THE2280ID D001 FALL 2024

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    Christopher Swift
    Participant

    Paste a link in your reply to your Google drive folder for this course. Make sure you put your first and last name in the title of the folder (see format for naming below). Within the course folder, create three subfolders: drawings, class notes, and research project. Please make sure that all these folders are shareable and can be viewed by all. I should not have to ask for permission to view the documents or folders.

    MAIN FOLDER: First and Last Name, Theatre History 2280ID, D001
    SUBFOLDER: Drawings
    SUBFOLDER: Class notes
    SUBFOLDER: Research project

    Post only a single link to your main folder by replying below. Nothing more. You will never need to email your drawings, class notes, or research project elements since I will have access to all of these in your Google folder.  I will be going into your folders throughout the semester to check on your progress.

    Thank you for setting up your folders in this manner and posting the link to your main folder only (not to individual documents). Again, in order for me to see your work you need to set up sharing on your folder:

    <!– x-tinymce/html –>

    Right click folder
    Select SHARE
    Under General Access select ANYONE WITH LINK
    On the right hand side of the dialogue box, select role as VIEWER
    Click COPY LINK
    Reply to this post and paste the link in the dialogue box.

    #95230

    Zethora
    Participant

    Zethora Thomas- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Jy16tt55NASHe1iJpzYEKnZUxZb-v136?usp=drive_link

     

    Class notes: excellent! great use of multi-media for labeling and image.

    Drawings: your perspective drawing technique needs work. I don’t think you are being faithful in establishing a single vanishing point and linking your horizontal lines to that point. Please see me during office hours so I can show you what you are doing wrong. The amphitheater and the tragic stage are not submittable at this point.

    #95258

    August Snyder
    Participant

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ror-uPlcZuv8UoD5KiNW51jU1oImp7dp?usp=sharing

     

    Class notes are skeletal — you have many terms without definitions. But perhaps this is enough for you?

    Sketches: missing the tragic stage. Go to the drawing assignment instructions to make sure you have everything we covered to date. The perspective on the amphitheater is not correct and needs a little work. Horizontal lines must all converge at the vanishing point at the horizon. Right now, some of your “horizontal lines” (like the lines of the roofs) are actually drawn parallel to one another. This is not correct. Please see me during office hours so I can show you how you need to be more precise in your line drawings.

    #95280

    Marc Chu
    Participant

    Marc Chu – https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/11yNErBOle4iCe3Om2U-kKZHlYUJSzoBs

    Excellent class notes! I hope this is translating to good quiz scores.

    The vault drawings are very good and in general there is a good deal of precision in what you do. However, the tragic stage needs to be re-done. You are not connecting your horizontal lines to the single vanishing point. Please make an appointment to see me during office hours so that I can show you how this is done.

    #95281

    Rose
    Participant

    Rose Kqira-  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ONl8tACeAOcFcM473E1TXJSn39Yr1O-h?usp=sharing

    No lecture notes. ??

    Missing your tragic stage. The work on the vaults is very good and precise. The shading and line drawing for the amphitheater is careful and neat. But the perspective is not accurate. The vertical lines of a perspective drawing should be perpendicular to the bottom of the page. The horizontal lines must emanate directly from a single vanishing point. See me during office hours if you need help. It’s essential that you understand this for the tragic stage.

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    #95286

    Shane
    Participant

    Shane Shepherd-  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-P_FSpCaI0png0ezKrofl8g8PaoXL0Zj?usp=sharing

    Excellent work all around. The lines in your arches and amphitheater are clean. I especially appreciate the method you used for coordinating your plan and elevation views of the Noh Theatre.

    #95302

    Natasha Sarmiento
    Participant

    Natasha Sarmiento- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SsHESCDcV7GZVQVxvDd6OtV4yu3PzZw3?usp=sharing

     

    Excellent work on the Greek amphitheater, Natasha. Very precise. Good classroom lecture notes as well. You are missing a number of other drawings, however.

    #95308

    KerolB
    Participant

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vyCHRn8FZH-5Mcv1BI9mo3OrON0_yJeb?usp=share_link

    Excellent work. Drawings embedded classroom notes are helpful, I’m sure. The work you did on your sketches shows great care and an effort.

    #95318

    Promyse
    Participant

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1uWQuKZxqWwyL-0FX7jVX2yJerX3cR1de

    -Promyse Williams

    Promyse: I’m not able to access your folders using this link. You need to make the link shareable. Please follow the instructions carefully so I can view and respond to your work.

    #95321

    Kevin Lliguin
    Participant

    <span style=”color: #242424; font-family: Segoe UI, Segoe UI Web (West European), -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Roboto, Helvetica Neue, sans-serif;”><span style=”font-size: 15px;”>https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1A37rxKVVvnxrW4EdzIWXXIGA09nCnGnl?usp=drive_link</span></span&gt;

    -Kevin Lliguin

    Kevin: you have not posted any drawings and only one lecture in your class notes. Please see me in office hours immediately.

    #95322

    equigs8
    Participant

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DAnrJ4VNUJgn8eMZNrToeEVax105kP1F?usp=drive_link

    – Ethan Quigley

    I don’t see any of your drawings here Ethan. Although I do remember you working on them in class. Please post ASAP (refer to assignment instructions for list of required sketches).

    Your classroom notes are carefully recorded, but I only see notes through the Noh theatre lectures.

    #95325

    Elthon
    Participant

    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1waO4XVqAY36KqN-7Si963UiPjlnXPE6G?usp=sharing

    – Elthon Gonzalez

    Great work, overall. Class notes are thorough — although I don’t see the most recent lectures. Did you post the modernized version of the Chorus speech for your classmates?

    Drawings: well done!

    #95326

    chris
    Participant

    Christos Klitsinikos – https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12nMsKynrImaIZsyX8m9NpGp9MrCUnLIc?usp=sharing

    Your classroom lecture notes are very sparse — and I only see two days of lecture notes there. I hope you are taking notes every day! It will boost your performance in quizzes.

    You have only two out of the six drawings we have done so far in class. Both are done well, but where are the others?

    #95330

    Mikkel
    Participant

    Mikkel Lafleur- https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1g1U9LazmyTIrL1HxEkAq1bEHAIaXq1ep?usp=sharing

    Your folders are empty, Mikkel. Have you been completing the work, but just have neglected to upload it to your Google drive?

    #95341

    Dominic Padon
    Participant

    Dominic Padon Drive Link:
    https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1In_ffHCNwa07hVuYWgkXoGvumrEfKd-8?usp=sharing

    You are missing a number of days of lecture notes, reflecting your poor attendance this semester.

    The drawings are very good, although I note that the roof of the skene of your amphitheater is not pointing to the common vanishing point. Also, you are missing Serlio’s Tragic Stage.

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