Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Updated Schedule
Tuesday April 13
2:30 Tim Min (TH)
3:00 ?
3:00 ?
3:25 Juna Cho (W)
3:50 Nu Ri Cha (W)
4.15 Eddy Tsai (Portfolio)
Wednesday, April 14
12:00 Eddy Tsai (W)
12:25 Elizabeth Reay (W)
12:50 Joseph Margulies (W)
1:15 Haemin Lim (W)
1:40 Gi Sung Lee (W)
2:05 Sul An Kim (W)
2:30 Jin Sook Bae (W)
4:00 Jung Min Kim (W)
4:25 Rebecca Alvares (W)
4:50 Na Jung Young (TH)
5:15 Soojung Jun (TH)
5:35 Jung So Hwang (TH)
6:00 Young Woon Choi (TH)
Thursday, April 15
12:00 JuAn Song (TH)
12:25 Nicole Shipman (TH)
12:50 Soon Park (TH)
1:15 ?
1:40 Hae Joo Lee (TH)
2:05 Gabrielle Larrory (TH)
2:30 Eun Jung Kim (TH)
4:00 Byeolyi Jin (W)
4:25 Eunji Kim (W)
4:50 ?
Paper and Printing agencies
Many students have been asking me about the printing companies needs that are professional, reliable, and cheap at the same time. Here they are:
1. http://www.abgusa.com/conta ctus.htm
2. www.comzoneny.com 21 E 15th St New York, NY 10003. (212) 645-6428
1. http://www.abgusa.com/conta
2. www.comzoneny.com 21 E 15th St New York, NY 10003. (212) 645-6428
Flaps and a Back Ad of the book
Answering your questions.
Look at any hard cover literature book and notice that
Look at any hard cover literature book and notice that
Front flap— a mini-description of a book,
Back flap i— a photo (if available) and info about the author,
bottom of the Back flap—Designed by.... you
Illustration by or photography by...
and the info about the publishing house
(logo, name and address)
Back Ad—Praise for this book.
You can simply copy this info from a different book of the same author and replace the title with the title of your book.
Just try to design it as if it was a real book, but keep the identity of your design.
Olga
Individual Meeting 25 min. at the computer lab
Dear all,
This week I am going to give each of you 25 min. Obviously, I will not fit everybody in the class time, so here is the schedule for all my Sophomore students. My order was based on the order on the Roster. to be fair, Ithis time, I began with stuents who were at the end last time and finish with those who were first on line.
If you not happy with your placement, use Blog to trade your time with other students of mine. If you unable to come, make sure you let me know by e-mail, by Blog, or by giving your time to somebody else.
Check out Blog constantly this week. If you are late and next student is ready to go, you missed your spot. I don't have any more time. E-mail communication will not be available because I will spend time with all of you in the computer lab.
We are not going to meet in our regular classrooms, but at the computer lab on the 5th floor. You need to come a few min. before your appointed time, grab the computer and open your files (with activated fonts). You can show me your prints, pdf files or InDesign files—up to you.
We are not going to meet in our regular classrooms, but at the computer lab on the 5th floor. You need to come a few min. before your appointed time, grab the computer and open your files (with activated fonts). You can show me your prints, pdf files or InDesign files—up to you.
1.Promotional brochure
2. Poster
3 Book
Prepare a list of questions to save time. Next student has to have his computer ready and invite me to his place. Be respectful of my and other's time. I must know my schedule before Tuesday so that I wouldn't come in vain.
Here is the schedule:
Tuesday April 13
2:30 Eunji Kim (W)
3:00 Byeolyi Jin (W)
3:25 Juna Cho (W)
3:50 Nu Ri Cha (W)
4.15 ?
Wednesday, April 14
12:00 Eddy Tsay (W)
12:25 Elizabeth Reay (W)
12:50 Joseph Margulies (W)
1:15 Haemin Lim (W)
1:40 Gi Sung Lee (W)
2:05 Sul An Kim (W)
2:30 Jin Sook Bae (W)
4:00 Jung Min Kim (W)
4:25 Rebecca Alvares (W)
4:50 Na Jung Young (TH)
5:15 Soojung Jun (TH)
5:35 Jung So Hwang (TH)
6:00 Young Woon Choi (TH)
Thursday, April 15
12:00 JuAn Song (TH)
12:25 Nicole Shipman (TH)
12:50 Soon Park (TH)
1:15 Tim Min (TH)
1:40 Hae Joo Lee (TH)
2:05 Gabrielle Larrory (TH)
2:30 Eun Jung Kim (TH)
4:00 ?
