Thursday, May 19, 2005

Have A Great Summer

I will be grading your projects over the next week. Starting Friday, May 27, your projects will be available at my office, RDG Planning & Design, at 900 Farnam on the Mall, Suite 100, in the lower level of the GreenHouse Building, on the Gene Leahy Mall. I will keep them there until June 17. You can stop by between the hours of 8am and 5:30pm Monday-Friday to pick them up. Thanks for all of your hard work and enjoy your summer.

Thursday, May 12, 2005

For Class May 19

LAST DAY OF CLASS!

Project 1.4 DUE

Project 4 DUE

FINAL EXAM study

Thursday, May 05, 2005

For Class May 12

Have a cover design sample, and some ideas for binding for Project 1.4.

Have at least one layout printed out for Project 4.

Keep studying for the Final Exam

Thursday, April 28, 2005

For Class May 5th

Project 1.3 DUE

Have a rough draft of your report for Project 4.

Be ready to do some thumbnail sketches (bring some colored pencils or markers).

Final Exam Review Sheet

There will be a Final Exam on our last class period, May 19. Here is the Final Exam Review Sheet. Start studying now!

Thursday, April 21, 2005

Things To Know

Hopefully by now you are pretty good at recognizing fonts. Be able to recognize:

For Class April 28th

Project 3 DUE
(Don't forget to bring your electronic file!)

Bring three (3) options each of 1.3.A, 1.3.B, 1.3.C, 1.3.D (In color and trimmed!). Here's the Project 1.3 projectsheet.

Read chapter 9 of The Clair Book

Monday, April 18, 2005

The Perfectly Mounted Board Would Have...

  • Tracing paper covering all of the front of the black board and nothing more (other than to wrap around and attach to the back)
  • Artists tape cut cleanly with an X-acto knife rather than torn (be careful not to cut through to the board when trimming your tape)
  • A perfectly centered composition (remember to erase your pencil marks)
  • No glue residue sticking to the tracing paper (watch out for overspray onto other compositions when you are spraying)
  • Everything centered, lined up, and cut at right angles with laser-like precision. There is no detail too small.

Thursday, April 14, 2005

For Class April 21

Project 1.2 DUE

Bring three (3) trimmed sample spreads for Project 3.

Read Chapter 7 of The Clair Book