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Dina Chehab

Title

Student name

Presentations are the story of your project - from early sketches and inspiration, through prototypes and more developed ideas, presentations highlight the pieces of the process that led each student to their latest project.

Prompt

In this assignment, you will compile and create your final presentation, which will become part of your online portfolio of work, able to be shared with the public.

Instructions

Create a post in the "Portfolio" tab of your project folder. This post has two components: the visual presentation and the written project description. Each component is outlined below and should be included in the same post.

Deliverable 1: Visual Presentation

  1. Slide 1: Final Photograph with Project title
  2. Slide 2: Thesis Statement (1-2 sentence project statement that explains the overall idea of your project)
  3. Slide 3: Precedent Image(s)
  4. Slides 4-6: Concepts with initial drawings (sketch photographs storyboard)
  5. Slides 7-8: Scale Model Photographs - GIFs
  6. Slides 9...: Final Diagrams (Story, Use, and Technical)


  1. Deliverable 2: Project Statement

The Project Statement is a 1-2 paragraph project description that explains the overall idea of your project to someone who is unfamiliar with the topic. Below is a series of key points to consider as you write this final project description. Keep in mind that you should not simply put all of the answers together -- you must weave it together into a clear story.

Things to consider:

  1. The what is a clear statement of the overall idea/thesis.
  2. The why explains how your project changes the world. It is the reason your project exists – what social issue is it engaging, who is your project helping, how does the project change the world, and what important social, intellectual, or technical questions does it raise? The scope of the why can vary widely.
  3. The how briefly explains what technical prowess, innovative methods, or cool materials you used in your solution.
  4. The who explains who will use your design, why they will use it, and in what context.
  5. Think of the reader - it is good to imagine that a university admissions officer AND a potential employer in the field of your design should both be able to understand and be excited by the project based on your writing.

Studio Description | وصف الاستديو

Dina Chehab

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Date: Session 1: October 31- December 19, 2021 (Add title)

Studio Description: In this studio, students will tell a unique story about Riyadh. They will observe the city, document it, and create a storyboard that interprets their story to be communicated through a ‘designed stop motion’.

Students will then use the stop motion animation filmmaking technique in which objects are physically manipulated in small increments between individually photographed frames so that they will appear to exhibit independent motion or change when the series of frames is played back. This method of filmmaking will be coupled with interactive elements that illustrate the students unique story of Riyadh. 

Add description :

  1. Start with a catchy phrase, include the main goal of your studio
  2. Explain the multiple steps students will undertake to reach the final outcome, and state what the final product is 
  3. Describe the soft and hard skills students will acquire, and how they will be useful for them


في هذا الأستديو، سيقوم الطلاب بالتقاط قصة أحد الشخصيات من التاريخ الأردني أو العربي من الذين لم يسمعوا بهم قبلاً أو لم يتم التطرق لهم في كتب التاريخ في مدارسهم، سيقوم الطلاب بالتعلم عن تلك الشخصيات ومن ثم تصميم قصة مصورة تعكس وتوسع فهمهم لهذه القصص والشخصيات من خلال تقنية توقف الحركة (designed stop motion).


بعد ذلك، سيقوم الطلاب باستخدام تقنيات صناعة الأفلام والتحريك عن طريق التلاعب بالمجسمات بزيادات بسيطة في حجم كل إطار للصور بحيث تظهر وتعرض حركات مستقلة أو من خلال تغيير سلسلة الإطارات التي يتم عرضها، سيتم اقتران طريقة صناعة الأفلام هذه مع عناصر متفاعلة تعكس السرد المركب لحياة كل من هذه الشخصيات.

