2 Color Poster Project
~ 2 COLOR POSTER PROJECT ~
Project Sheet PDF
Competency:
#503 Demonstrate basic use of page layout software - InDesign
Project:
Utilizing Cornell Notes with class lecture & demonstration of Adobe InDesign, the student will first create 2 abstract designs showing their use of each tool reviewed. Next the student will reproduce the fundraiser poster provided to them with concern for accuracy in both typography & measurement. Lastly the student will creatively design their own SkillsUSA poster as a Live Job to include all of the content provided, all to the criteria detailed in the PDF.
Key Points & MAX Strategy:
Utilizing "Cornell Notes" as a comprehension strategy, we will use Class Lecture, demo, & hands on activities for SkillsUSA poster as a Live Job
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Selection Tool
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Direct Select Tool
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Type Tool & Text on a Path
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Line Tool
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Pencil Tool
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Pen Tool
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Rectangle, Elipse Frame & Polygon Frame Tool
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Rectangle, Elipse & Polygon Shape Tool
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Color Palette
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Character Palette
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Stroke Palette
Rotation 2: Introduction to Portrait Lighting
Competency: #802 Compose a photograph through the lens & #803 Demonstrate use of lighting.
For this assignment, you will be photographing a mannequin first. You will photograph each of the lighting styles we go over, as well as the creative ones of your choice.
After showing you know the correct lighting and light setups, you will photograph a classmate with the required lighting(s). You may also have time to photograph a student outside of the DPI classroom to
Lighting Styles light position:
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Butterfly - light above
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Loop - light 45° to the side above the subject
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Rembrandt - triangle of light on 'cheek'
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Split - light directly to the side of your subject
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Broad vs Short - face turned away from camera
butterfly
split
loop
rembrandt
short
broad
uplight/horror
backlit
Creative Lighting
Once you finish shooting your mask with the 6 traditional portrait lighting styles, now it's time to get creative, pull out your string/fairy lights and use them to light your mask, use your whisk, cheese grater or blinds to make interesting shadows, use colored paper over your light to make a gel, or try something new we didn't go over. You will need to try at least 3 different creative techniques and photograph at least 6 different photographs.
Make sure you pay attention to your exposure and composition during both assignments!
In Teams, make sure you upload the 6 lighting styles it the light assignment and your 6 (not more than 10) creative ones into the creative assignment.