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[yashicanayal]

Project1: Poster Design Class Day-1

This blog contains the normal yet not-so-normal day of a graphic design student. A new day, a new module begins for the second-year graphic design students. We were all gathered in a circle, discussing how scared we all were from the stories our seniors told us about our new module's professor. Scared, for the upcoming days. Milly Ma'am makes her entry, in a yellow outfit, which according to her was for a friendly first impression. Ah! The chills we all were having as she introduced herself and asked us our names and the main reason we chose UPES for our design course. " You guys might have heard a lot about me, how bad of a person I am, I want to clear the rumor. mai buri nhi, bahut buri hun." Things we know about Ma'am till now: -- scary --loves typography --will cut your marks like fruits In class, we discussed typography and color theory. Which I thought I already knew of and nope I didn't. I have a lot to learn. She gave us a look at the course plan which contains our project 1: poster design and blogs and ya we are supposed to contact her through emails, no other contact info. And yes, we can say Milly Ma'am gives "harsh" feedback and reality checks but I guess like water and soil are needed for the growth of plants similarly, that's what we, graphic people need for the growth. This is just the start of an important journey, not only for me but for 31 other second-year graphic students of UPES.

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WEEK 1-the start of it all

The start of it all was with our new module that begins this week, the module is named PROJECT1 : POSTER DESIGN. As the name suggests the entire module is about the understanding that revolves around poster design, not just making them but understanding what are the various elements in a poster and what are the factors that contribute to a good poster as well as the factors that make up a rather bad poster design. In the first week we took time to get to know our faculty Ms. Milly Singh for the course as well as understanding the various ways in which the previous modules make up the key aspects for the application of this one. We got a huge hand down of knowledge on typography. We learnt about the different fonts there are .....stories behind them....about typeface designers and even played a game to guess the typeface. We also learnt about the relation between imagery, type and colour. The concept of jarring boundaries and the role on content, concept and context.

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course project#1 - geometric shapes

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🌹25/10/17 - A sense of mis-place *3🌹

After being satisfied with the mask the next thing on my list was the washing machine. My plan for this was to spray paint the machine an unusual colour for a washing machine and on top of that paint flowers in a Cath kidson esque design.

[swordsxandxshadows]

Project: AKU 1

This was the Sci-Fi AU idea I had mentioned that I started with Aku; though there’s no particular Sci-Fi series in mind per say, he can fit into any really. With of course small details here and there changed or altered depending.

He was basically created in the lab to be made into ultimately a weapon of sorts, being simply known as Project, Project1, Project-AKU. Though, he is considered a failure and a success, being only kept to study his powers and abilities further till they can make a ‘better’ version and terminate him. 

Has very strong telekinetic powers and other abilities that branch from it

High intelligence but also naïve in a sense

Raised primarily as a weapon and thus will sometimes act as such; does not mean to come off as malicious and violent

Simplistic vocabulary and speech pattern

One arm didn’t develop properly in gestation and the other was lost in a lab accident which also resulted in the scar covering one side of his face

Cannot hear out of his damaged ear and very sensitive in the eye where the damage occurred.

Blood is solid black in nature

Lacks socialized knowledge, common sense, an understanding of humanity due to being isolated and having limited contact. Only truly having contact with the team of the Project.

Hope ya all enjoy <’3

[luyanli]

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This week I was working on my project1 and getting feedback from my classmates. I was pleasantly surprised that everyone liked my snippets. Although I downloaded photoshop early, I had not been taught how to use it, this was my first real use of photoshop and I felt comfortable. I actually used part of ProCreate when creating these works, because I am familiar with procreate. But after this week, I found that many functions of PS are very helpful to my creation, especially in the aspects of text and image matting. In general, I learned a lot of new knowledge this week, which is very helpful to me. I like this course very much.

Just like the text of "Be Happy" in my second picture, I made it translucent when I created it for the first time, but when I used Photoshop to put a rainbow layer under "Be Happy", the translucent "be happy" became more obvious.

[alaaalsheala]

2.Coverage of lectures by someone in art/design

Portrait Drawing And Painting (Online Short Course)

College: Central Saint Martins

Taught by: Roger Gill

Description

Some may say that watercolour has little value when compared to high profile oil or acrylic painting. Not so. It is in fact the medium that is often used to give colour, form and life to an idea before a major work is created. In this course you will discover the power of watercolour. Your creative ideas will evolve as you learn how to develop your ability using the simplicity and flow of this amazing medium!

they will make short paint studies and drawings focussing on colour choices, composition, structure, and attempts to capture the inner essence of the model.

after will be devoted to working on a more substantial portrait, bringing in and developing ideas and discoveries from the drawing sessions and oil sketches.

