ILLUSTRATOR BALLOON FACTORY

ILLUSTRATOR BALLOON FACTORY

choose from the following color harmonies to color your balloon:

(for a total of 6 balloons, each with a minimum of 3 colors from one of your four wheels)(be sure to label the balloon with the color harmony you choose):

warm hues

cool hues

analogous

complements

split complements

incongruous

triad harmony

tetrad complements

tetrad split complements

POST 4 COLOR WHEELS:

12 color wheel with value gradations (made using HSV mode color window)

12 color wheel with saturation gradations (made using HSV mode color window)

24 color process color wheel with value gradations (made using CMYK mode color window)

24 color process color wheel with saturation gradations (made using CMYK mode color window)

POST YOUR ALPHABET

POST YOUR ALPHABET

Design History Blog Post for 10/12

For this weeks design history blog post choose one designer from THE LIST and choose a graffiti artist. There are two links to the right that deal with the history of NYC graffiti. Make sure to posts pictures and link back to the sites where you found your images and information. Also make sure that if you choose a designer who is also a visual artist that you are posting and writing about the artist's design work rather than fine art. (Certainly those lines are blurred with many artists, but others have very specific lines of delineation between their art and design.)

Design History Blog Posts are Due Every Monday...

Design History Blog Posts are Due Every Monday...

Design History Blog Posts are Due Every Monday...

Design History Blogs: Weekly Posts

Design History Blogs: Weekly Posts

Each week you should choose a designer (or movement) from the list and find a compelling image of his or her work to post to your design history/research blog.

The post should include title, date, artist, design movement, a sentence about the artist's place in history, and a sentence or two about why you find the piece compelling (minimum 50 words).

The post should include a link back to the page where you found the image as well as a link to information about the designer.

Each week you should also choose a designer featured in the documentary HELVETICA and find a compelling image of his or her work to post to your design history/research blog.

The post should include title, date, artist, design movement, a sentence about the artist's place in history, and a sentence or two about why you find the piece compelling (minimum 50 words).

The post should include a link back to the page where you found the image as well as a link to information about the designer.

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