USF TYPOGRAPHY: Design Program Student Showcase & Open House

Monday, November 28, 2011

Design Program Student Showcase & Open House

Thursday December 8

6:00pm
XARTS

We will be filling XARTS with work made this semester from students in:

Design Media Lab 1
Typography
Information Visualization
Professional Practice in Design
Digital Literacy
and The Graphics Center

This is a great chance to celebrate all your hard work this semester, check out what other classes are doing, and mix & mingle with faculty and fellow students.

Poster designed by Mia Johnson.

No comments:

Post a Comment

Typography / Art 205–03

Course Description

This course will introduce students to the practice, history, and theory of typography. Through design research, independent project work, and collaborative exercises; students will produce typographic solutions to applied and experimental problems using typography as their primary, if not exclusive, design element Course work will include independent student research, sustained project work, and critiques, emphasizing the perceptual and contextual properties of typographic design. Lectures, readings, and guided discussions will supplement project work, introducing students to the topics of letter form design, printing history, typographic classification, and textual representations.

To successfully complete this course, students will be expected to understand and emulate the principles of typographic practice that began in the early Renaissance and continue with contemporary digital design. Students will also be expected to demonstrate both leadership and collaboration skills while working with their fellow students towards the completion of group project work.

Professor: Stacy Asher

Email: sjasher@usfca.edu

Office Hours:

Wednesdays: 11:45-1:45

Gleeson Library / 4th Floor

Course web site:

USF Typography / Art 203–03

Pages

Monday, November 28, 2011

Design Program Student Showcase & Open House

No comments:

Post a Comment