Throughout the course they will look at a few contemporary portrait painters, their techniques and approaches, which students can use as a source of inspiration for their own practice.

By the end of the course they will have explored different approaches to portrait drawing and painting and practiced and developed a range of techniques in that subject.

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[felord]

CSE575 Project1 Code Solved

CSE575 Project1 Code Solved

In this class project, we will systematically implement and examine the three major categories of Machine Learning techniques of this course, including supervised learning, un-supervised learning, and deep learning. Part 1: Density Estimation and Classification Project Overview: Preparation First of all, when you open your lab, you will be in the ‘renameNB’ Jupyter notebook. As you run the code,…

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Nick and Sue Healey joined our course this week to give feedback on our course.

Project 1: Sue Healey and Darrin gave me feedback that more emphasis needs to be spent on switching between nature and the city.I found a blogger who made a PR tutorial through searching, and added a lot of transition effects to my project. Through splitting and screen splitting. By adding these screen effects, the video looks more interesting and more consistent.

Project 2:I was troubled by this project. On Monday, Nick gave me negative feedback. There is almost no editing, just editing the material together. In the next few days, I have been thinking about how to express the content of this project. My work on this video this week is to connect it in series, mainly using overlapping methods, followed by some picture-in-picture methods, and some blurry picture special effects. I may make some slight adjustments to the order of the video material next week.The picture below is some special effects I used in the video.

Reference：

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1PW41147ds

Project1：

https://youtu.be/elrbR_L4_rg

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Professor Geek OnlyAnswers 6Bids 2Other questions 10 Unit VIII Course Project1. Conduct an audit of the following safety management system elements at your organization, or an organization with which you are familiar and have access to the required information: SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ELEMENTS ANSI/AIHA Z10 SECTIONS COURSE TEXTBOOK CHAPTERS 1.

[t-baba]

An Introduction to Gulp.js

Developers spend precious little time coding. Even if we ignore irritating meetings, much of the job involves basic tasks which can sap your working day:

generating HTML from templates and content files

compressing new and modified images

compiling Sass to CSS code

removing console and debugger statements from scripts

transpiling ES6 to cross-browser–compatible ES5 code

code linting and validation

concatenating and minifying CSS and JavaScript files

deploying files to development, staging and production servers.

Tasks must be repeated every time you make a change. You may start with good intentions, but the most infallible developer will forget to compress an image or two. Over time, pre-production tasks become increasingly arduous and time-consuming; you'll dread the inevitable content and template changes. It's mind-numbing, repetitive work. Wouldn’t it be better to spend your time on more profitable jobs?

If so, you need a task runner or build process.

That Sounds Scarily Complicated!

Creating a build process will take time. It's more complex than performing each task manually, but over the long term, you’ll save hours of effort, reduce human error and save your sanity. Adopt a pragmatic approach:

Automate the most frustrating tasks first.

Try not to over-complicate your build process. An hour or two is more than enough for the initial setup.

Choose task runner software and stick with it for a while. Don't switch to another option on a whim.

Some of the tools and concepts may be new to you, but take a deep breath and concentrate on one thing at a time.

Task Runners: the Options

Build tools such as GNU Make have been available for decades, but web-specific task runners are a relatively new phenomenon. The first to achieve critical mass was Grunt — a Node.js task runner which used plugins controlled (originally) by a JSON configuration file. Grunt was hugely successful, but there were a number of issues:

Grunt required plugins for basic functionality such as file watching.

Grunt plugins often performed multiple tasks, which made customisation more awkward.

JSON configuration could become unwieldy for all but the most basic tasks.

Tasks could run slowly because Grunt saved files between every processing step.

Many issues were addressed in later editions, but Gulp had already arrived and offered a number of improvements:

Features such as file watching were built in.

Gulp plugins were (mostly) designed to do a single job.

Gulp used JavaScript configuration code that was less verbose, easier to read, simpler to modify, and provided better flexibility.

Gulp was faster because it uses Node.js streams to pass data through a series of piped plugins. Files were only written at the end of the task.

Of course, Gulp itself isn't perfect, and new task runners such as Broccoli.js, Brunch and webpack have also been competing for developer attention. More recently, npm itself has been touted as a simpler option. All have their pros and cons, but Gulp remains the favorite and is currently used by more than 40% of web developers.

Gulp requires Node.js, but while some JavaScript knowledge is beneficial, developers from all web programming faiths will find it useful.

What About Gulp 4?

This tutorial describes how to use Gulp 3 — the most recent release version at the time of writing. Gulp 4 has been in development for some time but remains a beta product. It's possible to use or switch to Gulp 4, but I recommend sticking with version 3 until the final release.

Step 1: Install Node.js

Node.js can be downloaded for Windows, macOS and Linux from nodejs.org/download/. There are various options for installing from binaries, package managers and docker images, and full instructions are available.

