BOR HALIL ZOHRE ATAMAN VOCATIONAL SCHOOL / GRAPHIC DESIGN / GRF2021 - EXPERIMENTAL GRAPHIC DESIGN

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
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1Course Description and Conceptual Framework: Definition, purpose and history of experimental graphic design.[2]p:19-159 [3]p:10-162 [4]p:10-172
2Introduction to contemporary practices. Importance of sustainable and creative design practices using collage techniques with used materials.[4]p:10-24 [2]p:63-98
3Experiments with Typography: Typographic applications that go beyond traditional boundaries and the relationship between typography and materials. (Research on the project, finding ideas)[4]p:20-24 [3]p:74-92 [2]p:63-98
4Developing sketches related to the project and turning them into drafts.[4]p:50-82 [2]p:63-98
5Presentation, defense and evaluation of the completed project.[4]p:76-144 [3]p:98-102 [2]p:63-98
6Methods for visualizing abstract thinking: Students express an abstract concept they choose in a digital environment by creating a theme by developing metaphors and conceptual thinking. (Research on the project, finding ideas)[4]p:76-144 [3]p:98-102 [2]p:63-98
7Developing sketches related to the project and turning them into drafts.[4]p:76-144 [3]p:98-102 [2]p:63-98
8Presentation, defense and evaluation of the completed project.[4]p:46-140 [3]p:74-102
9Collage Techniques and Alternative Surfaces: Creating collages with used materials, creative productions focused on sustainability. (Research on the project, finding ideas)[4]p:76-144 [3]p:98-102 [2]p:63-98
10Developing sketches related to the project and turning them into drafts.[4]p:10-24 [2]p:63-98
11Presentation, defense and evaluation of the completed project.[4]p:20-24 [3]p:74-92 [2]p:63-98
12Motion Graphics Experiments: Students make experimental visual arrangements on a topic of their choice and animate it with Photoshop timeline. (Research on the project, finding ideas)[4]p:50-82 [2]p:63-98
13Developing sketches related to the project and turning them into drafts.[4]p:76-144 [3]p:98-102 [2]p:63-98
14Presentation of completed projects, class discussion, critical evaluation.[4]p:46-140 [3]p:74-102