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The document outlines the agenda for a class that includes discussing artists and ideas, reviewing the objectives of Project 1 to design and cut metal, a CorelDraw review, and guidance on getting started with the project. Students will have 1 hour of class time to work on Project 1, and there will be a 20-minute challenge where groups of 3 students use CorelDraw shapes to create a farm animal. The document ends by providing tips for finding inspiration, including taking walks in nature, playing with children, and establishing idea pools and networks.
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Overview 20150901
- 1. Tuesday, Sept. 1 • Announcements • “Artists and Ideas” Discussion • Project 1 Objectives • ~~10-minute Break~~ • CorelDraw Review • How to Get Started • 1 hour -- Project 1 • Project Development Examp • 20-minute Challenge • Where to Find Inspiration • Review
- 2. Announcements • Check-in: quiz, homework (CD, artists), lecture notes • Safety Quiz – Worth 20 points – Open until Sept. 7 • Where to put things in Canvas where you can find them? – Homework & Lecture Notes Assignments • Remake “classroom” learning environment
- 4. Videos: Artists and Ideas • Theo Jansen • Phil Hansen • Marco Tempest • David Carson • Paula Scher • Austin Kleon • Dale Dougherty • Adam Savage • Jaime Hyneman • Wheel, the 11 Holy Numbers • Neurological damage • Recreating old art style • Respond to environment • Hated Helvetica • Writer’s block, theft • Don’t know what it will be • Science = art • Play, curiosity, silliness
- 5. Project 1 Objectives Design and Cut Metal • Create a bracket or corbel – A device that provides support • Use only basic shapes • Use only additive or subtractive tools • May modify shapes in the Property Bar • Submit DXF file to create cut lines • Cut metal Notebook (100 Points) • (10) Sketches or images used to develop your idea • (10) Budget for business • (10) Project Timeline • (10) Invoices • (30) Cut evaluation – did the cut turn out the way you expected? • (30) Project self-evaluation – what did you learn? What would you do differently?
- 7. CorelDraw Review • Create New Document • Save File • Rectangle Tool • Ellipse Tool • Polygon Tool • Select, Move, Rotate, Skew
- 8. How to Get Started • Research – Google, books, real life, notebook of ideas • Hand sketching or collecting images • Create New Document • Set parameters: metal size • Create File Folders on thumb drive/cloud • Work with shapes
- 9. Project Work – 1 hour
- 11. 20-minute Challenge • Get into groups of 3 • Get around a computer • Open up a search engine of your choice • Open CorelDraw • Use only the shape drawing tools to create a farm animal • Work together to decide on what the finished image should look like
- 12. Where do you find ideas? Where to Find Inspiration • Shower (website) • Take a walk (exercise) • Take a walk (nature) • Play with children • Talk it out • Doodle • Listen to complex music • Play video games • Be lazy • Accept impossible ideas as possible • Establish “idea pools” • Establish “idea networks” • Make it easy to document your ideas • Make sure you get enough sleep • Eat well
- 13. Review • Inspiration doesn’t just happen. • Creating a project is a process that includes inspiration. • Failure (making mistakes) is part of the process.
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- 10:02 – 10:15
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- Discuss: How did you decide what animal to do?