Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
DePree: The Real Updated Proposal
Sorry - I exported only the first page....
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See the whole thing here:
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Beuerlein: Refined Proposal and Progress
UPDATED PROPOSAL HERE
I've collected 6 different articles that discuss the current packaging limitations in the industry as well as some background information on the problem I am attempting to solve with this project. I've annotated these sources to really solidify my knowledge of the market and inconsistencies that exist within it.
I've collected 6 different articles that discuss the current packaging limitations in the industry as well as some background information on the problem I am attempting to solve with this project. I've annotated these sources to really solidify my knowledge of the market and inconsistencies that exist within it.
Timeline Progress Report
I have recently just started reading a few different color science and theory books that I checked out at the library. I am starting to compile research so I will be able to start creating within the next few weeks.
Koosmann - Progress
I have refined my topics that I will cover in the book. I have narrowed it down to five topic.
1. Food
2. Fashion
3. Decorating
4. College and Dorm life
5. Tips and Advice
New Weekly Timeline:
1. Food
2. Fashion
3. Decorating
4. College and Dorm life
5. Tips and Advice
New Weekly Timeline:
Week 1:
1. Create schedule
Week 2:
1. Rework schedule.
2. Write 4 vegetarian grocery lists.
3. Write 4 carnivore grocery lists.
4. Write 10 breakfast recipes.
Week 3:
1. Write 10 lunch recipes.
2. Write 10 dinner recipes.
3. Write 5 snack recipes.
4. Write intro to food section.
Week 4:
1. Write food copy.
2. Take food pictures.
3. Think about layout.
Week 5:
1. Pick fashion categories.
2. Determine staples.
3. Decide 12 outfits.
Week 6:
1. Write fashion intro.
2. Write all fashion copy.
3. Take pictures if possible.
Week 7:
1. Think about life in dorms and apartments.
2. Make categories.
3. Write copy.
4. Research.
Week 8:
1. What to do your first day of classes.
2. What classes to take and when to take them.
3. How to be a better student and get involved.
4. How to survive midterms.
5. Write all copy.
Week 9:
1. Dorm life.
2. Tips for a good freshman year.
3. How to live with another person.
4. What to do if you hate your roommate.
5. Write copy and research. (put in InDesign).
Week 10:
1. General tips.
2. Staying sane.
3. Have a side project.
4. Write copy.
5. Think/ write table of contents.
Week 11:
1. Determine how many pages per section.
a. Layout.
2. Take photos (food, fashion, apartment, etc).
Week 12:
1. Look into studios if need be.
2. Take photos.
3. Make 10 recipe cards.
Week 13:
1. Take photos
2. Finish recipe cards.
3. Find place to get them printed.
4. Start to sketch and layout book.
Week 14:
1. Design book.
2. Get recipe cards printed.
Week 15:
1. Design book.
2. Put recipes up on blog.
Week 16:
1. Look into places to get book printed.
2. Finalize book for printing.
3. Get printed if possible.
4. Put recipes up on blog.
Week 17:
1. Update book if need be.
2. Get printed.
3. Make sure all recipe cards are printed.
Week 18:
1. Have all recipes up on blog.
2. Everything printed.
Week 19:
1. Have book in hand.
Carey Week 1 Timeline Update
Week 1 deadline: research books/book design
I have almost finished a book that I received from the library about Nancy Drew and feminism and have checked out another about Nancy Drew and gender roles. In addition, I found the earliest editions of Nancy Drew that maintain the story and language of the 1930 publication instead of the 1959 rewrite. I have begun to get all of the text into a document so I can set it later.
I have almost finished a book that I received from the library about Nancy Drew and feminism and have checked out another about Nancy Drew and gender roles. In addition, I found the earliest editions of Nancy Drew that maintain the story and language of the 1930 publication instead of the 1959 rewrite. I have begun to get all of the text into a document so I can set it later.
