Peetz Creative Technology
Peetz High School Graphic Arts class blog of discussion and showcasing our work.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Friday, January 21, 2011
Doodle 4 Google
What the chance to earn $15,000 in scholarships?
Here is your chance. Doodle a logo for Google’s homepage. Get creative and think about how you can incorporate the Google name and “What I’d like to do someday…”, register by March 2nd and turn in the doodle by March 16th.
You might just see your creative designs on Google’s homepage on May 20th, 2011!
The top 40 Regional Finalists will be honored with their artwork displayed in the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Photo Contest Winners Announced
Our first ever Peetz High School Photo Contest “In Order” winners have been announced.
1st place: Emily Schumacher with photo titled “In Order”

She wins an 8x10” canvas print of her choice from www.CanvasPeople.com.
2nd place: Emily Schumacher with photo titled “ foreground background”

She wins $10.00 worth of photo prints from WalMart.
3rd place : Krista Adden with photo titled “in order 2”

She wins $3.00 gift certificate to Peetz Perks
Congratulations to all the winners and participants. Participants will probably get some treats and goodies next week in class. Maybe if I get really jiggy with things I will make some of those delicious lollipops again and the winner can choose to share or not share them. ![]()
Please leave a comment with the topic of our next photo contest if you would like to see one done.
All prizes were donated by Leslie Raffelson and are not promotions from companies or linked in any way with advertising.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Depth of Field examples
.http://www.flickr.com/photos/flowers-of-the-sea/4327001650/sizes/m/in/photostream/
This picture is an example from www.flickr.com taken by Eric Bryan. It is a great example of a small or narrow depth of field.
Please comment with other examples we should look at. Provide the link to the website where we can see the images. 2 images required.
Depth of Field Defined.
What is it? Read and research the internet and provide your own definition – that means write it yourself. Cite all the internet pages with a link of where you researched and found the definition information.
Monday, December 20, 2010
What Does Janessa See? Pt. 3
What Does Janessa See? Pt. 2
Most people condemn smokers. I admit it causes horrid breath, yellow teeth, bad health, and the odor clings to everything. The ones who amaze me are people who think smokers are less than them because of one particular habit/choice.
Though you might see me as being irrelevant, I disagree. This picture ignites anger in me. Anger because ignorant judgments are the root to racism, genocides, and hate crimes. The same tiny opinion about smoking can lead to something as drastic as the Holocaust. Maybe I'm being a little dramatic, but that's how I feel about it.
You can tell by his body language that he is either having a rough day, or a rough life.
Shoulders drooped. Back hunched. Arms resting on his thighs.
Maybe he just lugged all those sacks of potatoes (and onions?) to the spot they now remain.
They're waiting; plain and lonely. Because let's face it, it's not like potatoes are...cheesecake or anything.
No one gets ridiculously excited to see potatoes.
Maybe that's how this man feels. Plain and lonely. Rough day? Rough life? Doesn't matter.
His cigarette there is his only ally for the moment. And until you're at the point where the only perk in your day is slowly inhaling a cloud of black, poisonous smoke to make you feel better, I don't think anyone has the right to judge.

