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DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS                                                         de Beaufort

FINAL PROJECT

Poster




This is your chance to put it all the pieces together!

Assignment:
Create an 11”x17” poster for a current music act, movie, political cause, or festival.

Using any media of your choice , or a combination (pen, paint, photo-collage, photoshop,
colored paper) create a poster of 11”x17” and mount on illustration board using adhesive . If your
image is digital, you must print out at least one copy.

Please utilize at least 3 of the following design principles :
       Pattern
       Repetition
       Symmetrical/Asymmetrical Balance
       Focal Point/Emphasis and Directional Lines
       Exaggerated Scale/Proportion
       Visual Contrast
       Gestalt

Please utilize at least 3 of the following elements of design:
       Line
       Shape
       Illusion of space
       Illusion of motion
       Gradation
       Illusion of texture
       Color

Your design must be well composed, visually striking, with a very tangible sense of UNITY. There will be
a balance between repetition (uniformity) and variety and the work will not be muddled or confusing. Your
subject must be represented in a clever way and the text must be legible. Remember that in good design,
sometimes less is more, and that the best way to communicate content is to find a striking image that
represents something essential about your subject. Do not be obvious, but neither should the work be
cryptic or incomprehensible.

 Stay away from over complex color schemes (2-3 colors should be fine), highly complex photographic
images or rendering. Simple, bold, forceful and direct images and representational strategies work best.
We are not trying to paint the Sistine Chapel here, just make a poster with an immediate and clear
message. Please create a nice balance between positive and negative space, and do not over use text.
Your text should be readable and not swallowed by your design.

You must first create 3 drafts of your image representing 3 possible approaches to the design. The draft
images must be sketches with some color and not just some scribbled stick figures. Do not take too much
time on this, but you will only receive full credit if you demonstrate that you considered more than
one idea. Process is as important as the finished product.



Objectives:
       Use of at least 3 design principles
       Use of at least 3 visual elements.
       Demonstration of process.
       Successful integration of content and form.
       Successful use of chosen media.
       Demonstration of ability to create Unity in your work.

Grading Rubric:


       CONCEPT (40 %) : The project makes use 3 design principles and visual elements. You have
       created 3 rough drafts. Your work is unified, bold, and full of impact. There is a direct link between
       your subject and the image(s) you have created.
       PROFESSIONALISM (40 %): The project is orderly and well executed. Care and
       consideration have been shown with respect to media and its handling. The work looks finished,
       professional and transcends “student” quality.
       ORIGINALITY (20 %) Is your design innovative and original, or simply rote copies of the
       examples given? Does your work communicate in a fresh, exciting and creative way?


200 points total

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Design Your Music, Movie or Cause Poster

  • 1. DESIGN FUNDAMENTALS de Beaufort FINAL PROJECT Poster This is your chance to put it all the pieces together! Assignment: Create an 11”x17” poster for a current music act, movie, political cause, or festival. Using any media of your choice , or a combination (pen, paint, photo-collage, photoshop, colored paper) create a poster of 11”x17” and mount on illustration board using adhesive . If your image is digital, you must print out at least one copy. Please utilize at least 3 of the following design principles : Pattern Repetition Symmetrical/Asymmetrical Balance Focal Point/Emphasis and Directional Lines Exaggerated Scale/Proportion Visual Contrast Gestalt Please utilize at least 3 of the following elements of design: Line Shape Illusion of space Illusion of motion Gradation Illusion of texture Color Your design must be well composed, visually striking, with a very tangible sense of UNITY. There will be a balance between repetition (uniformity) and variety and the work will not be muddled or confusing. Your subject must be represented in a clever way and the text must be legible. Remember that in good design, sometimes less is more, and that the best way to communicate content is to find a striking image that represents something essential about your subject. Do not be obvious, but neither should the work be cryptic or incomprehensible. Stay away from over complex color schemes (2-3 colors should be fine), highly complex photographic images or rendering. Simple, bold, forceful and direct images and representational strategies work best. We are not trying to paint the Sistine Chapel here, just make a poster with an immediate and clear
  • 2. message. Please create a nice balance between positive and negative space, and do not over use text. Your text should be readable and not swallowed by your design. You must first create 3 drafts of your image representing 3 possible approaches to the design. The draft images must be sketches with some color and not just some scribbled stick figures. Do not take too much time on this, but you will only receive full credit if you demonstrate that you considered more than one idea. Process is as important as the finished product. Objectives: Use of at least 3 design principles Use of at least 3 visual elements. Demonstration of process. Successful integration of content and form. Successful use of chosen media. Demonstration of ability to create Unity in your work. Grading Rubric: CONCEPT (40 %) : The project makes use 3 design principles and visual elements. You have created 3 rough drafts. Your work is unified, bold, and full of impact. There is a direct link between your subject and the image(s) you have created. PROFESSIONALISM (40 %): The project is orderly and well executed. Care and consideration have been shown with respect to media and its handling. The work looks finished, professional and transcends “student” quality. ORIGINALITY (20 %) Is your design innovative and original, or simply rote copies of the examples given? Does your work communicate in a fresh, exciting and creative way? 200 points total