AT 103/ Basic Design I
FALL 2011
FINAL PROJECT: STORYBOARD & POSTER DESIGN
Phase 1: HISTORY RESEARCH PROJECT
Research on the life and works of a significant painter, printmaker, drawer, graphic designer, photographer, architect, interior designer, animator, mixed media, digital artist, illustrator that you consider apply the studied elements and principles of design (line, color, space, form, shape, balance, rhythm, emphasis…) in his/her work from a very personal and distinctive approach. Please refer to Contemporary artists’ list included below.
This research project will culminate in a visual presentation to share the research data with the class. Storyboards, posters and papers will be presented during the last class critique on your Exam date. PLEASE REMEMBER TO MARK THE DATE OF YOUR FINAL EXAM, wich is included in syllabus. ABSENCE WILL RESULT ON FAILING THE FINAL PROJECT (25% of your grade: 15% Project + 10% Paper + Sketchbook)
On this date, mounted Storyboards and Posters along with sketchbook will be presented individually during a class critique. You will be evaluating each other. Along the presentation, students will hand in on that date, a 2 pages paper based on his/her artist research and creative process.
Oral Presentations and Papers should include:
Artist Selected:
· Very brief biography of the artist as introduction (Maximum one paragraph)
· You should look at and analyze as many works from the artist/ designer as possible. But you should select at least one artwork as inspiration/ foundation to develop your storyboard.
· You will justify your criteria in the selection of the artist. In that you will discuss your interest on his/her/their particular use of the element of design studied.
Literary Source of your Narrative:
· Song, book, poem, you have selected to base your visual narrative on.
· Mention author, title and any relevant information about the work
· Explain why you have chosen this piece.
Your approach:
· How do you connect conceptually and aesthetically the work of the artist you selected with the literary source that inspire you?
· Did this research and process help you to develop further your own visual language?
Phase 2: FINAL PROJECT: STORYBOARD
Based on your Art and Design History research, and the poem, song, book you have chosen, you will develop a storyboard for an animation/video.
Story must include characters ( For example: artist or designer you have chosen performs at the story you have chosen/ artists meet the characters in your literary source/ or one created based in their work)
Character/s:
The development of the character/s should be the first step in developing the narrative. Without characters there are no story. Think about figure and background. Your character will be the subject/figure, the background will be the context in which the narrative is developed.
Storyline:
The storyline will be based in the narrative of the source you have chosen: song, book, poem.
You can also be inspired by the work of artist selected, for example.
· Highlights on the life and work of selected artist or designer
· A story based on one specific artwork selected from the artist that meets conceptually or aesthetically the mood or tone of the song, book or poem you selected
· A fictional or historic tale based in the evolution of the work of the visual artist and writers or musician you selected.
Storyboard:
STORYBOARD MUST CONTAIN AT LEAST 9 FRAMES.
You can use humor, suspense, etc. to deliver the message content.
Character designed and content delivered should be based in the application of elements and principles of design and concepts studied throughout the course. Your use (as well as the ones of the artist you selected) of elements and principles of design will be discussed in your presentation. Remember that how you articulate the concept of your story, how you develop it aesthetically and present it to the class will be highly considered for your Final grade.
Any materials may be used, markers, pencils, ink, acrylic, tempera, watercolor, collage, as long as the whole storyboard is aesthetically consistent. You can also include collage of characters or other visual elements generated digitally. If you decide to do so, please discuss details of image generation and printing with instructor before doing so.
Final storyboards must be properly mounted on black mounting board for critique
About the Project
What is a storyboard?
A storyboard visually tells the story of an animation panel by panel, kind of like a comic book, a graphic novel. The first step is to understand what you are trying to communicate and what your intended message is.
Once you developed the characters and the storyline, your storyboard should convey some of the following information:
Who are the characters? How many characters are in the frame? How are they moving?
How the characters or elements in each frame dialogue with each other?
