Screen: Sherry Turkle: Connected but Alone
Homework:
Read Mary Stewart's Launching the Imagination: Introduction
PDF Provided via email.
Thursday 8/29: Mary Stewart's Launching the Imagination: Introduction Discussion & Frame Exercise
Frame: Drawing 8x10 boundaries in your 11x14 Sketchbook
Frame Orientation Review: Portrait & Landscape
Six Basic Rules of Composition Introduction: See Link
Rule of Thirds: 1
- Take the provided piece of paper to a place anywhere within or near the 2-D classroom. Consider what could be "framed" by your paper within your chosen site. Cut or tear the paper in such a way that it becomes an unbroken, empty frame.
- Make the hole any size or shape you like, so long as it fits inside the boundaries of the paper rectangle.
- Once the hole is made, tape the frame to your chosen surface, taking care to consider what "picture" or information you end up framing in the process. Use the Six Basic Rules of Composition to guide your choice.
- This should take fifteen minutes at most. When you are done, return to the room and be prepared to lead the class to your picture.
TOOLS: Construction Paper, Scissors, X-acto Knife, Tape
Weekend Homework:
- Read Mary Stewart's Launching the Imagination: CH1 Section on Line (pp. 1-10)
- PDF Provided via email.
- Purchase/gather all items on your Materials List.
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