Intro to Computer Graphic Art: Searches

Here are the results from the image search teams. The Plants & Vines team did a great job coming up with multiple options per person! I only posted submitted images if I could verify that you are permitted to create a derivative work.

You Are What You Eat

Lettuce

Sunday Dinner: Almond-topped Cod with pasta and corndog by Kevin Lim,
licensed Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial ShareAlike

Plants & Vines

Flowers in the garden in Ammerzoden

Beautiful Depression 1

Bicycle Parts

bicycle*

Tricycle

Bones

x-ray foot*

Common Household Items

Table Lamp, John Pierpont Morgan residence, New York City
Photographed by E.F. Caldwell & Co., c. 1905, from the Smithsonian Institution Libraries
Public Domain, but to be safe follow Smithsonian Terms of Use

around home 4*

* Indicates the photographer must be notified when using the image in any public work.

Disaster Plan

What will you do when (not if) things go wrong? Because this is a hybrid course you need a plan for technology failure or unavailability. Back up the digital files you create for class in more than one location.

Print out your syllabus and the instructor's contact information, store it in your mobile phone, or whatever you need to do so that you can get in touch when technology fails or you are away from a computer. If a technology failure that will affect your course work happens, you should contact your instructor immediately. Technological failure is not an acceptable excuse for failing to turn in assigned work by the due date.

Intro to Computer Graphic Art

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Searches

You Are What You Eat

Plants & Vines

Bicycle Parts

Bones

Common Household Items

Followers

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