Month: March 2018

Worklogs & Grades

Digital Communication

By now you know that you need to regularly update Worklogs. Worklogs should list for each day: What project did you work on and what tasks did you do? Also, Worklog must list any out-of-class hours (time that you put in outside of regular class period). A lot of students left the second marking period Worklog blank. Those students received

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Artist Retrospective

Computer Art 1

Hooray! The SF Museum of Modern Art has decided to have a Retrospective about YOUR ARTIST — the one you’re going to report on for class. Since you’re an expert in that artist, the museum has hired you to work on the marketing materials for the show. You have to give the museum three different poster designs for your artist’s retrospective.

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Artist Research Project

Computer Art 1, Uncategorized

Mr. Machtay will give students a chance to select artists from his list. The list focuses on the last 100 years and includes many graphic designers, architects, sculptors, and industrial designers — people who have designed the buildings, chairs, and public spaces you see, as well as the designers of the magazine covers, ads and product logos that surround us. You

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Van Gogh’s Early Life

Computer Art 1

When you work on a PowerPoint for a presentation, you should use Bullet Points instead of full sentences. You need to select only the most important pieces of information for your bullet points. In your oral presentation, you should give more details and explanations. The PowerPoint Bullet Points are just points of reference for your audience to be able to follow what

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