Digital Layout. My first B. Four more points I woulda had an A. It was because I bombed the first 4 quizzes. All my projects in my Digital Layout class were spot on. I just had trouble with the written parts!
So, here is my last project I turned in and got a 96%. It's a newsletter. And here is what my teacher had to say about it.
Numeric Grade: 96 / 100 pts | Weighted Average (Earned/Possible): |
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Comments: EXECUTION (27) 4 All links are in working order (4) 4 Appropriate amount of copy and images (4) 2 All image files and colors are CMYK (2) 2 Front page story jumps to back page, contact info + map on back page (2) 10 Other specifications were followed (trim size, bleed, masthead, content requirements) (10) 5 Printed correctly in color and folded according to design (5) CONCEPT (14) 7 The final design is imaginative and communicates the needs of the publication’s content (8) 6 Final concept is consistent throughout the design and achieves the conceptual complexity required (6) AESTHETIC VALUE (26) 3 The visual impact is fresh and contemporary (4) 5 The graphics and typography combine to create a strong, coherent visual (5) 6 Masthead is professional in appearance and appropriate for the audience it represents (6) 3 Colors scheme is well-coordinated and suits the subject (3) 8 Grid is well-constructed and supports the visual hierarchy as determined by the page layout (8) SOFTWARE (17) 4 Two custom color swatches were created and used (4) 6 Paragraph & character style sheets were created and applied (7) 3 Packaged files and a PDF with bleeds & crop marks was submitted. (3) 3 Bleeds were built according to industry standard specification (3) TYPOGRAPHY (16) 3 Fonts (letterforms) selected are appropriate for the subject (4) 4 Paragraph breaks are clear and consistent (4) 4 Multiple columns are set up in one text box (4) 4 Type hierarchy is clear and enhances the reader’s experience (4) Total Points / Grade 96 Comments: I think you've learned a lot in this class. Your technical skills with InDesign have certainly improved and it looks like you're starting to think more creatively with your concepts. Resist the temptation to put boxes around everything and to center headlines. Make sure that your type isn't crashing into other elements. Several of your images are distorted, including the DCL logo and it is a BIG no-no to distort logos. |
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here's a comment from my friend CC up in Illinois:
"I love reading your blog, partly because you're an art student and having been one myself, I can relate to your classes and projects. But I also love your blog because you're a heckuva lot of fun! So, go create and have some more fun...
CC CC CC CC
CC CC CC (my hoofprints as I gallop off into the sunset)"
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