Homework Due THIS CLASS
- Project #2: Pattern Mashup is DUE. Come prepared to present your inked Pattern Mashup to the class for critique.
Fall 2019 | COMD1100_LC108 | Prof. Spevack
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Homework Due THIS CLASS
- Finish your Pattern Mashup mockups using the modular grid provided in class. [Modular Grid – 11″x17″ paper )
- Contribute to the Visual Library.
Homework for THIS CLASS
- Finish your 6 refined patterns and 6 refined textures on sketchbook paper. These should look neat and clean.
Homework Due THIS CLASS
- Writing: Spend 10 minutes writing about your favorite song; describing it in terms of pattern, line, shape, variety.
Homework Due THIS CLASS
- Project #1 Deliver: Update the written reflection in your Curious Artifacts post to include feedback from the critique.
Homework Due THIS CLASS
- PROJECT #1 is DUE for critique!
- It’s better to submit an incomplete project than a late project.
Homework Due
- Finish your thumbnail sketches and bring a refined sketch to class.
- IMPORTANT! Come prepared with necessary materials (see list below) to COMPLETE your inked compositions in class.
Homework Due
- Finish your thumbnail sketches and bring a refined sketch to class.
- Come prepared (see materials list) to COMPLETE your inked compositions in class!
Homework Due
- Complete the design thinking Mind Map and writing that we started last class.
- Bring in the three curiosity artifacts (actual objects or photos of objects) that you identified in your mind map.
Homework Due
- Become a member of our OpenLab course!
- Contribute to the Visual Library using the photographs from our walk or something else that inspires you.
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