Note for Windows users: Node.js and Gulp run on Windows, but some plugins may not install or run if they depend on native Linux binaries such as image compression libraries. One option for Windows 10 users is the new bash command-line, which solves many issues.

Once installed, open a command prompt and enter:

node -v

This reveals the version number. You're about to make heavy use of npm — the Node.js package manager which is used to install modules. Examine its version number:

npm -v

Note for Linux users: Node.js modules can be installed globally so they’re available throughout your system. However, most users will not have permission to write to the global directories unless npm commands are prefixed with sudo. There are a number of options to fix npm permissions and tools such as nvm can help, but I often change the default directory. For example, on Ubuntu/Debian-based platforms:

cd ~ mkdir .node_modules_global npm config set prefix=$HOME/.node_modules_global npm install npm -g

Then add the following line to the end of ~/.bashrc:

export PATH="$HOME/.node_modules_global/bin:$PATH"

Finally, update with this:

source ~/.bashrc

Step 2: Install Gulp Globally

Install Gulp command-line interface globally so the gulp command can be run from any project folder:

npm install gulp-cli -g

Verify Gulp has installed with this:

gulp -v

Step 3: Configure Your Project

Note for Node.js projects: you can skip this step if you already have a package.json configuration file.

Presume you have a new or pre-existing project in the folder project1. Navigate to this folder and initialize it with npm:

cd project1 npm init

You’ll be asked a series of questions. Enter a value or hit Return to accept defaults. A package.json file will be created on completion which stores your npm configuration settings.

Note for Git users: Node.js installs modules to a node_modules folder. You should add this to your .gitignore file to ensure they’re not committed to your repository. When deploying the project to another PC, you can run npm install to restore them.

For the remainder of this article, we'll presume your project folder contains the following sub-folders:

src folder: preprocessed source files

This contains further sub-folders:

html - HTML source files and templates

images — the original uncompressed images

js — multiple preprocessed script files

scss — multiple preprocessed Sass .scss files

build folder: compiled/processed files

Gulp will create files and create sub-folders as necessary:

html — compiled static HTML files

images — compressed images

js — a single concatenated and minified JavaScript file

css — a single compiled and minified CSS file

Your project will almost certainly be different but this structure is used for the examples below.

Tip: If you're on a Unix-based system and you just want to follow along with the tutorial, you can recreate the folder structure with the following command:

mkdir -p src/{html,images,js,scss} build/{html,images,js,css}

Step 4: Install Gulp Locally

You can now install Gulp in your project folder using the command:

npm install gulp --save-dev

This installs Gulp as a development dependency and the "devDependencies" section of package.json is updated accordingly. We’ll presume Gulp and all plugins are development dependencies for the remainder of this tutorial.

Alternative Deployment Options

Development dependencies are not installed when the NODE_ENV environment variable is set to production on your operating system. You would normally do this on your live server with the Mac/Linux command:

export NODE_ENV=production

Or on Windows:

set NODE_ENV=production

This tutorial presumes your assets will be compiled to the build folder and committed to your Git repository or uploaded directly to the server. However, it may be preferable to build assets on the live server if you want to change the way they are created. For example, HTML, CSS and JavaScript files are minified on production but not development environments. In that case, use the --save option for Gulp and all plugins, i.e.

npm install gulp --save

This sets Gulp as an application dependency in the "dependencies" section of package.json. It will be installed when you enter npm install and can be run wherever the project is deployed. You can remove the build folder from your repository since the files can be created on any platform when required.

Step 4: Create a Gulp Configuration File

Create a new gulpfile.js configuration file in the root of your project folder. Add some basic code to get started:

// Gulp.js configuration var // modules gulp = require('gulp'), // development mode? devBuild = (process.env.NODE_ENV !== 'production'), // folders folder = { src: 'src/', build: 'build/' } ;

This references the Gulp module, sets a devBuild variable to true when running in development (or non-production mode) and defines the source and build folder locations.

ES6 note: ES5-compatible JavaScript code is provided in this tutorial. This will work for all versions of Gulp and Node.js with or without the --harmony flag. Most ES6 features are supported in Node 6 and above so feel free to use arrow functions, let, const, etc. if you're using a recent version.

gulpfile.js won't do anything yet because you need to …

Step 5: Create Gulp Tasks

On its own, Gulp does nothing. You must:

install Gulp plugins, and

write tasks which utilize those plugins to do something useful.

It's possible to write your own plugins but, since almost 3,000 are available, it's unlikely you'll ever need to. You can search using Gulp's own directory at gulpjs.com/plugins/, on npmjs.com, or search "gulp something" to harness the mighty power of Google.

