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agenda: 11/25
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Monthly Archives: November 2024
Homework due 12/9
due: 11:30, Monday, 12/9
goal: create order through sequencing
objective: use grids over multiple pages
theme: create order
to do
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- finalize your poster
- animation
- process book
1. Poster
Finalize … Read More
agenda: 11/21
This Week’s has been outlined in detail to give a clear vision of the overall course.
Course Goals: Introduce the field of graphic design including its basic working methods … Read More
homework due 11/21
Create a typographic composition that explains your designer to your classmates
homework
1 poster
2. resume
1 Revise your poster
Create 2 revisions and post to Miro
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- explain your
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agenda: 11/18
This Week’s has been outlined in detail to give a clear vision of the overall course.
Course Goals: Introduce the field of graphic design including its basic working methods … Read More
Homework: due 11/25
Due 11/25, 8:30
Topic: Meaning
Goals: Create a dynamic composition with meaning
Objectives: Use proportion to highlight “intention.”
homework
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- two posters
- resume
3. sketches
1. Poster
revise 2 posters… Read More
Homework: due 11/18
Due 11/6, 8:30
Topic: Meaning
Goals: Create a dynamic composition with meaning
Objectives: Use proportion to highlight “intention.”
to do:
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- two posters
- bring resume info to class
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agenda: 11/11
This Week’s has been outlined in detail to give a clear vision of the overall course.
Course Goals: Introduce the field of graphic design including its basic working methods … Read More
homework due 11/14 poster
Create a typographic composition that explains your designer to your classmates
- Upload 3 typographic images of your designer to Miro
2. Sketch
Using your approved typographic composition, SKETCH 5 … Read More
homework due 11/7 poster
Create a typographic composition that explains your designer to your classmates
challenge: How do you create a readable, asymmetrically balanced images with clear hierarchy?
