Wednesday August 25

INSIDE OUT/OUTSIDE IN

Find objects on the web and abstract them into the style of your WPA poster of choice.

Use the palette you create from the poster.

Simplicissimus

Reading for Wednesday, August 25:

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WPA UWF

WPA UWF post I:

Go to the following link and browse through posters from the WPA Artists:

Posters from the WPA

Find three posters of interest to you, each from a different section:

1. Health and Safety

2. Cultural Programs

3. Travel and Tourism

4. Educational Programs

5. Community Activities

6. Federal Project Number One

7. World War II

Post the posters to your blog and do the following for each of the posters:

a. Respond to the palette from the poster:

Bring the poster into Illustrator or Photoshop and isolate the palette into adjacent rectangles of color.. Post this palette to your blog. Respond strictly to this pallette (not the poster): what is the relationship between the colors, what do they do, how do they work?

b. Respond to the illustration style of the poster:

Find photographic images of the objects featured in the poster (as un-stylized or as documentary as possible given the limited resources of the internet) . Notice how the artist has abstracted these objects into an illustration style. Describe this style, the artist's process, in relation to the photographic representations.

c. Respond to the persuasive technique of the poster:

How is the poster working to influence behavior? What is the poster asking you to do? How is the poster convincing you to do it?

Modern Record Jackets

http://www.projectthirtythree.com/

Joseph Albers Record Jackets

Final Critique

9:15 am

Wednesday, April 28

We will be looking at the prints of your Earth Day Posters.

Printed Art Department posters

CFPA, Theatre, and Music Identities (digital)

Also due is a disc with the .ai files from all projects

(your files will be used to maintain our department website with high res. examples of student work, if your work is used, you will be notified and, of course credited)

Mr. Herring,

The UWF Rugby club is working to reach a larger group of students and faculty on campus. With this goal in mind, we have decided to hold a portfolio contest for any interested students with cash prizes going to the top two portfolios (First place - $100, Second place - $50).

We ask that you pass this information on to your classes.

Each participating student will design a portfolio of four separate fliers with the themes designated below.

Flier 1 - Game announcement
Flier 2 - Recap of past season/recruitment
Flier 3 - Recruitment flier juxtaposed with lack of football team containing pertanent practice info.
Flier 4 - FAQ flier/recruitment

The dead line for contest entries will be May 15th, 2010.

Have interested parties contact Michael Parlato (mvp2@students.uwf.edu) for more details about the themes and restrictions.

Thank you for your time and assistance.

Michael Parlato