Here is the Movie Poster Template . . .
http://imgur.com/gallery/NUWSXfx
PROPORTION & SCALE IN GRAPHIC DESIGN & TYPOGRAPHY
Go to this link to get everything you need to understand the Fibonacci Spiral as a Guide to Proportion & Scale
WELCOME BACK! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
New Assignment: Emphasis Layouts / Color Studies
Before we left for the Holiday break, we decided to take the break to regroup and just rest.
So, I hope you are rested and ready to begin the final approach to your Final Art.
As we decided, I should write out a Rubric for you to follow for the next assignment.
That Rubric is here for you to download and keep - we will review in class.
So, I hope you are rested and ready to begin the final approach to your Final Art.
As we decided, I should write out a Rubric for you to follow for the next assignment.
That Rubric is here for you to download and keep - we will review in class.

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TEXTURES / SURFACES / BALANCE POSTERS: FINAL ART
NOVEMBER 9 - 16
You will design 3 DIFFERENT Final Art Pages
These 3 Posters are the first approach to your Final Art Design.
You will use all of the Textures you have gathered in some way on each of the 3 posters.
You must use a different set of Textures for each poster.
Do one Poster using Symmetrical Balance
Do one Poster using Asymmetrical Balance
Do one Poster using Radial Balance
Using Illustrator, Design 3 Posters using the Principle of Design: Balance and all of your Textures
Page / Art board Size : 8.5 x 11 or 11 x 8.5 (Letter)
Make a Border: 1/2" Margin all around
The Border Specs = Black 4' Stroke - No Fill - Align the Stroke to the INSIDE
Then, set up a Safety area 1/2" inside that border . . .
don't put any important text or art outside of the safety area.
Use ALL of your TEXTURES / SURFACES in some way in your Posters
The following 3 Typefaces are required in each of the Posters:
Symmetrical Poster | Century Gothic: Bold for the Headline | Regular for the Body Copy
Asymmetrical Poster | Eras Bold and / or Demi Bold for the Headline | Regular for the Body Copy
Radial Poster | Gill Sans: Bold for the Headline | Regular for the Body Copy
NOVEMBER 9 - 16
You will design 3 DIFFERENT Final Art Pages
These 3 Posters are the first approach to your Final Art Design.
You will use all of the Textures you have gathered in some way on each of the 3 posters.
You must use a different set of Textures for each poster.
Do one Poster using Symmetrical Balance
Do one Poster using Asymmetrical Balance
Do one Poster using Radial Balance
Using Illustrator, Design 3 Posters using the Principle of Design: Balance and all of your Textures
Page / Art board Size : 8.5 x 11 or 11 x 8.5 (Letter)
Make a Border: 1/2" Margin all around
The Border Specs = Black 4' Stroke - No Fill - Align the Stroke to the INSIDE
Then, set up a Safety area 1/2" inside that border . . .
don't put any important text or art outside of the safety area.
Use ALL of your TEXTURES / SURFACES in some way in your Posters
The following 3 Typefaces are required in each of the Posters:
Symmetrical Poster | Century Gothic: Bold for the Headline | Regular for the Body Copy
Asymmetrical Poster | Eras Bold and / or Demi Bold for the Headline | Regular for the Body Copy
Radial Poster | Gill Sans: Bold for the Headline | Regular for the Body Copy
The AICE Timeline for your Coursework

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2016 AICE STANDARDS Comparison
What are AICE Standards? These are the "Standards" by which our grades are measured.
The following 3 examples show the highest, lowest and the middle scores from all of the final art presented from AROUND THE WORLD.
The following 3 examples show the highest, lowest and the middle scores from all of the final art presented from AROUND THE WORLD.
WHAT IS CMYK ANYWAY?
CMYK - Is always represented as CMYK > It is always in that order.
CMYK is the Code for 4-Color Process
It gives us the way we can accomplish a wide spectrum of color in a printed piece or design.
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black = 4-color process.
Because we always speak of CMYK in that order, we can give a printer special color breakdowns by just
specifying the percentages of each of those 4 colors . . .
For example: Pantone 185 Red = C=O, M=100, Y=100, K=0
4-Color Process saves us money when printing.
If we want to have a specific color in our design - such as a Logo - we can specify that to the printer.
It is his job to make those colors work.
Try these exercises:
Find Tiffany Blue > Then find what the 4-Color Process breakdown is.
Find Reflex Blue > What is its' 4-Color Process breakdown?
Look into the 4-Color breakdown of each of the colors in the GOOGLE Logo.
Is there a reason for each of the colors?
REMEMBER / IMPORTANT:
When you specify colors in your AICE Projects,
it is important to consider if it will be a printed piece
or if it will only exist on the Internet.
Then, it is important to specify your colors based on that differentiation.
CMYK is the Code for 4-Color Process
It gives us the way we can accomplish a wide spectrum of color in a printed piece or design.
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow and Black = 4-color process.
Because we always speak of CMYK in that order, we can give a printer special color breakdowns by just
specifying the percentages of each of those 4 colors . . .
For example: Pantone 185 Red = C=O, M=100, Y=100, K=0
4-Color Process saves us money when printing.
If we want to have a specific color in our design - such as a Logo - we can specify that to the printer.
It is his job to make those colors work.
Try these exercises:
Find Tiffany Blue > Then find what the 4-Color Process breakdown is.
Find Reflex Blue > What is its' 4-Color Process breakdown?
Look into the 4-Color breakdown of each of the colors in the GOOGLE Logo.
Is there a reason for each of the colors?
REMEMBER / IMPORTANT:
When you specify colors in your AICE Projects,
it is important to consider if it will be a printed piece
or if it will only exist on the Internet.
Then, it is important to specify your colors based on that differentiation.
Below is the Timeline / Chart for the Production of your Coursework.
I have also created a breakdown of what each Section should include.
Please download each of these files and keep them in your Folders.
I will be guiding each of you as you work on each of the sections.
Please ask questions, dig deeper, try new and different approaches.
I have also created a breakdown of what each Section should include.
Please download each of these files and keep them in your Folders.
I will be guiding each of you as you work on each of the sections.
Please ask questions, dig deeper, try new and different approaches.

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