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Project Workshop: Repeat Pattern Printmaking

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Project Workshop: Repeat Pattern Printmaking

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Project Workshop: The Art of the Manifesto

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Project Workshop: The Art of the Manifesto

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During this Unit we will be asking you to undertake a series of LinkedIn Learning courses during your self-defined study time.

These courses will introduce the basic principles of Adobe Photoshop and

Adobe InDesign.

Split evenly across the Unit, this is 4 hours per week to complete.

We have allocated Friday afternoons as a suggested time to undertake these LinkedIn Learning courses.

We recommend undertaking the first two courses throughout this Unit, and

Designing a Presentation and Graphic Design Layouts during weeks 3 and 4

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To be completed on Tuesday 27th as a self-directed study task in your own time.

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For this workshop please bring as many of the following materials as possible (but do not worry if you cannot source any!): Scraps of material, magazines, old photos, bits of rubbish, scissors, card, cardboard, coloured papers, wire, drawing materials and paint.

Please also bring a collection of printed images that respond to each the following prompts:

Something Familiar

Something Sentimental

Something Ugly

Something of your culture/heritage/place your grew up

Something you collected in the university on the Orientation Bingo task

Something you've noticed from the surrounding area

Something you dream of

You can print these images using the printers in the library in the B201 studio makerspace.

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Every day for Unit 1 you must draw one observational drawing

These must be recorded in a physical book, or notepad, or stack of paper. It is up to you where you keep your drawings

The drawing can be done in any style, in any medium you like

You can spend as long on each drawing as you want

The drawings MUST be done from real life, and NOT from a photograph

We recommend a small sketchbook - one you can carry around with you wherever you go!

At the end of the Unit, you will need to document your Drawing a Day Sketchbook on your Personal Archive Padlet. This can be in the form of a video flicking through the pages, or photographs or scans of the contents

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At the end of this Unit you will need to hand in a Personal Archive Padlet.

This is where you will document everything you do relating to this project. For example: research, lecture notes, work created in workshops and tasks, development work, and project outcomes. Your Drawing a Day sketchbook will also be documented there.

For information on how to create a Personal Archive Padlet, go to this Padlet here.

We recommend you make your Personal Archive Padlet as soon as possible, so you can add work to it as you progress through this Unit.

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Photoshop 2022 Essential Training (Chapters 1-12)

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Photoshop 2022 Essential Training (Chapters 1-12)

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This course will cover: opening files, documents and navigation, customising the Photoshop interface, digital image essentials, Adobe camera raw, cropping, straightening, and adjusting canvas size, layers, colour and brush essentials, layer masks, making selections, local pixel editing and retouching, and adjustment layer essentials.

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From the course: Photoshop 2022 Essential Training

Welcome to Photoshop Essential Training

- [Instructor] Photoshop is the industry standard for creative visual expression. Whether you're looking to pursue a career in design or photography, or you want to learn the tools to enhance your own image making, this LinkedIn Learning course is for you. My name's Julieanne Kost, and I've been working on the Photoshop team at Adobe for over 25 years. This series focuses on the essentials. We'll start by taking a look at how to open, navigate, and work with multiple images. Then we'll explore the Photoshop interface, quickly customizing it to take advantage of the tools that we use most often. Together, we'll walk through the essentials of digital imaging, including bit depth, color space, file formats, and image size. We'll edit photographs in camera raw to enhance color, tone, and contrast, and we'll use the crop tool to straighten and transform images as well as apply the retouching tools to remove distracting elements. We're going to cover the three most essential aspects of Photoshop. Layers, selections, and masking. We'll work with smart objects and smart filters, and we'll apply nondestructive adjustment layers. We'll create shape layers and learn the pen tool, add type and layer effects. Work with libraries and art boards, make animations and even edit a video. I'm excited to be your instructor and I can't wait to share what I know about Photoshop. So let's dive in.

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Welcome to Photoshop Essential Training - Photoshop Video Tutorial | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com

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From the course: Photoshop 2022 Essential Training - [Instructor] Photoshop is the industry standard for creative visual expression. Whether you're looking to pursue a career in design or photography, or you want to learn the tools to enhance your own image making, this LinkedIn Learning course is for you.

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This course will cover: creating a document, managing pages, text, graphics, colour and transparency, frames and paths, managing objects, text formatting, styles, tables, interactive documents, printing and exporting.

