Ways of Seeing – FYLC Fall 2018
First Year Learning Community
The image above provides the authors visual representation of the word nightmare. The material used to create this image were inking pens and a brush pen. The word nightmare is visually represented through a lot of dark shadowy figures, drawing closer to the frightened man hiding him himself under sheets.
A few reminders:
Just a reminder that this event is coming up tomorrow!
Hello all! I strongly encourage you to mark your calendar and attend this important event hosted by COMD and AIGA’s Emerge initiative.
“We are hosting a panel discussion/ workshop about story-telling, especially the telling and owning of diverse perspectives. I want our students to understand the power of their story. ”
– Prof. George Garrastegui, Jr., AIGA Diversity & Inclusion Task Force
Owning Your Narrative
Tuesday Oct 2nd, 6pm – 8:30pm
NYC College of Technology
Pearl Room 114/115
Invited Panel Guests:
Ruki Ravikumar
Director of Education, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Stefanie Smith
Director, Inclusion & Diversity at The One Club for Creativity
Shaton Winston
Creative Lead / Copywriter / Content Strategist
Check the COMD class site to see what is due and what materials are needed for class on Thursday/tomorrow.
See you soon!
Materials Needed for THIS Monday’s Class:
See you soon!
Just a reminder that your posts and comments for Project #1: Phase 2: Define are due in class on Thursday. Please have your posts and comments ready for critique when you arrive.
Come prepared with the required supplies to work on the last phase of this project: inking!
Check the COMD1100 class site > Class #4 Homework for details.
Just a reminder that Wednesday, September 5th follows a Monday schedule.
Project #1: Phase 1: Discover is due. Please have your posts and comments ready for critique.
Check the COMD1100 class site > Class #2 Homework for details.
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