IDUS Shop Certification Practicum I: General Safety Procedures, Drill Press and Band Saw
Friday, April 9, 9 a.m. – noon
Please be advised that this is a workshop SERIES that consists of a total of three workshops. If you elect to register, your attendance will be mandatory at EACH of the three workshops listed below in order to be admitted into the final post test. PHASE I: Industrial Design: General Safety Procedures/Drill Press/Bandsaw; Friday, April 9 PHASE II: Industrial Design: Sanders and Chop Saw; Friday, April 16 PHASE III: Industrial Design: Table Saw and Post Test; Friday, April 23 *PLEASE BE ADVISED THERE ARE A LIMITED NUMBER OF SEATS* – questions? email emilrud@scad.edu.
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Eyetrace for Still and Moving Images
Friday, April 9, 10 a.m. – noon
Join professor Quinn Orear for a cross-disciplinary presentation on how to anticipate and manipulate where our viewer or audience’s eyes will go when presented with our images.
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Empathy in Advertising: The new way to do business
Friday, April 9, 10 a.m. – noon
In this workshop, students will learn about large brands that have succeeded in using empathy as their business strategy.
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Fragrance Branding
Friday, April 9, 1-3 p.m.
Brands must connect on emotion, especially in a time when consumers are making purchasing decisions online. Come explore the industry methods that make fragrance brands successful.
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Life Drawing Sight Measurement – Part 2
Friday, April 9, 1-3 p.m.
Unearth the power of lines by learning and practice the fundamentals of sight measurement with more in-depth tutorials. Designed for Students in Foundation Studies, Drawing and Fine Art. Materials to bring: Newsprint Pad 12X16 or 18X24 or 24X36, measuring stick, conte crayon, willow charcoals or charcoal pencils, kneaded rubber erasers, white erasers.
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Atlanta Public Art Walking Tour – Little Five Points
Friday, April 9, 1-3 p.m.
Public art not only raises awareness of social and political issues, but also beautifies public locations, and its artists have been progressively more recognized and valued in the art industry. Professional artists receive grants and fellowships for their works and the exposure can propel their careers forward, such as famed American contemporary public artist, graphic designer and illustrator Shepard Fairey and SCAD alum, Brandon Sadler, whose works have been featured in the film “Black Panther” and the exhibition, “Ruth E. Carter: Afrofuturism in Costume Design” currently on display at SCAD FASH. Join professor Navin Norling for a walking tour of the Little Five Points neighborhood. The walk will be about one mile making frequent stops at sites. Wear comfortable shoes, bring headphones or ear buds, and be prepared to log onto Zoom to hear ALL the commentary. Bus will leave at 1 p.m. – JOIN VIRTUALLY via ZOOM at 1:30 p.m.!
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From Student to Publisher: A Rewarding Uphill Climb
Friday, April 9, 1-3 p.m.
Join professor Pat Quinn and alumni mentor Akira Brown to discuss the rewarding journey of becoming a publisher.
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PORTFOLIO MANIA!!!
Friday, April 9, 4-6 p.m.
Please join Associate Chair Robinson for a review of current portfolio standards and expectations, and just in time for spring job hunting. Q&A to follow. Share your portfolio for comments.
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Web Typography: History, Techniques and Tools
Saturday, April 10, 10 a.m. – noon
Experience the history of web typography through the methodologies of the past to better understand the advancements of today. Discover the current trends and then create type treatments by writing HTML and CSS and learn of type tools and websites that will help in your future designs.
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The Monuments of Midtown: An Architectural Walking Tour
Saturday, April 10, 1-3 p.m.
Trace the changing character of Midtown Atlanta over the 20th century with Professor Daniel Williamson through an exploration of its architecture. Learn to identify architectural styles from the revivals of Romanesque, Gothic, and Federalist architecture that line Peachtree to more contemporary examples of Postmodernism, Neo-Purism, and High-tech clustered around 14th Street and the Woodruff Art Center. Supplies needed by participants: Camera/Phone, note-taking materials.
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