Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Monday, October 18
Class for Monday, October 18th has been cancelled. The lab will be open for you to work, but attendance is not mandatory for either Monday or Wednesday. The project due dates have not changed, but there will be no group critique this week. Instead, for the 8.5 x 11 post due this week, please post to the wall in the long hallway we used for our larger posters. Please meet with at least two classmates for suggestions on the printed posters and post their suggestions to the blog (along with your corrections to the design) by Monday October 28th. Post the final posters at this time as well, on the next wall over.
Monday, October 11, 2010
PAPER BOMBS cont...
All students should have had a work in progress critique by the end of class on Monday, October 18th.
8.5x11 versions of both posters must be posted to the wall and the blog by the beginning of class on Wednesday, October 21.
11x17 finished posters should be posted to the wall and the blog by the beginning of class on Monday, October 28th.
Monday, September 13, 2010
Please note:
All email regarding this class should have the following for the subject heading:
ART4990C 2410 ADV GRAPH or
Re: ART4990C 2410 ADV GRAPHEmail responses to mail from me, sent through argus to the class, will automatically have the above as a subject heading.
Monday, September 13th, 2010
We will work to combine all of the elements we have found on the web (and converted to the illustration style of our WPA posters) into a single design. This means that you will need to create a setting or ground for your elements (the person and three objects)
Do not yet worry about turning this design into something with a propaganda message. First try and assemble all of the elements into a composition. Be mindful of the composition of your original WPA poster and the mood the composition creates. Answer the following questions in paragraph form on your blog before beginning:
Why might the artist have used the particular setting?
figure/ground relationships?
figure/figure relationships?
What is the artists saying with the composition?
What is the artists saying with light?
How might you evoke similarly without any text?
How might you change the mood without any text in a manner that stays true to the original artwork?
The final design should be tabloid sized and printed on the laserjet 5550.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Class for Wednesday, September First
Please use class time to work on a figure based on the style of your WPA poster.
The next step in the project will be based on the "Paper Bombs" article you are reading. Use addition class time to consider possibilities for this project. We will be making two posters, one to boost the morale of students during exam week, the other to demoralize them. The propaganda or advertising strategy for one of these posters should bear a direct relationship to the strategy used in your WPA poster, as should the design style.
Advertising Strategies and Propaganda
Please read the following linked list:
link to Propaganda Techniques on Wikipedia:
link to Propaganda article on Wikipedia:
Also your reading assignment is here:
Post three related images to your blog.
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