How much time has passed between the last frame of the storyboard and the current one? And next one?... Which is complete length you intend in the narrative?
Where the "camera" is in the scene? Is the “camera” moving close or faraway?
Remember the changing of the “ metaphorical camera” perspective makes the story more dynamic and engaging. If you draw your storyboard frames on separate papers you can rearrange them to move parts of the story around.
HELPFUL LINKS TO REVIEW WHILE DEVELOPING YOUR PROJECT
About Story Board Concept
http://hollandlastopmotion.wordpress.com/2011/03/28/storyboard/
Interviews To Pixar Story Artists
You are encouraged to research further about storyboard artists and google Storyboard templates. You will find hundred of images that may be a good source for your presentation.
Phase 3: POSTER DESIGN
Based on your storyboard, and applying once again the Elements and Principles of Design studied, you will design a poster that will advertise your Story (video, book, animation).
Posters will be painted (or/and collaged) on a 15”x 20” Illustration board.
I will discuss further details and possibilities on approaching this phase of the project individually with each student after storyboard was developed.
Story Board:
Concept drafting template to work in your sketchbook
(See handouts)
Selection of sources Due:
Section 02: Mon Nov 28th
Sections 03/04 : Tuesday Nov 29th
Name __________________________________
Artist researched __________________________________
Song, Book or Poem selected __________________________________
Tentative Title of Story _________________________________
Contemporary Artists by Alphabetical order
A
Tomma Abts
Marina Abromovic
Franz Ackermann
Vito Acconci
Sergei Bugaev Africa
Doug Aitken
Darren Almond
Carl Andre
Frncis Alÿs
Ghada Amer
Dieter Appelt
Nobuyoshi Araki
Arman
Alice Aycock
B
John Baldassari
Miroslaw Balka
Lothar Baumgarten
Matthew Barney
Tina Barney
Robert Barry
Georg Baselitz
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Bernd and Hilla
Becher
Vanessa Beecroft
Lynda Benglis
Joseph Beuys
Ashley Bickerton
Xu Bing
John Bock
Alighiero Boetti
Christian Boltanski
Monica Bonvicini
Louise Bourgeois
Jonathon Borofsky
Daniel Buren
Chris Burden
Victor Burgin
Mark Bradford
George Brecht
Marcel Broodthaers
Cecily Brown
Glenn Brown
C
Sophie Calle
James Casebere
Maurizio Cattelan
Vija Celmin
Jake and Dinos
Chapman
Mel Chin
Christo and Jean
Claude
John Coplans
Tony Cragg
Martin Creed
John Currin
Paul McCarthy
Allan McCollum
D
Richard Deacon
Tacita Dean
Thomas Demand Philip-Lorca DiCorcia
Rineke Dijkstra
Mark Dion
Mark DiSuvero
Stan Douglas
Peter Doig
Jimmie Durham
Marlene Dumas
E
William Eggleston
Olafur Eliasson
Tracey Emin
F
Eric Fischl
Peter Fischli & David
Weiss
Dan Flavin
Sylvie Fleury
Dominque Foerster-
Gonzalez
Yang Fudong
Noriko Nurunishi
Hamish Fulton
Tom Friedman
G
Anya Gallaccio
Ellen Gallagher
Liam Gillick
Gilbert and George
Mario Giacomelli
