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FINAL PRESENTATION DELIVERABLES: Due 4/25/17
Regardless of whether you are choosing a PRINTED Identity Lookbook or VIDEO, your final presentation will be mostly an ON-SCREEN Horizontal-Tabloid sized presentation in JOURNAL format. This Journal will showcase our various explorations over the semester.
The elements to be included in the FINAL DIGITAL JOURNAL are as follows:
---Cover Page (including your name, my name and the Class/Semester)
---DESIGNER “About Me” BIO and SELF-PORTRAIT
---Capsule Collection>PHOTOSHOP FOCUS>Including the following:
Concept Board and Palette, with Written Support/Narrative/Blurb
Surface Design Swatches, (including Development Ideation and Colorways).
At least TWO fashion renderings of Head-to-Toe Looks (digital, analog, or hybrid) with clothing that reflects the concept, colors and some element of the surface design from this collection. THESE DO NOT NEED TO BE MADE GARMENTS. These can be based on concept only.
Flat Technical Sketches of the Head-to-Toe Looks as above.
---Digital Illustration Exploration/Sampler:
Present an edited sampling of your Digital Illustration Exploration, including any or all of the looks you created in either PS or AI.
---PROCESS GIF:
Pulling from Still Images or Video, create a Process Gif to showcase ANY of the processes included in the FINAL PRESENTATION. This cannot be embedded in the PDF, so it will be a stand-alone file. Consider creating a “Promo” GIF as part of your IDENTITY exploration for an additional piece to showcase your work.
*****ADDITIONALLY, You have the choice to include any any or all Technical Flats or other Illustrator-Driven Explorations (including Tech Packs) from our earlier work prior to Midterm. This would give a more holistic overview of the work done over the course of the semester.*****
CHOICE OF ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:
---IDENTITY VIDEO (About Me/Lookbook/Promo)
Present a 1-2 minute Video that reflects your DESIGNER IDENTITY, featuring at least one look from a previous collection. You may appear in the video or not, but be sure to include your BIO and self-portrait (either as still images/text or video clips). The video should reflect your design philosophy and aesthetic, through choices such as location, music, cast and context.
---PRINTED LOOKBOOK (Size/Format optional based on approval)
This may be a Lookbook, Journal, Catalog, or any other publication format. Publication should feature at least one look from a previous collection and include a min. of 8 photos. You may appear in the Publication or not, but be sure to include your Bio/Self-Portrait either way. The Publication should reflect your design philosophy and aesthetic, through choices such as location, music, cast and context.
Assignment DUE_Sessions 12/13
The next TWO SESSIONS will be STUDIO sessions.
We will work on the components needed for the
FINAL PRESENTATION on April 25th.
Please bring the following to review for Session 12 (April 11):
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION (AI):
Find 2-3 references of Digital Illustration Styles that you feel were primarily or mainly created/edited in ILLUSTRATOR (Image Trace, Live Paint, Brushes, ,etc) and show 2-3 of your OWN digital/hybrid illustrations that are based on that particular style. Please place/embed Original images so I can see the reference/style direction. The choice about what clothing to render/illustrate should be either: -a Look that connects with your PS Surface Design Concept OR -a Look that is featured in your Video/Lookbook.
During class for Sessions 12 and 13, we will work on the FINAL PRESENTATION. See Deliverables POST for Breakdown of all elements due as part of FINAL Presentation.
There will be NO formal DEMO during these two classes. I will be meeting with you one-on-one during these studio sessions. It is expected that you will use the time wisely, to prepare your files for your Final Presentation. Please be sure to come prepared and have questions noted and ready for our individual consultations.
Any questions or issues, as always...please reach out! Thanks and good luck.
Assignment DUE_Session 11
DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION (PS): Find 2-3 references of Digital Illustration Styles that you feel were primarily or mainly created/edited in PHOTOSHOP (collage, digital painting,etc) and show 2-3 of your OWN digital/hybrid illustrations that are based on that particular style. Please place/embed Original images so I can see the reference/style direction. The choice about what clothing to render/illustrate should be either: -a Look that connects with your PS Surface Design Concept OR -a Look that is featured in your Video
“ABOUT ME/BIO”: By now, you should have a clear direction about the writing style, length, and content for your Bio. Bring your most refined Bio for review, with the understanding that there will still be time for editing/revising. Be sure to keep those 5 descriptive words handy for reference as we make choices about self-portrait and video, etc.
SELF-PORTRAIT: The self portrait could be either a photo, illustration, collage or any other representational image that captures your same “voice” as your Bio. The self-portrait should directly connect with the 5 KEY WORDS chosen from your BIO exercises. Aim to have this to show me by either SESSION 11 or 12 (4/6 or 4/13) for review.
IDENTITY VIDEO/PRINTED LOOKBOOK: This Designer Identity video (1-2 minutes long) or your PRINTED Lookbook (Min 1 Head to Toe Look/ Min 8 Photos), will serve as an extension of your Bio/Self-Portrait and Identity exploration. Your video/printed Lookbook should serve as part of your promotional “collateral”. Based on your technical/creative/time constraints, you have complete freedom as far as artistic direction…the main goal is to have your Point of View, Aesthetic and Voice being clearly expressed in this medium.
You will need to make choices about:
-Which items of clothing will appear in the Identity Video/Lookbook.
-Whether or not you will appear (image or voice) in the Identity Video/Lookbook
-Music to be included in video
-How much will include Still Images vs. Video
-Location/Props/People featured in Identity Video/Lookbook
-and many other small, but powerful decisions…
As with any process, you must first show that you’re researched Designer Identity Videos/Lookbooks and start to get an idea about the style/direction/content that will best support your point of view/aesthetic and voice. You can start by checking out examples of Designer Identity videos on my PINTEREST boards:
https://www.pinterest.com/shireen0416/lookbooks/
https://www.pinterest.com/shireen0416/about-mevideo/
When we meet, I will ask you to show me 3 examples of VIDEOS/LOOKBOOKS that you have an affinity for and that resonate with you, to serve as inspiration/reference for your own video.
If you haven’t done so already, create your own visual STORYBOARD/SHOT LIST and plan for your own Video or Photo Shoot. By next week, please have details/photos to show, reflecting your plans for the Video/Photo Shoot.
***This Final Presentation (including About Me, Self-Portrait, Concept-Driven Surface Design/Color Palette and Illustrations PLUS either Lookbook or Video) and will need to be presented by WEEK 14, but you should have content to work on during studio time during weeks 12 and 13 (4/11 and 4/18)***
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