On Friday, everyone will meet in Irving Auditorium at 8-8:30am for a mandatory graphic design department meeting
Due:
- Review your printed pieces. Take careful notes for later revisions.
Studio/homework:
Part A: Identifying Rhetoric (modes & tropes)
- 3 modes x 3 found examples per mode = 9 total
- 1 found example per trope = 9 total
Each example will be:
- considered and well-crafted documentation of found artifacts
- clear and consistent labeling, descriptions and citations
- thoughtful and consistent composition of elements (type and image)
Part B: Rhetorical Combos (persuasive matrix & sketches)
methods:
- produce studies of your chosen topic that successfully employ the theory
- execute 3 out of 9 tropes, one from each mode = 3 total (one example each of ethos, pathos & logos, different trope for each)
- studies are well-crafted and formally engaging
- studies are communicative and insightful
- clear/correct labeling
Plus, include clear and selective documentation of analog sign-mapping and matrix.
Part C: Defining Rhetoric
methods:
- clear/correct and concise definitions for each term, in your own words (14 total)
- rhetoric, metonymy, synecdoche, antithesis, pun, hyperbole, metaphor, personification, irony, parody
- modes of appeal, pathos, logos, ethos
- well written, concise and insightful reflection on what you learned about rhetoric and its application to graphic design practice (1-2 paragraphs)
- thoughtfully typeset the above definitions and statement. Must be a new/different approach from project 1.
Homework:
- Prepare a thoughtful verbal/visual presentation of Parts A, B, C (see above). 7 minutes max.
- Have your keynote ready, before start of class.
- Post to blogs for evaluation.
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