Part One
Complete all of the necessary adjustments for your final group presentation based on the class discussion.
Part Two
Submit pdf document of the leave behind that you are giving to Kate.
Part Three
You will submit an evaluation of your group. This will be confidential and read only by the instructors. This will not factor into your grades- your critical and honest evaluation will help us in planning future courses.
Your name:
Partner 1 name:
Partner 2 name:
Answer the following questions:
Did your partners meet your expectations in terms of sharing workload?
Was the workload divided evenly?
Were your partners reliable and available for the project?
Please comment on each of your partners strengths
Please comment on each of your partners weaknesses
Are there any other elements of this group project that you feel we should be aware of ?
Submit this via email before class
hearnd@newschool.edu
greg@ooco.com
Be at the address below and ready to present by 6:30
Visionaire/V Office
11 Mercer Street Storefront
(Grand and Canal)
NY NY 10013
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
ASSIGNMENT 12 (Due May 5)
Next class will be a dress rehearsal for the final presentation to the client.
Reminders for your presentations:
• Slow down
• Introduce yourselves
• Create your "story" using visual material (final book(s) with additional elements)
• Relate your project to what the client has said
• Divide up the speaking/showing – each group member must present an equal amount
• Have something to give to client after your presentation with your contact information
• Introduce yourselves
• Create your "story" using visual material (final book(s) with additional elements)
• Relate your project to what the client has said
• Divide up the speaking/showing – each group member must present an equal amount
• Have something to give to client after your presentation with your contact information
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
ASSIGNMENT 11 (Due April 28)
This is the last class before your final projects are due on May 5.
PART ONE
Complete pdf proposal taking into account the issues raised during class. Bring a printed copy.
PART TWO
Present sketches for how the photography of the standard book and dream book will be done. This set of visual instructions will explain how the photos should be shot. Clarify who is shooting this, when, costs (if any) and confirmation that delivery date will occur before May 5. (Photos are due in class on May 5.)
PART THREE
Bring Lulu books and any additional packaging, print tests, sample materials, color and paper tests etc; bring in everything that will be part of the final presentation. We will not be working from the blog.
WORK DUE
Bring EVERYTHING into class-although we will not be working from the blog, please post all material on the class blog. Be sure to do this BEFORE class.
Blog address: http://www.thevisualstory2010.blogspot.com/
Log on: thevisualstory2010@gmail.com
Password: thevisualstory
PART ONE
Complete pdf proposal taking into account the issues raised during class. Bring a printed copy.
PART TWO
Present sketches for how the photography of the standard book and dream book will be done. This set of visual instructions will explain how the photos should be shot. Clarify who is shooting this, when, costs (if any) and confirmation that delivery date will occur before May 5. (Photos are due in class on May 5.)
PART THREE
Bring Lulu books and any additional packaging, print tests, sample materials, color and paper tests etc; bring in everything that will be part of the final presentation. We will not be working from the blog.
WORK DUE
Bring EVERYTHING into class-although we will not be working from the blog, please post all material on the class blog. Be sure to do this BEFORE class.
Blog address: http://www.thevisualstory2010.blogspot.com/
Log on: thevisualstory2010@gmail.com
Password: thevisualstory
Alexa, Garrett, Staci
TRUE COLORS:
the Girl Project
STANDARD EDITION:
the Girl Project
STANDARD EDITION:
8.5 x 11 inches spine: about .5 inches
each book 5.5 x 8.5 inches (6 books)
Cover Ideas for Special Edition
Cover Ideas for Special Edition
Printing Places:
Big Apple Copy Center
$54 -regular paper, 60 pages, double sided, tabloid size
$64 -thicker paper, 60 pages, double sided, tabloid size
Time expectancy: 1hour
Fed Ex/Kinkos
$4.91 per page of regular paper, double sided, tabloid size
$5.08 per page of thicker paper, double sided, tabloid size
Time expectancy: 24 hours
Advanced Printing NYC
$1.00 per page of regular paper, double sided, tabloid size
$10 additional fee for processing
Time expectancy: 24 hours
Staples
$3.38 per page of regular paper, double sided, tabloid size
Time expectancy: 24 hours
East Side Copy
$150 for 60 pages, regular paper, double sided, tabloid size
Time expectancy: 3-4 hours
$3.38 per page of regular paper, double sided, tabloid size
Time expectancy: 24 hours
East Side Copy
$150 for 60 pages, regular paper, double sided, tabloid size
Time expectancy: 3-4 hours
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
ASSIGNMENT 10 (Due April 21)
PART ONE
Send final layouts to Lulu for production. Allow enough time to build any extra components included in the final book presentation.
PART TWO
Prepare a proposal that explains each book concept: Dream Concept / Client Concept. The proposal should be self explanatory with visual diagrams, measurements and minimal text. Make the projects look as real as possible. This will become part of your final presentation to the client / publisher.
PART THREE
Bring any production samples or updates to class to show the status of what you will present.
WORK DUE
Bring prototypes into class. Post proposals on the class blog. Be sure to do this BEFORE class.
Blog address: www.thevisualstory2010.blogspot.com
Log on: thevisualstory2010@gmail.com
Password: thevisualstory
Send final layouts to Lulu for production. Allow enough time to build any extra components included in the final book presentation.
PART TWO
Prepare a proposal that explains each book concept: Dream Concept / Client Concept. The proposal should be self explanatory with visual diagrams, measurements and minimal text. Make the projects look as real as possible. This will become part of your final presentation to the client / publisher.
PART THREE
Bring any production samples or updates to class to show the status of what you will present.
WORK DUE
Bring prototypes into class. Post proposals on the class blog. Be sure to do this BEFORE class.
Blog address: www.thevisualstory2010.blogspot.com
Log on: thevisualstory2010@gmail.com
Password: thevisualstory
Staci, Alexa, Garrett
Research
Special Edition Rendering:
Standard Edition:
Revised Introduction
Intro Revised Introduction
REVISED LAYOUT:
BLUE CHAPTER
The Girl Project: sample chapter
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