing, poorly labeled, or not posted on the website.