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From the course: InDesign 2022 Essential Training

InDesign: Learn the fundamentals

- [David] Look, I'm just going to say it. InDesign is the coolest Adobe app, because everything that you make in Photoshop or Illustrator or even Microsoft Word, it all comes together in InDesign. InDesign is a page layout app, but that means print and interactive, books and magazines and forms, web, PDF, eBooks. InDesign is the most important tool in publishing today. I'm David Blatner, and in InDesign Essential Training, I'm going to get you up to speed fast so that you can be successful with Adobe InDesign. Come join me in my LinkedIn Learning course, and learn a tool that is sure to enhance your career and help you achieve your goals in design and publishing.

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InDesign: Learn the fundamentals - InDesign Video Tutorial | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com

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From the course: InDesign 2022 Essential Training - [David] Look, I'm just going to say it. InDesign is the coolest Adobe app, because everything that you make in Photoshop or Illustrator or even Microsoft Word, it all comes together in InDesign.

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This course wil cover: developing your ideas, design essentials, charts, graphs, tables, and transitions and animations.

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From the course: Designing a Presentation

Designing a presentation

- [Tony] Presentations are an almost inescapable part of the modern world. If you're in business, science, or education, then it's very likely you'll be making presentations that could be providing information, delivering training, making that sales pitch, or presenting that big idea. Whatever the purpose, your presentation should be there to support you by illuminating your words and helping to achieve your objective. To pull that off, you'll need to understand your audience, then use design techniques and maybe a little magic to connect with them, and that's where this course comes in. I'm going to take you through the essentials of presentation design to give you the tools you'll find most useful in thinking about, designing, and building your presentation to help you make it a success. My name is Tony Harmer, and I have designed many presentations over the last 30 years. So if you're ready to up your presentation game, then join me in this LinkedIn Learning course, Designing a Presentation.

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Designing a presentation - Designing a Presentation Video Tutorial | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com

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Perhaps the most required skill for all knowledge workers, sales professionals, business owners, and educators is designing a presentation. You need a presentation to support your purpose and illuminate your speech. I'll cover the essentials of presentation design and give you the tools to think about, design, and build a successful presentation.

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This course wil cover: universal principles, page margins and the grid, and putting a layout together.

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From the course: Learning Graphic Design: Layouts

Welcome

- Layout is the universal design tool. To make a layout means to use type and graphics and space to create story and voice and engagement. In this course we'll look at the basics for building strong layouts. This starts with the page itself. Not just a backdrop, the page is a space with visible and invisible properties that influence everything on it. We'll look at some universal guidelines like the importance of keeping things simple. Having a focal point and thinking boldly. We'll look at the power of white space. We'll learn how to handle images for a clean, organized presentation. We'll look at grids and their surprising flexibility. We'll see a symmetrical grid, an asymmetrical grid and a book grid. And we'll look at the most flexible layouts of all, which are free form where the layout uniquely conveys it's content. We'll do this on two live projects from start to finish. All this is in Learning Graphic Design: Layouts. Let's get started.

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Welcome - Learning Graphic Design: Layouts Video Tutorial | LinkedIn Learning, formerly Lynda.com

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From the course: Learning Graphic Design: Layouts - Layout is the universal design tool. To make a layout means to use type and graphics and space to create story and voice and engagement. In this course we'll look at the basics for building strong layouts. This starts with the page itself.

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Project Workshop: Idea Generation Worksheet

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Project Workshop: Idea Generation Worksheet

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Find 3 examples of successful character design, and analyse the visual language being used.

What choices have been made regarding colour, clothes, shape, drawing style? How do these visual choices affect how the audience interprets that character? These characters can be from any media (TV, film, animation, adverts, posters, books, etc).

Upload this research and brief analysis onto your Personal Archive Padlet.

Watch this video by illustrator Christoph Neimann: 'You are fluent in this language (and don't even know it)'

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Continue working on developing at least two of your favourite character designs from today. Focus on collecting new primary and secondary research relating to this character to strengthen your design and concept.

Think about the role this character will take in the next phase of your life. How will it help you as you progress through University and life beyond? Will it be guiding you, protecting you, or helping you in a different way? Thinking about what your characters motivations are may help you define a direction if you are unsure how to progress.