Robert Gober
Leon Golub
Nan Goldin
Felix Gonzales-Torres
Douglas Gordon
Andreas Gursky
Dan Graham
Renee Green
H
David Hammons
Ian Hamilton Finlay
Masahisa Fukase
Hans Haacke
Peter Halley
Mona Hatoum
Michael Heizer
Jonathon Hernández
Jose Antonio
Hernández-Diez
Arturo Herrera
Eva Hesse
Susan Hiller
Thomas Hirschorn
Damien Hirst
Jim Hodges
Howard Hodgkin
Candida Höfer
Jenny Holzer
Nancy Holt
Karsten Höller
Roni Horn
Eikoh Hosoe
Zhang Huan
Douglas Huebler
Gary Hume
Pierre Huyghe
Tehching Hsieh
I
Jorg Immendorf
Robert Irwin
Runa Islam
J
Emily Jacir
Francesco Jodice
Donald Judd
Won Ju Lim
K
Ilya and Emilia
Kabakov
Anish Kapoor
Tadashi Kawamata
William Kentridge
Mike Kelley
Mary Kelly
William Kentridge
Anselm Kiefer
Martin Kippenberger
Karen Kilimnick
Atta Kim
Jeff Koons
Janis Kounellis
Justine Kurland
L
An-My Lê
Nikki Lee
Marie-Jo Lafontaine
Zoe Leonard
Sol LeWitt
Glenn Ligon
Mark Lombardi
Richard Long
Robert Longo
Lee Lozano
Sarah Lucas
Markus Lupertz
Vera Lutter
M
David Mach
David Maisel
Piero Manzoni
Brice Marden
Walter De Maria
Kerry James Marshall
Agnes Martin
Gordon Matta-Clark
Steve McQueen
Mario Merz
Susan Meiselas
Cildo Meireles
Ana Mendieta
Boris Mikhailov
Iñago Maglano-Ovalle
Robert Morris
Mariko Mori
Mary Miss
Julie Mehretu
Beatriz Milhazes
Robert Morris
Sarah Morris
Yasumasa Morimora
Daido Moriyama
Ron Mueck
Elizabeth Murray
Vik Muniz
Juan Muñoz
Takashi Murakami
N
Shirin Neshat
Bruce Nauman
Ernesto Neto
Walter Niedermayr
Frank Nitsche
Tim Noble and Sue
Webster
Nils Norman
O
Albert Oehlen
Chris Ofili
Hélio Oiticica
Yoko Ono
Gabriel Orozco
Damián Ortega
Tony Oursler
P
Nam June Paik
Roxy Paine
Jorge Pardo
Cornelia Parker
Phillipe Parreno
A R Penck
Manfred Pernice
Raymond Pettibon
Grayson Perry
Sigmar Polke
Rona Pondick
Adrian Piper
Michelangelo
Pistoletto
Larry Pittman
Richard Prince
Martin Puryear
Q
Cai Guo Qiang
Wang Qingsong
R
Walid Raad
Fiona Rae
Neo Rauch
Udo Randinone
Dorothea Rockburne
David Reed
Pedro Reyes
Jason Rhoades
Gerhard Richter
Bridget Riley
Pipilotti Rist
Matthew Ritchie
Martha Rosler
Dieter Roth
Susan Rothenberg
Thomas Ruff
Robert Ryman
S
Anri Sala
Doris Salcedp
David Salle
Jenny Saville
Thomas Scheibitz
Julian Schnabel
Carolee Schneeman
Gregor Schneider
Thomas Schütte
Allan Sekula
Raqib Shaw
Bob and Roberta
Smith
Robert Smithson
Santiago Sierra
Charles Simonds
Lorna Simpson
Robert Smithson
Miriam Shapiro
Yinka Shonibare
Kiki Smith
Nancy Spero
Tim Spelios
Simon Starling
Frank Stella
Haim Steinbach
Joel Sternfeld
Jessica Stockholder
Thomas Struth
Hiroshi Sugimoto
Sarah Sze
T
Sam Taylor-Wood
Wolfgang Tillmans
Rikrit Tiravanija
Fred Tomaselli
Shomei Tomatsu
James Turrell
Gavin Turk
Luc Tuymans
V
JoAnn Verburg
Bill Viola
W
Mark Wallinger
Gillian Wearing
Matthais Weischer
Franz West
Richard Wentworth
James Wines
Terry Winters
Jackie Winsor
Jeff Wall
Kara Walker
Rachel Whiteread
Krzysztof Wodiczko
David Wojnarowicz
Fred Wilson
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