Design Camp 08: Poster work…
Posted: July 15th, 2008 | Author: Alberto Rigau | Filed under: DesignCamp, NC State, Teaching | Tags: Design Camp, Graphic Design, Graphic Design Summer Program, High School Graphic Design, NC State, NC State College of Design, Summer Program | No Comments »After the ideation session… (during the first two days of me teaching the exercise), I divided the groups to work on their posters. It’s a bit confusing (and it involves math… hehe) but this is how it worked:
• Every office was made up of 4 students, and all of them participated in the ideation session together. (The less engaged groups must have come up with about 20 ideas, while the more engaged ones generated over 60).
• Students where then asked to pick the 2 ideas that they liked the most from all of the post-its and which they thought would work best for the museum. (Remember, some of these were pretty wild… like anti-gravity chambers to experience modern art.)
• The 4-student groups were then divided into 2-student teams, and each of the subgroups had to work on one of these two chosen ideas. Each student made their own poster, so in the end, we had two posters on every idea.
Following are more images of the students working.


















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