Examples of secondary research: going to exhibitions, reading books from the library, reading journal articles, searching the internet. Remember to review your sources to ensure they are trustworthy, and to properly record and reference any sources you access using the Harvard Reference System.

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Document your maquette.

Consider using lighting and shadow to document it in different ways.

Consider using video to document its movement. Perhaps you can use your voice to add a sound alongside this.

Upload all your documentation and process of making and responding to prompts to your personal archive padlet.

Choose one of your documentations to upload to the workshop padlet and remember to write your name with it.

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Make some notes on the following questions:

What character archetype could your maquette be assigned and why?

How have you utilised the prompts into your maquette?

What ideas have you generated from making your maquette?

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Orientation Bingo: Peckham & Camberwell 

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Orientation Bingo: Peckham & Camberwell 

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In groups of 3 or 4 explore the area of Peckham and/or Camberwell from 11am to 2.30pm. Complete at least two lines of tasks. Come back to the studio for 2.30pm where we will review the material collected.

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Look at the information you have gathered today, and think about how you could use any of these materials as inspiration for your developing character design.

Over the coming week, keep developing your designs and ideas for your final puppet. Think about how you can use primary and secondary research to enhance your designs and develop your concept.

You will all have the opportunity to have an individual tutorial with a tutor on Monday 10th October to discuss this concept.

Your final puppet must then be finished for the 20th October.

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Repeat Pattern Printmaking session with Paul Atkins

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Repeat Pattern Printmaking session with Paul Atkins

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Attend the preparatory online session on Friday 7th October with Paul Atkins (see recording above).

On Monday 10th, please bring any additional materials you may wish to print on, such as fabric, specialist papers, etc.

Think about how you can use this workshop to help you in the development of your project. You will be doing some block printing to create a repeating pattern.

How will this pattern you create relate to your final puppet? Could you use the session to create materials you will integrate in your final design?

You will also be talking to a tutor about your concept for your final puppet. Please bring all of your work done for the project so far so the tutor can get the most accurate overview of your idea, and help you with your concept.

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Technical Support: 4 Colour Mono Printing

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Technical Support: 4 Colour Mono Printing

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Technical Support_4 Colour Mono Printing

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Here is what we are expecting to see at the end of this project:

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Here is what we are expecting to see at the end of this project:

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A response to every one of the workshops done during this project, with completed extension tasks. If you missed a workshop, look at the workshop briefs on this padlet that you were not present for.

A finalised Manifesto, made using the rough you created during the Art of the Manifesto workshop.

Evidence of a range of initial ideas relating to what your final puppet might be.

Evidence of primary and secondary research, done to develop your ideas and final concept.

Secondary research = visiting exhibitions, reading books from the library, looking at information gathered from the internet, etc.

Primary research = researched gathered from life by yourself. E.g. Doing interviews, doing observational drawing, taking photos, etc.

Evidence of experimentation of materials and process to develop your final puppet

How will size, form, materials, colour etc change your puppet?

Your final puppet (to be completed for the 20th October). This final puppet should answer the brief (be a puppet based around one of the five provided character archetypes, and be a character that will accompany you over the next phase of your life). It should also be a fully realised concept that has been developed over the course of this project.

Self Assessment sheet - find this on the Assessment Workshop Padlet (at the end).

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See here for the online workshop about the UAL Assessment Criteria.

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Deadline for Submission: by 10:30am (10:30) GMT, Monday 24 October 2022

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Deadline for Submission: by 10:30am (10:30) GMT, Monday 24 October 2022

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Submit via Moodle > Unit 1 > Assessment.

You will need to submit a PDF of your Personal Archive Padlet.

To get a PDF of this, go to your Personal Archive Padlet, and click SHARE from the menu bar on the right hand side.

Scroll down to EXPORT then select EXPORT AS PDF

Upload this PDF to your Personal Archive Padlet.

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Adjusted Assessment & Extenuating Circumstances

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Adjusted Assessment & Extenuating Circumstances

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For Students with Adjusted Assessment/Accepted Extenuating Circumstances: Deadline for Submission by 10:30am (10:30) GMT, Monday 31 October 2022

If you have an ISA (AA) or accepted Extenuating Circumstances and would like to submit your work using the extended deadline for this Unit, you must email us to ask to extend your deadline otherwise you will not be able to submit.

Please email your Course Programme email illustrationccw@arts.ac.uk stating the following:

·       Student ID

·       Course

·       Unit number