When a graphic designer creates an image it has to be creative, catch the viewers eye, project a message clearly, and be cost effective. In this activity.

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When a graphic designer creates an image it has to be creative, catch the viewers eye, project a message clearly, and be cost effective. In this activity we are going to try to project a theme that follows these key points.

 To produce a collage that:  Follows one theme (entertainment, technology, or peace/freedom)  Shows creativity  Is cost effective

Requirements :  You can only use the materials provided.  Must follow ”Challenge” steps  Must complete all related “Process” paperwork  Collage must be 8 ½ X 11’’ and class room appropriate.

 Use” Activity Sheet” to complete steps  Step One: Pick your theme (Entertainment, Technology, or Peace/Freedom)  Step Two: Brainstorm 3 Idea sketches of your collage relating to your theme.  Step Three: Pick some magazines from the pile to cut and paste pictures or words to create your collage related to your brainstorm sketches and theme.  Step Four: a two paragraph reflection on what you liked and what you would change on your collage.

 Magazines ( Popular Science, Entertainment Weekly, Time )  Scissors  Glue stick  Activity handout  Pencils  Construction paper  Markers  Colored pencils