Making Meaning through Complex Visual Imaging – Print Studio II
In this course, second year graduate students are given 8 big picture topics: Education, Transportation, Health/Human Services, Defense, Politics/Foreign Affairs, Environment, Economics and Science. They then develop a rich body of research in which to build creative strategies for their visual problem solving to come. Students investigate the intricacies and innovative potential of print-based design solutions, exploring traditional and non-traditional tactile media as a means of stimulating reader/user activity. They also explore conceptual and theoretical issues surrounding 21st century print media.
Along with focusing on effective design methodologies and reinforcing previous graphic design skills and knowledge, students are expected to demonstrate and practice effective project management skills, which demonstrate an understanding of research’s value in developing both form and content. They develop multilayered, multi-sensory communications that test/challenge the excepted principles of reader activity.
Le Linge Sale The Effects of Consumerism | Meg Beckum
Le Linge Sale The Effects of Consumerism | Meg Beckum
Made in China The Impact of Counterfeit Goods | Qian Sun
Made in China The Impact of Counterfeit Goods | Qian Sun
Made in China The Impact of Counterfeit Goods | Qian Sun
Made in China The Impact of Counterfeit Goods | Qian Sun
Factory Farm Fresh! | Matthew Finn
Factory Farm Fresh! (Facsimile) | Matthew Finn
LiveLess | Michael Feavel
LiveLess | Michael Feavel
LiveLess | Michael Feavel
Water: The New Oil | Anne Raynor
Water: The New Oil | Anne Raynor
Process Work
Process Work