3D Creativity: Real & Virtual Justin Magee, Snr. Lecturer, School of Creative Arts

Project Content work (Time 13:15-16:05)

 

Introduction to Module and Project Briefs:

Decisions on briefs to be made and working groups established.

Case study: Interaction - Usability Engineering

 

Seminar group

Lecture : Innovation

Pecha Kucha Presentation demonstration by staff- required for concept critique- week 5

 

DESIGN CONTEXT CRITIQUE:

Screen based presentations- using the Pecha Kucha style- project outlines and design approach including initial concept sketches (scanned).

To include:

Must include fully referenced research using the Harvard referencing system

Formative Feedback- be prepared to take notes after your presentation.

 Patent searching lecture

 

Seminar groups

Concept generation and design development. Studio activity.

Task: Read lecture notes on Association Methods and Creative Confrontation Methods. Use methods to create Sketch books and the mood / theme boards- bring in work to studio.

Lecture- IPR and Patent searching

See supporting material

 

Halloween: Tutorials by appointment. Email me in advance

Read lecture notes on Analytic Systematic Methods

 

 

Please email to confirm attendance against time allocated.

Seminar

Final Submission of State of the Art section of Technical report (1000 words)

Student Module Evaluation (Free response)

 

see tutorial list

 

You will each be expected to explain and demonstrate original design proposals developed to date, on screen or by print. The focus is on your generated content and not research or planning. Bring relevant work with you for discussion. It is expected that this will include 3D modelling developments of synthesised proposals.

See seminar group times here

 

Tutorials sessions

see tutorial list

At this stage significant decission are required for project development.

 

Development design sketch pads to accompany final proposal Story boarding and colour visuals, illustrating the proposed style and content of the project. Clear evidence of 3D modelling must be presented. The design should have been proposed as a clear plan with all main decisions having been made at this point. Check that you have the following work complete to date.

One to one Tutorials

see seminar groups

 

Final Critique seminar

All students - Formative Feedback seminar

Final resolution of designs as prezzi or power point presentation

Presentation should include a plan of final deliverables, using sketch / mock up quality visuals

dont forget to complete the Student Module Evaluation (Free response)

 

All work must be submitted by 10am, to me in MQ213 in a clearly marked Module Portfolio case

 

NO PLASTIC BAGS

Portfolio to include:

Student name: Your Name

Number: Your Registration Number

Module coordinator: Justin Magee

Module code: DES 514 M1

Module Title: Innovation 3D

 

Ensure all Artwork, digital or print is professionally presented.

You must submit al work completed this semester as the external examiner will not have seen any of it yet.

Sketch books are to be neatly bound, including a cover page e.g. Concept ideas, another might be design development or technical feasibility.

Inclde any previously presented boards (A2 A3 etc)

Include any dgital content- clearly organised in folders and checked for PC compatability (e.g. Tutorial examples, interactive test layouts- animations)

Follow the specific deliverables in your project brief to ensure all artworks or digital submissions are met.

 

I look forward to seeing the results of your hard work throughout the semester. Best of Luck.