Kleiner - THREE TYPES proposal
THREE TYPES proposal
In terms of progress, I'm a bit behind. I haven't been able to really devote myself to research on any of the other types of learning styles besides Visual, and I'm low on ideas for what to do for the other two typographies.
I'm planning on spending a lot of time this week and weekend on looking into each learning style and sketching, and I plan to have my full proposal complete with inspiration and mock ups.
In terms of progress, I'm a bit behind. I haven't been able to really devote myself to research on any of the other types of learning styles besides Visual, and I'm low on ideas for what to do for the other two typographies.
I'm planning on spending a lot of time this week and weekend on looking into each learning style and sketching, and I plan to have my full proposal complete with inspiration and mock ups.
Monday, January 26, 2015
Timeline Revision and Progress
Since last week, I have progressed by updating my proposal, and finding inspiration in both my own work and others. I've refined what I want my physical project to look like, as well as decide on a video of my poster elements and a take away of a business card. I decided on a color palette for each of the three posters, but this is up for change. I also brainstormed headlines to include through the entire poster.
Previous Timeline
Previous Timeline
Tuesday
1.27
Group and individual meetings with each student,
work in class on proposal and timeline
- Continue work on proposal
- Gather Color Palette for each of the drugs that can treat patients; LSD, psilocybin, MDMA
- Think of possible headlines for pieces
- Begin collection photos that relates to these disorders
- Continue work on proposal
- Gather Color Palette for each of the drugs that can treat patients; LSD, psilocybin, MDMA
- Think of possible headlines for pieces
- Begin collection photos that relates to these disorders
Tuesday
2.3
Formal presentations of sketches, headlines,
colors and typographic choices in in Powerpoint
-
Create 2 visual representations
-
Add to collection of photos to use in collages
Tuesday
2.10
Small group critiques, and individual meetings
with students
-
Create 1 more visual representation
-
State type face regarding psychedelics
Tuesday
2.17
Formal presentations of sketches, headlines,
colors, typographic choices; present in Powerpoint
-
Create a layout of what will be on each piece of
exhibit
-
Finish type face regarding psychedelics
Tuesday
2.24
Small group critiques, and individual meetings
with students
-
Group
critique
-
Create
2 visual representations
-
Create
a headline for each drug
Tuesday
3.3
Outside critics invited for critique (A-L);
present in Powerpoint
-
Create a headline for each drug
-
Create 2 visual representations
Tuesday
3.3
Outside critics invited for critique (M-Z);
present in Powerpoint
-
Choose three songs for each therapy to play during the course of each ‘experience’
Tuesday 3.17
Final
Critique
- Small prints of parts to include
in exhibit
Week of March 30th
- Design of the “Take Home” portion of exhibit
- Design of the “Take Home” portion of exhibit
Week of April 6th
- Add
detail to the visual representations present
Week of April 13th
- Add detail to visual
representations present
Week of April 20th
- Brainstorm different media to
include in exhibit that would fit
- Add detail to visual
representation
Week of April 27th
- Include 2 to 3 other media or physical forms into the exhibit
Week of May 4th
-
Execute form of alternative media
Week of May 11th
-
Creation of web version of thesis
Week of May 18th
- -Upload work to web version of
thesis
Current Timeline
Tuesday 1.27
Group and individual meetings with each student, work in class on proposal and timeline
- Continue work on proposal
- Gather Color Palette for each of the drugs that can treat patients; LSD, psilocybin, MDMA.
