Thursday, September 20, 2007
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Session 5: Group crit on digital sketches
We reviewed the work-in-progress compositions from the class. The photo was a result of the school not having an accessible server space for classes. Loading the files worked but it took almost 30 minutes.

Many students were able to transition from analog to digital with varied success. I asked them to briefly describe what they were trying to accomplish and the students and I gave constructive feedback as to how it worked.
There was a group of students willing to share thoughts and comments but there was a group who were rather silent, although attentive. What relieved me was the fact that the students weren't rationalizing their work. I will have to share why this is important with them in future sessions.
Many students were able to transition from analog to digital with varied success. I asked them to briefly describe what they were trying to accomplish and the students and I gave constructive feedback as to how it worked.
There was a group of students willing to share thoughts and comments but there was a group who were rather silent, although attentive. What relieved me was the fact that the students weren't rationalizing their work. I will have to share why this is important with them in future sessions.
Thursday, September 13, 2007
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Session 2: Project Rhythm—an introduction
Introduce first project
Look at flip books
Discuss discoveries
Listen to music
Review examples
Look at flip books
Discuss discoveries
Listen to music
Review examples
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Session 1: Introductions and a small project
The first day of instruction for the newly minted BFA candidates and I met for the first time. We briefly went over the course syllabus, took some time to ask them what they thought this class was for. I also asked why they were studying design and learned that everyone had unique goals and backgrounds coming into design: industrial design, architecture, computer science, advertising, art, etc.
A small project was given, to see how students addressed problem solving. In preparation for the first project they were to create a flip book using 2 x 2 post-it notes. It was to be at least 1/2 inch thick and on standard yellow color post-it notes. I am curious as to how people will address this small project.
Once the FTP space is assigned, I will try have the class documents available on this blog.
A small project was given, to see how students addressed problem solving. In preparation for the first project they were to create a flip book using 2 x 2 post-it notes. It was to be at least 1/2 inch thick and on standard yellow color post-it notes. I am curious as to how people will address this small project.
Once the FTP space is assigned, I will try have the class documents available on this blog.
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