Adjective + Noun

Age of Gods Another?

Aesthetic
Neon Greek
Greek Glow
Zoom Antiquity
Black-and-Red
Given this aesthetic, give the font a name (think: adjective + noun).

First: brainstorm words

Pastoral Flow
 Any other possibilities come to mind?
Reverse Image Search

The Forest Stream by Jacob van Ruisdael (Dutch, Haarlem 1628/29–1682 Amsterdam), ca. 1660
Dutch Golden Age painter
Brainstorm on your own until you come up with a name for this fashion trend. Raise your hand when you have one.

New Dandy
Brainstorm on your own until you come up with a name for this genre of video game contest. Raise your hand when you have one.
 “Through “Colors of Thandiwe”, Thandiwe aims to reclaim the self-love
of the African woman who is often excluded from beauty standards in
her own country. She also explores how the individual can lose their
identity to culture. In her work Thandiwe showcases Africa’s unique mix
of vibrant cultures, textiles and beauty norms. The accessories are
inspired by the objects Kenyans interact with in their everyday life,
where one object can have multiple uses beyond its original purpose.”

2 MIN: Come up with at least

one title for this photographer’s
exhibition.  Each share one
“Colors of Thandiwe”, an exhibition by Thandiwe Muriu, with the group.
a photographer born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya.
 Laurinda by Raphaela Rosella
Sum up the variety of
photos by putting
them in 2-3 categories

Mass Abduction in Nigeria

by Glenna Gordon
Jon and Alex by Mads Nissen Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel by
Birthday Chocolate by Åsa Sjöström Michele Palazzi

Monkey Training for a Circus by Yongzhi Chu

Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel
by Michele Palazzi

Conquering Speed
Rescue Operation by Massimo Sestini Orphaned Rhino by Ami Vitale by Sergei Ilnitsky
 Laurinda by Raphaela Rosella
Intimacy

Mass Abduction in Nigeria

Topical by Glenna Gordon
Topical
Jon and Alex by Mads Nissen Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel by
Birthday Chocolate by Åsa Sjöström Michele Palazzi
Topical

Monkey Training for a Circus by Yongzhi Chu Intimacy Intimacy

Intimacy Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel Experiential

Topical by Michele Palazzi

Conquering Speed
Rescue Operation by Massimo Sestini Orphaned Rhino by Ami Vitale Experiential
by Sergei Ilnitsky
 Laurinda by Raphaela Rosella
Choose one of these examples to
exemplify a concept about the
exhibit (ex. Some material may not
be appropriate for young children).

Mass Abduction in Nigeria

by Glenna Gordon
Jon and Alex by Mads Nissen Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel by
Birthday Chocolate by Åsa Sjöström Michele Palazzi

Monkey Training for a Circus by Yongzhi Chu

Mongolia, Black Gold Hotel
by Michele Palazzi

Conquering Speed
Rescue Operation by Massimo Sestini Orphaned Rhino by Ami Vitale by Sergei Ilnitsky
HOW TO
PERFECT
A ONE SHEET
EASILY AND EFFECTIVELY
Use of line / pattern / repetition / rhythm / balance
Underused
Utilization of the Golden Ratio
Symmetry
Quick Still-life, a 1956 painting by Salvador Dali
1:1.61 “Choose pieces that are sized close to that 2:3 measurement. Aim for a couch that is approximately 2:3
the length of the seating area as a whole and a coffee table that is close to 2:3 the length of the couch.”

Read more:
http://freshome.com/2014/10/10/why-you-sh
ould-use-the-golden-ratio-in-your-decor/

60-30-10 Rule
60-30-10 Rule
Word widow
(options: play around with
kerning, edit content)
These effectively utilize lines, pattern, repetition, rhythm, and balance. Which is more effective?
Pay attention to
the small details.
Keep capitalization
consistent

Order lists
Offer various intuitively.
ways of
grasping info
when helpful.
HOW TO
PERFECT
AN EVENT
REPORT
EASILY AND EFFECTIVELY
PROVIDE INFORMATIONAL &
CONTEXTUAL INFORMATION
• Define difficult or technical terms
• Either in the document itself or in the Glossary

• Provide further information

• Clarify anything complex, potentially confusing, or likely to
be overlooked because it appears meaningless. A good
rule of thumb is that if you are not sure what something is,
it is likely your audience won’t either.
• Ex. If indicating a university degree, note the standing of
the university (i.e. how it ranks). If mentioning a style of
graphic design, explain that style. Etc.
DRAW THE READER’S EYE
TO KEY INFORMATION
Ask yourself: Should certain information…
• Be highlighted in some way
(in bold, italics, with an underline, etc.)?
• Be quoted for immediate grasp?
• Be illustrated with a graphic
(photo, explanatory graph, etc.)?
• Be placed in its own section (sidebar, bottom bar, etc.)?
For directions:
Technical Commu
nication Center
Have you grouped similar information
together?

Have you placed information together

critically in order to draw connections?
HAVE YOU DEFINED
THE FOCUS?
HAVE YOU INCLUDED IMAGES?