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Medea: elements and principles
This document discusses design elements and principles for a project called MEDEA, including suggestions about using space, shape, line, form, texture, light, value, sound, color, synthesis, directionality, and highlighting to create a mysterious, weathered, and frozen in time atmosphere with hints and silhouettes from memory in a black and white or gold-toned style.
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The document outlines set design concepts for the play Medea, including initial thumbnail sketches, a final sketch, ground plans of the performance space, and scale models of the set design. The designs were created by Paige Gober, Matthew Fletcher, Tala Hobballah, and Colt Irvin for the play Medea and include copyright notices for each element attributed to Gober from 2010.
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