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
Perspective - Linear, Tonal & Foreshortening




11th Rotation Homework Theme - Perspective
For this rotation, you must demonstrate that you understand the three types of perspective - linear, tonal and foreshortening.
For photo homework - you must submit 4 different photos of each type, labeled on your contact sheet. If you take the required number of required shots, you may then take up to 4 forced perspective for bonus. And as always with photo homework, remember no social media 'filters.' No photo-shopping or editing! Must be captured in camera!
Required shots -
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4 linear
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4 tonal
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4 foreshortening
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up to 4 forced BONUS
For sketchbook this week, you will pick just ONE type of perspective and use that as your reference. You may NOT do forced perspective.
No matter if you are looking for the perfect reference for your sketchbook or for that perfect shot with the camera, keep the following in mind:
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Try a new point of view, get down low or stand above & over your subject
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Think beyond the obvious & and be creative
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Always be thoughtful of your composition - PLAN your space! Remember you MUST utilize MARGINS in your sketchbook




You may not do forced perspective for sketchbook.