4:25 ?
4:50 ?
5:15 ?
5:35 ?
6:00 ?
6:25 ?
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Hanging indents in InDesign
To create hanging indents in InDesign, go to Type>Story and then check 'Optical Margin Alignment' in the Story box and adjust the numbers as necessary.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Jinsook from Wednesday :)
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Hi :)
This is Jinsook Bae from Wednesday. These are 'the cherry orchard' posters.
The first one was the original version of my poster, but I revised it as 6 different versions.
I'd really appreciate your any opinions. Thanks!
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Hi :)
This is Jinsook Bae from Wednesday. These are 'the cherry orchard' posters.
The first one was the original version of my poster, but I revised it as 6 different versions.
I'd really appreciate your any opinions. Thanks!
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
soon park
hi, everyone.
this is soon park.
here are my final poster of electra.
which one do you think the best?
this is soon park.
here are my final poster of electra.
which one do you think the best?
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Cherry Orchard Posters
Eddy here. Here are some of my Cherry Orchard poster designs that I adjusted upon request. Not to sure about the turnout, but I wanted to see what you guys think of them.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Individual Meetings this week
Dear all,
This week we will have individual meetings.
Be punctual and control your time.
This week we will have individual meetings.
Be punctual and control your time.
You need
1. to print all your versions letter size, those that are very important in color should be in color and we will have our individual little session to finalize everything.
2. to bring 3 11x17 papers with 3 pages on them: the characters list and one left and one right page of the text using two different typefaces.
Why I ask 3 papers is because I want you to make an educated decision about the typefaces you've chosen.
For example, #1 paper —Futura and Garamond
#1 paper— Univers and trade Gothic
#1 paper—Chelteham and Didot. All this combinations are not real—just as an example)
You must type the names of the typefaces you use on each paper.
Be aware of the margins of the page. Different typefaces
will dictate different type size for the text and different leading.
Check how dense or open should be your text—
it will be a particular combination of typeface, type size, letterspacing, and leading .
Olga
Friday, March 19, 2010
this is soon park.
i have a question about teh style of the text of Electra.
the original text on the book that Olga gave us has strange line changing.
i mean it goues:
This is old Argos of your yearning, the grove (change the line)
of Inachus' gadfly-haunted daughter.
not:
This is old Argos of your yearning, the grove of Inachus' gadfly-haunted daughter.
because of the Greek writing style or something? idk.
do we have to keep this style of changing lines?
the original text on the book that Olga gave us has strange line changing.
i mean it goues:
This is old Argos of your yearning, the grove (change the line)
of Inachus' gadfly-haunted daughter.
not:
This is old Argos of your yearning, the grove of Inachus' gadfly-haunted daughter.
because of the Greek writing style or something? idk.
do we have to keep this style of changing lines?
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
ITUNE U OUT
Hey guys, this is Eddy. This is my invention idea called I TUNE U OUT. Here are some mock ups. Nothing is final, but some input on what works and what doesn't would be great. Thank you!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Wed class-the cherry orchard posters by Byeolyi Jin
What I want to focus on the play was the social change in Russia at the turn of the 20th century.
It is the rise of the lower class in Russia after the abolition of serfdom in the mid-19th century and the sinking of the aristocracy.
The play reflects this historical and social change well by using the cherry orchard.
Mrs. Ranevsky doesn't recognize her situation and has to sell her cherry orchard which was her property for living. It portrays that sinking of the aristocracy.
At the end, Lopakhin, who has the bad memories of the brutality of a peasant child's life, bought Mrs. Ranevsky's cherry orchard. It portrays the rise of the lower class.
To me, this story gave me the image that the fallen tower.
Like lego tower top and the top of its is fallen and remains bottom of it.
Give me your advice.
Thank you so much!
It is the rise of the lower class in Russia after the abolition of serfdom in the mid-19th century and the sinking of the aristocracy.
The play reflects this historical and social change well by using the cherry orchard.
Mrs. Ranevsky doesn't recognize her situation and has to sell her cherry orchard which was her property for living. It portrays that sinking of the aristocracy.
At the end, Lopakhin, who has the bad memories of the brutality of a peasant child's life, bought Mrs. Ranevsky's cherry orchard. It portrays the rise of the lower class.
To me, this story gave me the image that the fallen tower.
Like lego tower top and the top of its is fallen and remains bottom of it.
Give me your advice.
Thank you so much!
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