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Review last week's homework videos. Talk about the embedded questions in Edpuzzle.

Begin Ampersands project.

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Typography Refresher lecture
- What is typography
- Classifications
- Examples
- Tracking, Kerning, Leading
- Using the right font for the job
Short video - FROM PAPER TO SCREEN

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Lecture - Using the right font for the job

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Lecture - Using the right font for the job

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LECTURE - using the right fonts for the job

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Supercharge your creativity video
https://youtu.be/MC4aPIAGh2w

Copyright videos
https://youtu.be/XzzkSZ0Jrko
https://youtu.be/4hV67Ga4oC4
Go through "Copyright infringement examples"
Allow the rest of the period to work on Art History

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Just for fun. Start the period with a Kahoot game testing Art Nouveau knowledge. Play the "Color Kingdoms" game mode
https://create.kahoot.it/share/art-nouveau/7652d980-9c54-4eb9-9e8f-a4eefcaac39b

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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[VIDEO] How to Save Your School Files (The Right Way!)This is a really helpful, and short, tutorial for naming your digital files correctly.

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[VIDEO] How to Save Your School Files (The Right Way!)This is a really helpful, and short, tutorial for naming your digital files correctly.

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How to Save Your School Files (The Right Way!)

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This is a quick overview.
There will be time to go into each point in more detail.

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This is a complete list of vocab for this pathway. Use this as a study guide to prepare for the final exam.

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Homework - Graphic Design Theory series - #1

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Set this up in Edpuzzle

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If there's anything you would like me to cover in a video, then let me know by commenting down below! 🔗 LinksWill Paterson: https://linktr.ee/willpatersonJo...

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Norms and procedures, course introduction, Intro to Class

What is the class about?

Norms and Procedures

Daily routine

Check Google Classroom for new posts

Check Gmail

Check Google Calendar and schedule everything you need to be reminded about

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FROM PAPER TO SCREEN from Thibault de Fournas on Vimeo

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Homework - Graphic Design Theory series - #2

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Graphic Design: Is It a Good Career? Motivation and Mindset

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First Day Presentation - Visual Communications

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Images in Zip file attached

Specs - 11"x17" Portrait
Explore the ampersand form and create a unique poster. The only thing on the poster should be an ampersand. You can use a digital character that you love or explore the character by hand, using the medium of your choice.

Create a Moodboard
Sketches and notes about the materials and concept that you will be using.

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Angela Langlotz - Trademark & Copyright Attorney - TrademarkDoctor.net

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Why Are These Identical Logos Not An Infringement? Case Study: Orange Theory vs. HubSpot

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Graphic Design Theory #3 - Contrast Part 1

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Having students create a unique set of 6 designs for a number might be challenging enough, but how about having them create a large scale illustration of one of their designs? Or, have them construct the letterform out of a variety of materials as a mixed media project.

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The Art of Logo Design | Off Book | PBS Digital Studios

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HANDOUT
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CV8OTaortP52Y68eiy_PNO58A8CNUKBKvZNFma9JR0k/edit?usp=sharing

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Do not study or prepare students for this quiz

The purpose of this quiz is to see how much you've retained about typography from last year.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YLnNjDPyl01sjOB6ShOPQNvP_Qp9gGe0/view?usp=sharing

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Test-Graphic Design Vocabulary Quiz #1 -Quizlet.pdf

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Should I Trademark or Copyright My Logo? | Trademarks Registration |

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How To Find Graphic Inspiration For Your Next Campaign

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(VIDEO) Typography has always been a great way to tell a story. This short video demonstrates the transition typography has made from paper to the movie screen.

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(VIDEO) Typography has always been a great way to tell a story. This short video demonstrates the transition typography has made from paper to the movie screen.

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FROM PAPER TO SCREEN from Thibault de Fournas on Vimeo

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Monday 9/12
Review last week's homework videos. Talk about the embedded questions in Edpuzzle.

Go over samples of current day Art Nouveau

Tuesday 9/13

Wednesday 9/14

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Graphic Design Theory #9 - Gestalt Principles

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Photography Copyright 101 - Photographer Business

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How to Emulate Illustration Styles in 5 Steps

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How to Emulate Illustration Styles in 5 Steps

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How to Emulate Illustration Styles in 5 Steps

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Graphic Design Theory #13 - Leading Lines

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Graphic Design Theory #4 - Contrast Part 2

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A unit in oral communication designed to give students poise, speaking confidence, and the ability to develop and produce a focused, well-organized speech that holds the audience's attention through effective delivery methods. Presentational skills and audience-centered communication are emphasized.

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Designing a logo for a REAL Client! | Graphic Design

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Define Policies and Procedures
Determine the usual Policies and Procedures from what the students know

Bathroom breaks?

new policy TBD

Getting up for any reason?

Generally not a problem, unless you're going to waste time.

Phones in class?

Phones must be stored away in your backpack or purse, and placed in the Backpack Area. The ONLY two acceptable uses, with the teacher's permission, for phones in class are:

1. Watching a tutorial while working on your computer

2. Using the camera for something in your project

Need help with anything at all?

Ask a classmate. Give each other a chance to show what they've learned. Remember that when you can teach someone else to do something, and they succeed, that shows your level of mastery in that thing.

Then as Mr. Block

Need any supplies like pens, scissors, or rulers?

Feel free to leave your seat without permission to grab supplies for your project.

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Indesign - Typesetting and stylesheets week 1

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Indesign - Typesetting and stylesheets week 1

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How to iterate on your logo design when you're working in Illustrator.
Watch this video to learn how Mr. Block iterates on vector illustrations to find just the right look for any project. This logo design is for a company called Lewis & Ludo, a company selling products to women who love their dogs.

https://youtu.be/-QtdDQ9QC1o

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Logo Design: Iterating on a design in Adobe Illustrator

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Bell Work - In three sentences or less, what's wrong with this design? In your own words, add your thoughts into the class comments.

