Furniture Inventory Homework

Please complete the furniture inventory parts 1 and 2 for homework due Monday the 1st for B class; Wednesday the 3rd for D class. Make sure to use your program survey to help you fill it out!

Program Homework

Finish the general project statement along with Part A and B of the worksheet shown above. Due next class along with your program survey packet.

Rubric for Quick Fire #1 and Workbook #1

Criteria 1: Filled the page(s) with interesting, dynamic compositions________/5

Criteria 2: Page(s) show evidence of effort and time invested with attention to detail and layout_____/5

Criteria 3: High level of craftsmanship (in a sketchbook, no messy glue marks, overall neatness)____/5

Criteria 4: Use of a variety of mediums or evidence of experimentation and effort if using a new medium/material _____/5

Criteria 5: Creative and unique answers to the workbook design questions (not cliché, common or the ‘simple answer’) _____/5

Criteria 6: Pulled from a number of wide and varied resources including your own artwork, printed materials, objects, words, photographs, writings, etc.______/5

Criteria 7: Turned in sketchbook assignments on time _____/5

Criteria 8: Completely answered all portions of the workbook assignment ______/5

Workbook 2 and 3

Workbook 2 and 3 are due next week: October 19th for B class; October 21st for D class.  Directions are below:

DIRECTIONS:  SECTION A

STEP 1: Label the top of a new page in your workbook with “Workbook Assignment #2: Design Fundamentals: Rhythm and paste this assignment onto the page

STEP 2: Trace the template into your sketchbook 4 times.  Label the boxes underneath each as follows:

Rhythm through repetition                     Rhythm through progression      

  Rhythm through transition                           Rhythm through radiation

STEP 3: Using construction paper; fadeless paper and glue, create a mini composition in the box for each of the above concepts.  Refer to your notes; the Internet or come see me prior to the due date if you are in need of help. You may choose a theme if you’d like to (example: insects; flowers; shoes; furniture; etc.)

STEP 4: Use markers, colored pencils or Sharpie to add onto the compositions to make them show the concepts in Step 2 as clearly as possible

DIRECTIONS:  SECTION B

STEP 1: Label the top of a new page in your workbook with Workbook Assignment #3: Design Fundamentals: Gestalt and paste this assignment onto the page

STEP 2: Looking through the images you collected for your Design File – pick one that exhibits gestalt in one of the following ways.  Then describe specifically HOW that gestalt is created in the space – through the type and setup of furniture; color; pattern; materials, etc. Please use complete sentences.  Please list what design you used in your file (ex: kitchen #1; dining room #4, public space #3, etc.)

Gestalt through similarity        

Gestalt through proximity                 

Gestalt through continuation

STEP 3: Repeat step 2 above, this time using a different image from your design file and a different type of gestalt than you picked in step 2.

 

Assignment #3: Design File

TASK:

Begin to create an inventory of designs that you find intriguing and that you might pull influence from for your projects throughout the year

DIRECTIONS:

Using the interior design magazines; links on the blog used from the last assignment as well as the Getty Designs database of images (http://www.gettydesigns.com/) begin to develop a picture portfolio that includes the following items:

o 5 kitchens

o 5 dining rooms

o 5 living rooms

o 5 bedrooms

o 5 bathrooms

o 5 exteriors

o 5 public spaces (schools; banks; museums; theaters; auditoriums; store; shopping center; library; park; restaurant; café; train; gym; etc.)

The pictures that you collect must clearly represent the required items. The photographs must be large-- at least ¼ the size of this assignment sheet, and be clear of people and words.

Copy and paste all of the images into a Word or Power Point document. If you find interesting images from the interior design magazine follow the directions for scanning. If you are using a laptop save your pictures to your shared folder (the one you can access from anything computer); open the document on a desktop computer and print out using the HS-006 or HS-002 printer.

Once you have completed all of the directions listed above, label the back of the picture with your name as well as which of the above it is (ex: dining room; kitchen; etc.) Paper clip them together and place them in your folder.