1. @julianna_proc

    Wall-e

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    February 15, 2016
    This week we had to do an extra 10 stars of design bank posts. One of these posts had to be worth 4 or more stars. I selected to do a 4 star assignment titled professor groom poster. This assignment tells you to find a picture of Jim Groom and then crop it into a movie […]
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  2. @jsteele_ds106

    Wanted!

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    February 15, 2016
    For this assignment, we were required to make a wanted poster for one of the most wanted outlaws. I chose to do Sam Bass, who was wanted for his robbery of property worth $60,000 for the Union Pacific gold train. Even tho Sam Bass was technically killed on his way to do another robbery, it … Continue reading Wanted!
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  3. @julianna_proc

    Most Wanted

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    February 15, 2016
    I selected to do most wanted outlaws assignment from the design assignment bank. This assignment was one of the three that we had to select from on the DS assignment page. I had to create a wanted poster for a most wanted outlaw. We were given a list of most wanted outlaws and from there we had […]
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  4. @julianna_proc

    Reflection on the Vignelli Cannon

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    February 15, 2016
    The first assignment of the week was to read the Vignelli Cannon. This is a short booklet describing design principles. As as disclaimer- I know barely anything about design so I actually enjoyed reading this short book. It opened my eyes how certain designs are created and how designers think. One part that I really like […]
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  8. @lmccuist0

    Designing the West

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    February 15, 2016
    While researching designs, I compiled a few examples of what seemed to be common themes in western art. The colors, compositions, and subjects of western-themed designs run along similar veins. They stick to warm colors and try to capture as much of its subject as possible, not necessarily focusing on any minute details within an … Continue reading Designing the West →
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  11. @lmccuist0

    Economy of Design

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    February 15, 2016
    This reading by Vignelli had a lot of interesting information. It was useful in exploring the principles of design and space. I hadn’t considered much of what went into the design of visual elements such as logos and printed works. Even the font and spacial awareness of words were necessary in maintaining a well-designed page. The … Continue reading Economy of Design →
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  14. @delisjaadla

    Life Updates/Where have I been?

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    February 15, 2016
    It is a funny thing with me and my blogging. It never tends to work out no matter how many blogs I make or how motivated I feel at that very second. I have always loved writing but sometimes only loving something isn’t enough, is it? You have to put time and effort into it […]
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  17. @marsbars610

    Most Wanted

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    February 15, 2016
    WANTED CLICK ON THE LINK FOR PHOTO *For this assignment I looked up “killers of the old west” and came across a guy who seemed really interesting. I don’t really have much to work with because I don’t have fancy websites to create the real look of a wanted poster. So I created a plain … Continue reading "Most Wanted"
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  26. @NatalieCPSC106

    Wanted!!

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    February 13, 2016
    For one of this week’s tasks we were given the choice to complete one of three provided visual assignments. As such, I chose to complete this assignment because I have seen many WANTED posters within movies and they seem to be very prevalent in western themed movies and shows. The most wanted outlaw I chose … Continue reading Wanted!!
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  28. @Logan P

    Response to Literature: “New” Nature Writing

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    February 13, 2016
    This week, I read and responded to an essay from Andrea Nolan called “Not Your Grandfather’s Nature Writing: The New “Nature” Journals.” It dealt with, primarily, the shifting definitions, uses, and approaches to nature writing in online journals. Andrea Nolan’s essay on nature writing—and its heavy emphasis on nature writing in online mediums and its […]
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  29. @NatalieCPSC106

    Daily Create Feb. 13, 2016

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    February 13, 2016
    Sometimes old technology is better than a new kind! @ds106dc #tdc1497 #dailycreate Mr.Remington,Some advice Don't always use your phone for directions.Keep your compass pic.twitter.com/NYR138E4wr — Natalie Motley (@NatalieCPSC106) February 13, 2016
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UMW Spring 2024 (Bond & Groom)

Welcome to Paul Bond and Jim Groom’s Spring 2024 ds106

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