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    March 25, 2013


    Before going on Spring Break, I interviewed 4 of my 5 teachers. Here’s a video of their answers of the question “What are my weaknesses?” I didn’t make this video to advertise reasons not to hire me, but try to encourage others, emphasizing the importance of asking the questions that you are afraid to hear the answer. It’s great to know how I am being perceived. I really encourage everyone to sit down and have a one-on-one with their teachers. Even if you think you’re doing well. All of them, if possible. It was interesting seeing the different perspectives. I was surprised and grateful for their honesty and I’m looking forward to the opportunities to show that I have synthesized their advice and improved.

    Thank you to all of the teachers who spared some time for me during the hectic finals week.

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  • Object Poster 30

    March 25, 2013

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  • Object Poster 29

    March 24, 2013

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  • Object Poster 28

    March 23, 2013

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  • Object Poster 27

    March 22, 2013

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  • Poster for Tomorrow: Adding Type

    March 22, 2013

    _4tomorrowposter1F4CA503010D04ACE912E21DD0EBF67E23Adding type was difficult. I wanted it to feel integrated, but I didn’t want to ruin the depth that was starting to define itself.  I’m glad the quarter is over, but I feel like I didn’t tackle the “typographic-poster-beast.” Maybe, that will be a spring break project. I loved doing this poster because when I saved it as “posterfortomorrow” it wasn’t irresponsible file naming.

     

    (Earlier Post Relating to This Project)

     

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  • My Second Gif

    March 21, 2013

    gemI was inspired by mr. div. and so I was inspired by his hexagon gifs and made one. It’s kind of like Letterpress posters in a way. They have to align otherwise you get this bouncing effect, which may be something to shoot for. I like how the gradients got artifacty. That happens with gifs in the compression of the information. It get’s a bit chunky. If you were wondering, my first gif was part of a website assignment, to help simulate banner ads. See my first gif here.

     

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  • Object Poster 26

    March 21, 2013

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