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Graphic Design Theory #10 - Hierarchy with Fonts

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Graphic Design Theory #14 - Negative Space

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Graphic Design Theory #5 - Typography Part 1 (Legibility and Readability)

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(duplicate post from 21)

The purpose of this project is to develop an illustration for a 1980s neon-themed aesthetic poster.

Art and design in the '80s used a lot of bright neon colors, mathematical elements like grids and polygonal shapes, and laser beams. These were all highly symbolic of the tech at that time, which included the first cell phones, computers, and yes... lasers.

SPECS - 11"x17" Poster

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In Class Assignment - College Research as a group

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Begin with a conversation about where they can go with a design degree. In small groups, have students look at a degree program on the SCAD website.
~ Break into small groups 4-5 people.
~ Look at www.SCAD.edu
~ Go to Academics > Programs
~ Search in the Undergraduate category, assign each group one of the following to research.
> School of Communication Arts
> School of Design
> School of Digital Media
~ As a group they must select a program from within their assigned section and find out the following information.
> Everyone must open a Google Doc and take notes on the information they are about to research.
> What careers are available to you in this program?
> Select one occupation to research then go to www.linkedin.com/salary
> Click on See More Insights
> Find the salary range for less than one year experience
> Find the salary range for 15+ years experience
> Click View Jobs
> Find three companies who are hiring
> Find out what they are offering to pay
> Find out what the job responsibilities are
> Find out what education is required
> Find out what skills and experience they'd like you to have
Come back to the whole class and one rep from your group present their findings to the class.

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Assignment (cont) - Mixed media posters - School Spirit

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Assignment (cont) - Mixed media posters - School Spirit

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Graphic Design Theory #11 - Text Color Limitations

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The Supreme Court Will Hear Lawsuit Over Whether Warhol Committed Copyright Infringement

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Andy Warhol. Associated Press

The Supreme Court said on Monday that it would review a closely watched copyright infringement lawsuit that pits the Andy Warhol Foundation against the photographer Lynn Goldsmith. The Court's decision could have major implications for "fair use" of copyrighted materials in art.

Few cases related to contemporary art have ever been heard by the Supreme Court.

In 1984, Warhol used a 1981 photograph that Goldsmith had taken of the pop star Prince as the basis for a series of paintings. Goldsmith's picture of Prince was shot on assignment for Newsweek. On commission for Vanity Fair, Warhol used the photograph as a reference, allegedly without Goldsmith's knowledge of the project. She claimed decades later that Warhol had committed copyright infringement by using it.

The Warhol Foundation's lawsuit has already been considered a major one. Whatever decision the Supreme Court makes on the suit is likely to prove decisive, as it will clarify what constitutes "fair use" for artists who rely on appropriated ready-made images in their practices, a notoriously sticky artistic strategy that has landed figures like Jeff Koons and Richard Prince in court previously.

"We welcome the Supreme Court's decision to grant review in this case," Roman Martinez, a lawyer for the firm Latham's Supreme Court & Appellate Practice, which is representing the Warhol Foundation, said in a statement. "The 'fair use' doctrine plays an essential role in protecting free artistic expression and advancing core First Amendment values."

The case was initiated in 2017 when the Warhol Foundation preemptively sued Goldsmith in New York with the aim of getting a ruling that the Pop artist had not committed copyright infringement with his "Prince Series." The Southern District Court of New York ruled in the foundation's favor in 2019.

But Goldsmith appealed the case and registered a legal win in 2021, when the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals said that said that her photograph was the "recognizable foundation" for the "Prince Series" paintings. Basing his decision on the visual qualities of the Warhol paintings, Judge Gerald Lynch said that Warhol may have changed the look of some parts of Goldsmith's portrait-the color tones, for example-but that he had not done so in a "transformative" way.

By the end of last year, the Warhol Foundation had begun to seek a Supreme Court review of the case.

The news comes amid a period of heightened interest in Warhol. Netflix recently released a documentary series about the artist, titled The Andy Warhol Diaries, and Christie's revealed plans last week to auction a $200 million portrait of Marilyn Monroe by him that could become one of the most expensive artworks ever sold.

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7 companies that sparked controversy for copying another company’s logo

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Famous companies from Starbucks to Disney have been involved in lawsuits to protect their logos.

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Graphic Design Theory #7 - 5 Golden Graphic Design Rules

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Come up with something like the Dutch Medical Food project.

Logo design
Package Design for 4 different boxes/products

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Come up with something like the Dutch Medical Food project.

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Package Design for 4 different boxes/products

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Series of 4 illustrations

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Anyone can create incredible paintings in Photoshop with a single tool!

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The Queen of the United Kingdom appeared on TV with a rare televised speech on April 5th. She delivered a message of hope amid the current crisis, thanking the front-line medical workers. And while the historic address was enough to make headlines, something else glued the internet memesters to the screens.

It was the Queen's dress. That bright shade of turquoise green... did someone say "green screen"? After Peter Chiykowski hailed it as "perfect Photoshop bait," he put everyone on track with some initial royal dress memes. As you can imagine, the rest is history.

The longest-ruling British monarch was dressed in anything from a coronavirus-patterned shirt and a Joe Exotic-inspired top to sinister heavy metal attire. Let's have a look at some of the funniest Queen dress remakes below. Long live the Meme!

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The Queen of England wears a green screen dress for a historic speech on Sunday and people on the internet waste no time making some royal memes out of it.

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