Graphic/Publication Design
Assignment:
Brochure & CD
For your final
assignment use InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop and any other software, to
produce a brochure and a CD that contains a portfolio of your work from this
class.
Imagine that you
are hiring yourself to create a promotional brochure for your skills.
Design a folded brochure that
contains all your creative savvy in its pages and that is also able to hold a
CD with your images from this class' assignments (If you want to include
images from other classes burn a second CD).
A paper can be
folded many different ways so plan your project by creating a preliminary
composite before you show it to your professor. This composite will help
you to set up your document when you begin working on the computer.
The brochure should
contain images that attract attention to your skills, contact information,
and a brief bio or resume on one of the inside pages.
You should design
your brochure in a way that would hold a CD in one of the inside panes (invent
a creative way to hold the CD).
Print your work,
fold it perfectly, insert the CD and present it during the final critique.
Find a commercial printer if you don't have access to a good printer but keep
in mind the hard deadlines.
You may use high
quality stock images for this assignment if you want. Do NOT use images downloaded
from the web.
- Create
a visually stunning brochure that includes a CD, images, text as needed,
a resume, and contact info.
- Print
it on high quality paper
- Burn
a CD that includes all your final assignments for this class (including
a PDF for this very brochure)
- Create
a nice image and label for the actual CD. Print it and glue it on your
CD
- Put
the CD in a pocket in one of the folds inside your brochure
- Present
your final product during the final critique (No computer files will
be critiqued)
If you do not
print the project and you decide to only submit a computer file in your CD
you can only earn
up to a B.
If you do not
submit printed work, and you do not submit a CD with your work, deciding
instead to submit a file in the computer, you can only earn up to a C for
your efforts.
If you don't submit
anything during the final critique, you can earn up to an E for that assignment.
If you decide
to print your work, fold it nicely, include the CD with lots on nice work
from this class, but decide to take off for home a little early for the summer
festivities and just drop the work off in my mailbox for grading before the
deadline... Well, you will have a nice piece for your portfolio, but you
will earn an E for not presenting your work in the critique along with all
the penalties that derive from the Syllabus for work not submitted on the
final crit.
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