All files to be considered for the exhibition must be turned in by end of class, Monday December 2nd.
Images should be at least 16" x 20" 300 dpi, flattened PSD files.
Monday, November 18, 2013
Final Portfolio
Final portfolio will consist of two formats to turn in
Digital
Due: 12/4. All images due, with exception of image for final project
16 jpegs, 1200 pixels longest side, high quality.
Naming protocol:
lastname_project_number.jpg
Examples:
jordan_fieldtripone_1.jpg
jordan_fieldtripone_2.jpg
jordan_project2.jpg
Images can be pulled from any assignment or project from the course. Images must have been shot for the course. All project images must be represented in the portfolio.
Images should be the very strongest produced in the course. Revisions to project images are welcome. If so, please indicate that they are revisions in their title. For example: Jordan_proj2_rev.jpg
Printed
Due: 12/11
Of the above images, create 6 high quality prints. Prints should be professionally presented, either window matted or sleeved in a portfolio book.
Also add a jpeg of your final project image(s) to your digital submission, now that it is completed.
Print quality is important
Digital
Due: 12/4. All images due, with exception of image for final project
16 jpegs, 1200 pixels longest side, high quality.
Naming protocol:
lastname_project_number.jpg
Examples:
jordan_fieldtripone_1.jpg
jordan_fieldtripone_2.jpg
jordan_project2.jpg
Images can be pulled from any assignment or project from the course. Images must have been shot for the course. All project images must be represented in the portfolio.
Images should be the very strongest produced in the course. Revisions to project images are welcome. If so, please indicate that they are revisions in their title. For example: Jordan_proj2_rev.jpg
Printed
Due: 12/11
Of the above images, create 6 high quality prints. Prints should be professionally presented, either window matted or sleeved in a portfolio book.
Also add a jpeg of your final project image(s) to your digital submission, now that it is completed.
Print quality is important
Final Project
Project based on approved proposal
Due Dates:
Prelim critique, December 4
Final image due at the very latest: December 11
Due Dates:
Prelim critique, December 4
Final image due at the very latest: December 11
Sunday, November 17, 2013
online assignment
A reminder that the online assignment is on blackboard. On the course page, there is a blog section under Tool Panel/Blogs. Some excellent entries, so far.
Chris
Chris
Friday, November 8, 2013
Uncanny Encounter
Due Dates:
- White Screen production Shoot: Monday 11/11
- Preliminary critique Monday 11/28
- Final critique 12/4; Image file for show due 12/2
©Loretta Lux
©Kelli Connell
The Uncanny:
Something that is both familiar and foreign at the same time. The uncanny usually rings in a subtle, psychological way. Some common tropes of the uncanny include: doubles, living dolls, mannequins, wax works, ventriloquists, etc. How is the line between fantasy—reality blurred? How do old, familiar hauntings from childhood challenge the adult natural order?
For this project, create an image that explores the uncanny, or rather, where a character of your own creation faces an uncanny encounter.
Within that theme, anything goes. There's lot's of latitude for creative interpretation.
Within that theme, anything goes. There's lot's of latitude for creative interpretation.
Think big for this one... props? costumes? styling?
There are just a few technical ground rules for this project.
- At least 16" x 20" @300 dpi. All component pieces should be at adequate resolution
- At least one of the main subjects should be shot with white screen techniques
- The white screen subject should be masked and appropriately integrated into the new background, with scale, perspective, point of view, light quality and direction convincingly matched.
- The finished image should present a "believably uncanny" reality.
- Turn in files and large format print
Student Work:
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