اضف وصفا:

ابدأ بعبارة جذابة ، قم بتضمين الهدف الرئيسي للاستديو الخاص بك - 

اشرح الخطوات المتعددة التي سيتخذها الطلاب للوصول إلى النتيجة النهائية ، وحدد المنتج النهائي - 

وصف المهارات الناعمة والصعبة التي سيكتسبها الطلاب ، وكيف ستكون مفيدة لهم - 


Focus skills/subjects/technologies: (Those are some examples /هذه بعض الأمثلة) 

Storytelling 

 Illustration

 Design

 Prototyping

 Digital Fabrication (Laser-cutting, 3d Printing)

 Electronics

 Robotics (Arduino)

Photography

Digital Animation

Sound Design

You can save the following logos, here are some others you can use:






Prerequisites:


Enrolling students must be between the ages of 14 to 18

REGISTER HERE!

Introduction to Digital Fabrication

Justin Bernard
TEMPLATE WORKSHOP.3dm

Template includes: 2d commands, kerf, ready to use patterns for boxes, and today's exercise

Introduction to Sewing

Description

This is an introduction to sewing through the creation of a simple pocket to hold an object of your choosing. We will be practicing the backstitch a simple hand sewing technique to create a good looking durable seam. 

Instructions

Start by selecting what will go inside of your pocket and cut a piece of fabric slightly larger than twice the size of that object. Plan and pencil in where seams and hems will be stitched. You will sew the pocket inside out then reverse it to hide the stitches. Remember to leave plenty of margin space to keep your pocket from being too small.  

Deliverables

Photograph your sewn creation and post about the experience of sewing and how you might apply this technique and fabric materials to your cyborg enhancement. 

Prototyping Methods

Aaron Laniosz

Prototyping Methods

Description 

As we approach the end of the studio, our sessions should shift towards preparation for the final presentation of our projects. The first step of this preparation is the completion of a final, refined, physical prototype of our cyborg enhancement.  

Instructions 

Using the full scale drafted drawing, along with the skills developed in earlier activities, create a final prototype. This prototype should be a development of earlier iterations, taking what you have learned from testing and critique to advance the demonstration of your concept. 

Deliverables 

Once your prototype is complete, record your work with many photographs of your cyborg enhancement. Photograph the project on and off of your body. Shoot video of your project moving and functioning. Upload all pictures and video to a blog post. 

Learning Goals    

In the building of a refined prototype, teams will be developing their Creative Confidence through the creation of a physical model that is more developed than previously thought possible through the utilization of skills developed in cardboard construction as well as LED and motor circuits. The final iteration of their conceptual exploration further develops competency in Innovation, the ability to create new solutions to a problem.   

Future

Fiction

Description

We will create montages using photo editing software (or physically by cutting and pasting) of a future world. Imagining either a utopia or dystopia and describe how we arrived at this future. 

Instructions  

Use Photoshop to generate a Fictional Future World. 

Start with a blank canvas with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 or greater. 

Place each element on a separate Photoshop layer

Use high resolutions (large pixel count) images to build your montage

Consider perspective, color, brightness, and scale

Try multiple different options to determine which best tells your narrative

Deliverables

Create a post to showcase your image montage of a future fictional world. 

Write a description to explain the world and how it became that way. 

Wearable Performance Piece

Description

In this exercise, you will create a wearable performance piece that helps you recreate a popular meme dance in a new way.  

Instructions

Using basic prototyping materials, create a body attachment that moves.  Your performance piece should reinterpret the dance move of your choice and generate movement in a specific, intentional way.  

A few ideas to get you going: your attachment may act as an extra arm or leg, simulate another person dancing alongside you, or maybe help you combine two dance moves into one.  Tap into your inner choreographer/ youtube star and get grooving!  

Deliverables

Shoot a video / GIF and post your performance piece as a blog post with a description of how it works and what dance it enhances. 

Materials and Tools

  • Cardboard
  • Paper
  • Wood dowels
  • Plastic Drinking Straws
  • Hot Glue / Hot Glue Gun
  • Olfa Knife 
  • Cutting Mat
  • Popsicle sticks
  • Paper clips/fasteners
  • etc...

Studio Presentation

Aaron Laniosz

Studio Introduction-example

Keenan Gray