Assignments Page
Follow the link below to each individual assignment’s page. There you will find the guidelines, specifications, video tutorials, examples, inspiration & more.
Assignments will be posted in chronological order. We will focus on one assignment at a time.
Assignment #1 – https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/mma100-fall-2021/assignment-1/
Assignment #2 – https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/mma100-fall-2021/assignment-2/
Assignment #3 – https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/mma100-fall-2021/assignment-3-3/
Assignment #4 – https://openlab.bmcc.cuny.edu/mma100-fall-2021/assignment-4-3/
Assignment #5 – Final Portfolio – Students will create a final Portfolio of all completed works from the semester – A “how-to” video tutorial is below:
Video recording from 12/8:
Passcode: e&jmUC9u
Student Work Submission guidelines:
When your assignment / assignments have been completed please add them to our class Google Drive shared folder – the link to our shared folder is located in our course hub in Blackboard:
*Please make sure to create a folder for yourself with your first and last name and please name your files with your name – an Example file name looks like this:
Ryan_Seslow_Assignment#1.JPG
Ryan_Seslow_Assignment#1.psd
Ryan_Seslow_Assignment#1.pdf
I just posted the first part of Assignment #1 to Google Drive, the student work page. I’m unsure if I posted the proper way.
I ram into a few problems creating the Elements of Design wireframe, for example, I tried to use a Pollock painting from the CC website as my background but it was WAY too busy so I settled on a green gradient background instead.
Another issue is with the alignment of the image in the spaceholder. For example, the Bauhaus text image used in the type space holder. I tried to go back in a recenter it but couldn’t get it to recenter.
In the next round of PS, creating The Principal of Design wireframe I hope my pace picks up a little.
Hi Jour, yes you did! (I see the psd. photoshop file, you can add the jpg file format this week, or when you can. I left a comment on the file in google drive too. Good choice on the green gradient background! Lol, yes, a Pollock is super busy and you saw that contrast right away, good choice to remove it for a less conflicting background. Good work, a big part of this exercise is making decisions and discovering contrasts! 🙂