Monday, June 17, 2013
Designing a logo / garment tag
As part of your memory garment you'll also design a garment hang tag to go with your piece. What is your brand? What are the ideas associated with your unique point of view + how can you translate them into a small garment tag?
Examples of garment tags are below. Refer to the next blog post for information on the logo design process.
Source: http://www.onextrapixel.com/2011/08/30/50-creative-designs-and-shapes-of-hang-tags/
In Class Monday, 6.17 + HW due Weds, 6.19
I. Discussion: Punk - Chaos to Couture
II. Review Concept Sketches
III. Guest Speaker: Caterina Bertolotto
II. Review Concept Sketches
III. Guest Speaker: Caterina Bertolotto
Here is a link to Caterina's website to learn more about her inter-disciplinary practice: http://www.caterinabertolotto.com/02.html
IV. Logo / Garment Tag Design
V. Homework + Supplies for Weds, 6.19
Homework:
1. Complete many (over 25) quick logo sketches in your sketchbook.
2. On Weds we will be purchasing paper for the memory garments at New York Central Art Supply. ***Meet at NY Central at 4pm on Weds (62 3rd Avenue between 10th and 11th Streets in Manhattan).
Come to class prepared to purchase paper for your project.
Supplies to bring:
- Tape
- Scissors
- Glue
- Xacto Knife
- Cutting Mat
- Scrap Paper (newspaper, computer paper, sketchbook paper, etc.)
- Something to sketch w/
- Erasers
- Sketchbook
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Monday, June 10, 2013
Class Weds, 6.12 - Special Meeting Time*** Directions to the Met + Supplies
This Weds we're having a special early class session so that we can see PUNK: Chaos to Couture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
http://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2013/PUNK
**Meet on the steps outside of the Metropolitan Museum of Art at 2:15 on Wednesday.
Here are directions to the Met:
http://www.metmuseum.org/visit/plan-your-visit/getting-here
Supplies to Bring:
A sketchbook, something to sketch with, pencils, erasers
See you there!
In Class, Mon. 6.10 + HW for Weds 6.12
Today we'll be reviewing the postcards, mood boards, and color palettes.
I. First, we'll look at the postcards.
Choose one that you'd like to send to yourself through the mail. The back should look like this so that
you have room for your address and stamp:

Address the postcard to yourself at the address where you will be staying while at Parsons. In the open area on the back write a short letter to yourself that describes how you're feeling today. Be specific! You will receive the postcard back at some point in the future.
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II. Second, we'll be looking at the mood boards and color palettes. Each student will give a short, informal introduction to the memory concept that reveals various details about the memory.
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III. Third, we'll begin working in sketchbooks to determine what form the garment will take. The garment can be any wearable item that relates to the body. How can the memory garment's interaction with the body relate to the memory itself?
For HW, begin to work in your sketchbook on garment sketches. Create at least 10 rough sketches that you will develop further during and after class on Wednesday.
I. First, we'll look at the postcards.
Choose one that you'd like to send to yourself through the mail. The back should look like this so that
you have room for your address and stamp:
Address the postcard to yourself at the address where you will be staying while at Parsons. In the open area on the back write a short letter to yourself that describes how you're feeling today. Be specific! You will receive the postcard back at some point in the future.
- - - - - -
II. Second, we'll be looking at the mood boards and color palettes. Each student will give a short, informal introduction to the memory concept that reveals various details about the memory.
- - - - - -
III. Third, we'll begin working in sketchbooks to determine what form the garment will take. The garment can be any wearable item that relates to the body. How can the memory garment's interaction with the body relate to the memory itself?
For HW, begin to work in your sketchbook on garment sketches. Create at least 10 rough sketches that you will develop further during and after class on Wednesday.
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Print Information @Parsons
The printers on the 3rd floor are temporarily closed. If you need to print in color, send your images / docs to the printer in I421 (either Color421 or BW421)
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