Gulp provides three primary task methods:

gulp.task — defines a new task with a name, optional array of dependencies and a function.

gulp.src — sets the folder where source files are located.

gulp.dest — sets the destination folder where build files will be placed.

Any number of plugin calls are set with pipe between the .src and .dest.

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[grilledkatniss]

College shit drama

I wish I hadn’t uninstalled the Tumblr app, I could do this from bed. Guess what, they sent me the notice today, they did, in the end, get Aesthetics for the summer course so that’s fixed. But then I also realized that if I don’t have Sociology in the bag not only I won’t get to continue with my AV Project1 group onto the next level but there’s a ton of classes I can’t take without having passed THAT class (AudioVisual Project 2) so say I take Sociology during the first semester, right? Well, since AVP2 is an annual one I can’t start on the 2 part of the year, I’ll have to wait till 2021 to take it, and won't be able to take many other classes cause they require AVP2 and I’d be taking it then so fuck me, right? I won’t graduate till I’m fucking 30. So please join me in tonight's prayers, let’s all chant to the seven gods, old and new that, in the event they decide to give Sociology this summer too, they allow me to take it -how do you call it when you run out of days you can skip class or play hooky like you lose your attendance regularity? that happened when I was taking sociology last semester so in theory, I wouldn't be able to take it during the immediate next semester, and that’d include the summer course. Hense the summoning of the Gods. Also Athena please if you’re listening.

Ugh I hate both Sociology and Aesthetics, this will be my 3rd time taking either.

Anyway, I didn’t have much time really to draw today’s prompt so I’ll upload it tomorrow too. Oh, remind me to tell you a bit about my parents' trip home tomorrow. A lot more happened today but I'm really tired right now. Sleep tight and keep me in your academic thoughts thanks<3

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[zahraaalshowaikh]

FA222 project1 Gallery 3

creative Fruition Gallery This exhibition was opened only two days ago by Frances Nicholess in order to support and develop the visual concept of the students of the course. I chose this exhibition because it is similar to our Visual Communication Skills course. It also helps and enhances skills through visual feeding. Many students participated in the exhibition, most notably: Alexandrea Denis, Mikail Jake, Dannafe soco, kyle Mari, kane Fabon, judi elle, Honsel Mie, Jarett Daniel, pierre paolo, Darla Monica, Honsel Mie. The exhibition contains approximately 61 paintings and artwork, each with different techniques and distinct from the other. And this was the intelligence of the founder of the exhibition. If it had not been chosen by many students, the difference would not have been at this level. It is something special and beautiful. I did not get tired of re-roaming in it more than five times, and if I had the extra time, I would do it again. So, without the slightest hesitation, I will come back to visit him again. The color contrast between the works is something special, but unfortunately some of the paintings do not apply some of the principles of graphic design and the rules of the center of attention. Of course the painting served its purpose in terms of visual communication. However, it is important to apply the principles and principles of artistic design in order to avoid disturbing the eye or its feeling that something is wrong with the painting. Thus, the mind of the recipient is distracted. This, of course, does not diminish the importance of the exhibition or in terms of aesthetics in the works, which, without a doubt, will not tire any recipient of looking at them. And roaming. And the beautiful thing is that it does not matter where you are from or where you live because you can visit this exhibition at any time you want, as it is available by default.

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Explain (in detail) the mise en place procedures you will follow to ensure that the dining area is fully organised prior to the arrival of the first guests.

Explain (in detail) the mise en place procedures you will follow to ensure that the dining area is fully organised prior to the arrival of the first guests.

Explain (in detail) the mise en place procedures you will follow to ensure that the dining area is fully organised prior to the arrival of the first guests.

Project1 · Your restaurant has accepted a booking of 50 people for a wedding reception. The reception guests are due to begin arriving at 7.00 pm. The wedding party have chosen a four course set menu—leek and potato soup, pasta entrée, main…

[level2music1819]

WIX check - Monday 24th September 10am

I will be checking the following things are complete on your WIX site:

Your Musicians Profile - Make sure you have uploaded any Photos, Video or Audio tracks etc

Your Skills Assessment - All strengths and areas for improvement must be filled in for all areas (Technical/Music Rehearsal/Personal Management)

TASK 2a - Musicians Roles and Responsibilities

Project Research (Things like song research, technique research, genre research etc)

ALL rehearsal diary entries for this week including video uploaded - use this link for any footage I filmed. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXh1gorSUJrWE0adsXvZP9OtSbijawgMs - See TASK 3 on brief if you need help on what to write about.

Use this link below to see brief Tasks:

http://miskin-music.wixsite.com/1819-level2-project1/tasks

Please remember you are on a 6 week trial and you need to prove you can cope with the course by meeting deadlines.