- Brainstorm on possible headlines for subsections of posters
Tuesday 2.3
Formal presentations of sketches, headlines, colors and typographic choices in in Powerpoint
- Create 2 visuals for each disorder
- Add photos to use in collage
- Written description of reasoning behind each poster and what will set each apart from each other
Tuesday 2.10
Small group critiques, and individual meetings with students
- Create 2 visuals for each drug
- Add photos for collage
- Bring graphics to include in posters
Tuesday 2.17
Formal presentations of sketches, headlines, colors, typographic choices; present in Powerpoint
- Create a layout of each final poster. Where photos will go, graphics, headlines, and body type
- Bring 4 possible headlines regarding each posterr
Tuesday 2.24
Small group critiques, and individual meetings with students
- Sort information into separate paragraphs for each therapy
- Place what is present on layout of posters
Tuesday 3.3
Outside critics invited for critique (A-L); present in Powerpoint
- Polish at least one poster for final critique (MDMA likely)
Tuesday 3.3
Outside critics invited for critique (M-Z); present in Powerpoint
- Polish second poster for final critique (LSD)
Tuesday 3.17
Final Critique
- Full size of two different posters
Week of March 30th
- Gather digital aspects of posters on computer
- Create 3 more collages
Week of April 6th
- Catch up and fix the things you wanted to do but didn’t have time to yet
Week of April 13th
- Create layered psychedellic photoshop file
- Create ‘fog’ paper to lift when reading certain portions of ‘discovery’ that is made
Week of April 20th
- Bring layers of cut out aspect of poster to class
- Add more facts to posters along with graphics when needed
Week of April 27th
- Complete patteren multiple layered psychedellic paper cut-out which will be
compiled to put on take-away card
- Cut out printed layers of psychedellic drawing
Week of May 4th
- Start video version for online portion
- Final design of take-away card
Week of May 11th
- Progross of video for online portion
- Print copies of take-away from capstone
Week of May 18th
- Print out three completed posters
- Progress of video for online portion
Week of May 29th
- Project is complete
- Three posters matted
- Complete video on website
Week of June 1st
- Installation of final product
Group and individual meetings with each student, work in class on proposal and timeline
- Continue work on proposal
- Gather Color Palette for each of the drugs that can treat patients; LSD, psilocybin, MDMA.
- Brainstorm on possible headlines for subsections of posters
Tuesday 2.3
Formal presentations of sketches, headlines, colors and typographic choices in in Powerpoint
- Create 2 visuals for each disorder
- Add photos to use in collage
- Written description of reasoning behind each poster and what will set each apart from each other
Tuesday 2.10
Small group critiques, and individual meetings with students
- Create 2 visuals for each drug
- Add photos for collage
- Bring graphics to include in posters
Tuesday 2.17
Formal presentations of sketches, headlines, colors, typographic choices; present in Powerpoint
- Create a layout of each final poster. Where photos will go, graphics, headlines, and body type
- Bring 4 possible headlines regarding each posterr
Tuesday 2.24
Small group critiques, and individual meetings with students
- Sort information into separate paragraphs for each therapy
- Place what is present on layout of posters
Tuesday 3.3
Outside critics invited for critique (A-L); present in Powerpoint
- Polish at least one poster for final critique (MDMA likely)
Tuesday 3.3
Outside critics invited for critique (M-Z); present in Powerpoint
- Polish second poster for final critique (LSD)
Tuesday 3.17
Final Critique
- Full size of two different posters
Week of March 30th
- Gather digital aspects of posters on computer
- Create 3 more collages
Week of April 6th
- Catch up and fix the things you wanted to do but didn’t have time to yet
Week of April 13th
- Create layered psychedellic photoshop file
- Create ‘fog’ paper to lift when reading certain portions of ‘discovery’ that is made
Week of April 20th
- Bring layers of cut out aspect of poster to class
- Add more facts to posters along with graphics when needed
Week of April 27th
- Complete patteren multiple layered psychedellic paper cut-out which will be
compiled to put on take-away card
- Cut out printed layers of psychedellic drawing
Week of May 4th
- Start video version for online portion
- Final design of take-away card
Week of May 11th
- Progross of video for online portion
- Print copies of take-away from capstone
Week of May 18th
- Print out three completed posters
- Progress of video for online portion
Week of May 29th
- Project is complete
- Three posters matted
- Complete video on website
Week of June 1st
- Installation of final product
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