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The document provides instructions for an art direction course that teaches students to deconstruct and reconstruct advertising campaigns. It outlines researching various elements like fashion, food, photography and typography. Students are asked to choose a favorite ad of the year and deconstruct it by researching its styling, photography, illustration and typography. Next week, students will start reconstructing the ad. The goal is to teach students the craft of art direction by having them analyze existing campaigns and recreate them.
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Deconstruct reconstruct 02
- 1. ART DIRECTION Craft School
- 2. What do you want to learn? I’m open to suggestions
- 3. DE-CONSTRUCT TO RE-CONSTRUCT The Craft of Art Direction
- 4. RULE #1 - Don’t stare at a blank canvas
- 5. RESEARCH & PLAY OVER & OVER & OVER & OVER AGAIN
- 6. CASE STUDY FIND OUT IN FLANDERS Press and Poster Campaign Insight: Flanders is famous for its Food and Fashion
- 8. The original scamps The Concept - Create a series of surreal food and fashion combinations
- 9. RESEARCH & PLAY OVER & OVER & OVER & OVER AGAIN
- 10. Research - ‘Fashion styling - Handbags’
- 11. Research - ‘Fashion styling - Shoes’
- 12. Research - ‘Fashion styling - Perfume’
- 13. Research - ‘Food Photography’
- 15. Play - ‘Quick Comps created for the client’
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- 19. The Final Ads
- 20. DE-CONSTRUCT TO RE-CONSTRUCT THE EXERCISE Choose your favourite campaign press ad of the year so far and go through the previous process of DECONSTRUCTING it by researching - styling, photography/illustration and typography. We will then start RECONSTRUCTING it next week.
- 21. THANK YOU
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