How to use Google Forms in the Art Room
If you are looking for ways to make your art room digitized and organized in the Cloud with ‘Google Drive’, Google Forms is a great part of the Google Drive family. The program is a lot like “Survey Monkey,” allowing you to ask specific questions and get answers aggregated into one common place. The possibilities with Google Forms are endless, from students using it to enter in Artsonia artist statements to creating an end of the year evaluation of your course. This year my colleague and I decided to team up and create a 5th through 8th grade art club. Google Forms is part of the Google family, which allows you to create a form or survey or test for students to fill out. Check out this video tutorial I made showing how I create, share, and use Google Forms in my Art Room: Have you used Google Forms with your students or colleagues before? What ways could you use Google Forms to collect information quickly?
The Design Encyclopedia
15 descriptive design words you should know
Designers tend to pride themselves on being “visually oriented” — and rightly so. That need not mean that you’re clumsy with words, however. Being able to verbally describe your work to a client throughout the feedback process is an indispensable skill. Contour Picasso’s famous contour drawing of Igor Stravinsky Basically another word for outline, but with a slightly more nuanced meaning. Curvilinear Curvilinear patterns on a Gothic cathedral window Where a lay person says “curvy” or perhaps “flowy,” an artist says curvilinear — a reference to a shape bounded by curved rather than straight lines. Flush An example of text that is flush left, ragged right No, not as in “Royal” or “the toilet.” Gestalt This image illustrates a principle of gestalt psychology: we perceive a whole (a cube seen through holes) rather than a group of parts (8 circles with Y shapes in them). Kerned Three different kernings of the word “WAR” in Clarendon typeface Kerning is key for typography lovers. Monochrome Motif Muted
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Speak Up Archives
HELLO (AND, WELL, GOODBYE)After nearly seven years of blogging, Speak Up has ceased publication. While this may not be a remarkable amount of time in the world of print and online publishing, the intensity with which we — founders, authors and readers alike — undertook it made it seem as it had been decades. For a thorough description on the reasons to close Speak Up, you may read this post, so as not to take much more space here. To the right you will see all of our categories with a brief description of what you may find. Below are some highlights from our time spent blogging. We hope all this helps maintain the legacy of Speak Up frozen in digital time and that it may be of some use to passersby. Bryony and Armin Principals, UnderConsideration LLC THE RISE AND FALL (AND RISE) OF LOGO DISCUSSIONOn March 25, 2003 UPS announced that, after 42 years of service, it would do away with its bow-tied logo designed by Paul Rand in 1961. SELF PUBLISHING, IT’S HARD! WHY SO SERIOUS? BEST.
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Inspiration
Forgot your username or password? Create account x Close I am A… New here? Feed your creative appetite with interviews, essays, profiles and personal stories of designers near and far, past and present. Collections Top Ten Tags Showing 1 - 6 of 200 Read more at designobserver.com Designed By: Lella Vignelli March 26, 2014 Photo of Lella Vignelli from the new book via vignelli.com To celebrate their partnership of more than 50 years, Massimo Vignelli has created a freely accessible book dedicated to the work of his wife Lella. Section: Inspiration - Tags: book design, environmental design, exhibition design, graphic design, identity design, product design, corporate design, Celebration Read more at fastcodesign.com How Do You Know When A Design Is Really Done? March 25, 2014 Photo of fiber optics testing from Wikipedia via Fast Company Section: Inspiration - Tags: design research, experience design, interaction design, user experience, user research, advice, technology Read more at labs.ideo.com
Il database con più di 10.000 filmati senza copyright
Per registi, designer, fotografi e diciamo qualsiasi tipo di creativo, il dominio pubblico è una risorsa importante, inclusi materiali esenti da copyright che possono essere usati e remixati per creare nuova arte. I cavilli legali del copyright e del dominio pubblico, ad ogni modo, possono essere scoraggianti, e ottenere specifici filmati, per esempio, dalle organizzazioni come il US National Archive può essere un’esperienza noiosa e frustrante. Oggi, il mercato video royalty-free Pond5 lancia il Public Domain Project per risolvere questo problema, aprendo al pubblico un massiccio tesoro completamente organizzato di circa 80.000 contenuti privi di copyright come spezzoni video, foto, registrazioni audio e modelli 3D. Dal momento che esistono solo in forma fisica all’interno dei National Archives, circa 5.000 filmati sono stati pressocché inaccessibili per la maggior parte dei registi. Di seguito, potete guardare alcune immagini royalty-free, cortesia del Public Domain Project:
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Guida per designer alla sezione aurea - Grafigata!
Hai mai sentito parlare della sezione aurea? Vuoi sapere perché è qualcosa che ogni designer dovrebbe conoscere ed utilizzare? Questo articolo vuole essere una guida completa e definitiva a uno dei più potenti strumenti di ogni buon designer. Ti spiegherò che cos’è la sezione aurea, da dove cavolo spunta fuori e, soprattutto, come usarla per la grafica e il design attraverso esempi, esperienze, consigli e risorse. Ok, sei pronto? Come avrai capito, questo articolo parla di quel particolare rapporto matematico che prende il nome di Sezione aurea ma anche di Rapporto aureo (in inglese Golden ratio, il nome più comune), Numero aureo, Costante di Fidia e addirittura Proporzione divina. Si, ok, Lorenzo, mi fa piacere questo sfoggio di sinonimi però arriviamo al dunque, che diavolo è sta sezione aurea?? Il mio alter ego ha pienamente ragione, non perdiamo tempo e diamo un po’ di informazioni importanti. Che cos’è la sezione aurea? Ma cosa rende così speciale la sezione aurea? In natura Perché?
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