Sharon Tewes EMDT 330 M5 Presentation

 Create your group’s photo alphabet  Design a group slide presentation  Create your own inspirational art  Write your own artist statement

 With your group choose a theme click here for tips on using your cell phone camera  Take photos related to your theme (do not use images from the internet)  Crop each photo to reveal a letter (you need all 26)  Save on your flash drive

 Paste all letters on one page, in order  Type your names onto the page  Print in black and white  Turn it in Davidairey.com Galleryhip.com

 Describe your experience photographing, finding and cropping your alphabet Where did you look, did you try different lighting or angles, etc.  Use one slide for each letter  Each person should tell us about their favorites

 Create all your slides first  Choose contrast colors  Simple, plain fonts  Leave space for the viewer to breathe

 Animation: good timing is important  Uniform backgrounds make for a cohesive presentation  Click to the next slide  Use transitions selectively

 Choose an inspirational word that goes with your theme  Print needed letters, 5 inches in height  Create your poster, align your letters evenly  Add a quote related to your inspirational word (optional)  Add a frame for display

On Artsonia.com  Write an artist statement about your alphabet art  Comment on at least two other alphabet works from our class Things to think about for your artist statement What I learned... What inspired me... What I would change or do differently... What I enjoyed...

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