Requirements and Recommendations for Digital Images
All images must be submitted in JPEG format (file name extension .jpg) and RGB color mode.
We recommend uploading files that are 72 pixels-per-inch (ppi) because a higher resolution does not add clarity when viewing images on a computer screen.
We recommend that you keep copies of your original images.
Image size: The image sizes below are recommendations. Your image sizes may be different.
Landscape orientation: Recommended maximum size: 530 x 780 pixels (7.36 x 10.83 inches) Recommended minimum size: 480 x 480 pixels (6.67 x 6.67 inches)
Portrait orientation: Recommended maximum size: 780 x 530 pixels (10.83 x 7.36 inches) Recommended minimum size: 480 x 480 pixels (6.67 x 6.67 inches)
Maximum file size: 3.0 MB per image. (Your image files will likely be considerably smaller than 3.0 MB.)
AP 2D Design--HOW TO:
AP Studio Art Digital Submission Registration: (Create your digital portfolio of Breadth
and Concentration work)
1) Go to this link: https://apstudio.ets.org/apstudioart/
2) Register and create a password
3) Add the following info:
School Code 481480
Coordinator key twt5561
Teacher key yqz9521
Select 2D
Begin uploading Breadth section and Concentration section.
All 24 pieces need to be added and forwarded to Me (teacher) by May 1st. You will also need to turn in a rough draft Concentration commentary to me by April 27th.
You need to select (with the support of me and your peers) 5 pieces that need to be matted and mounted on firm board NO LARGER THAN 18 X 24 INCHES That will be physically shipped off and will be turned into the district coordinator on the day of the AP Studio Exam.
Turn in
https://www.dropbox.com/request/zjoX0Et9KwVcGox8ENyx
Dates to remember:
March 17th--due date for Chroma turn into Drop Box
March 22nd--Turn in photos to Google Drive if you want VSAA Photo to pay for printing. ONE 20"x30" and FOUR 8"x11", labeled your name and measurements.
April 14th-- Photo Show after school. Tell your family! Whoot! May-- AP Portfolio due (will get date to you ASAP)
5 Quality
12 Breadth
12 Concentration
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Chroma due date for "Renewal" is Friday January 27th
Concentration Theme ideas:
http://www.newpaltz.k12.ny.us/cms/lib/NY01000611/Centricity/Domain/138/concentrations_ideas.pdf
Behind the TIME's Donald Trump Cover
http://forward.com/culture/356537/why-times-trump-cover-is-a-subversive-work-of-political-art/
Turn in 5 photos and statement:
Dropbox for photos:
http://tinyurl.com/gtjfbwd
Google Form:
http://tinyurl.com/gwxs9qo
Alteration Due Date- December 2nd
All AP students should have their Breadth photos chosen by December 16th
Breadth Resources:
http://www.slideshare.net/rdboyd2/ap-2d-design-and-photography
ebly.com/photography-breadth-assignments.html
https://ncps.digication.com/jeanne.mcdonagh/Berlin_Charles
This week October 31-November 4th
Tuesday November 1st- Portland Art Museum Field Trip
Our next Chroma theme: "Alteration"
We will discover the work of Rankin a fashion and music photographer.
"I wanted to hear the voice inside that the camera doesn't always catch."
--Rankin
https://vimeo.com/7307644
Assignment due November 16th
You will take a self portrait and alter/destroy it in some way.
Wednesday October 26th Please bring all photos you are considering for Breadth. I will meet with you individually and we will create a plan for your completion of Breadth.
Chroma due date for October issue: October 19th
Make sure to fill out the google doc for your series. This series is based on the month of October- this may include concepts based on spooky vibes, autumn aesthetics, or anything related to fall/mystery/fog/spooky.
This week September 19th-23rd
Students turned in their first series for Chroma 2016-17 via dropbox.
Students continue to assess their photographs, curating images for their Breadth section of the AP 2D Design portfolio.
Dropbox link for Septemebr 2016
https://www.dropbox.com/home/Chroma%20September%2016
September 12th-16th
Due Tuesday September 13th Attempt to take a portrait of someone you know well. Try to make the portrait communicate some truth about this person. Describe carefully your photographic decisions and the outcome, making sure you incorporate the views of the sitter.
The rest of the week will be spent collecting, editing, and turning in the first series of photographs for the 2016-17 Chroma issue.
Artist Statement due with 10 photos. Remember to identify which 5 photos of the 10 you wish to submit to the magazine.
Artist statements should include:
What
Why
How
You created your series.
September 16th-19th Chroma Submission for Past/Present:
https://www.dropbox.com/request/6Hsbgu6NSlVdz2jhwDrh
INSIDE/OUT Discussion and Portrait
Some initial questions:
Diane Arbus, Jeff Wall, Nan Goldin, Martha Rosler
Outside
voyeuristic
objectifying
distant
alienated/alienating
touristic
unsympathetic
Inside
privileged
intimate
trusting
sympathetic/empathic
engaged
participatory
YOUR TASK- Due Tuesday September 13th
Some initial questions:
- When is it not OK to take a photograph?
- Should you always seek the permission of your subjects before taking their photograph?
- Does it make a difference whether or not you have a personal relationship with the subject of a photograph?
- Can photographs hurt people?
- Is all photography a form of voyeurism?
- How responsible is the photographer for the way in which a subject is represented?
- How much control can the photographer exercise over the ways in which their images are understood by viewers?
- Can photographs tell the truth?
Diane Arbus, Jeff Wall, Nan Goldin, Martha Rosler
Outside
voyeuristic
objectifying
distant
alienated/alienating
touristic
unsympathetic
Inside
privileged
intimate
trusting
sympathetic/empathic
engaged
participatory
YOUR TASK- Due Tuesday September 13th
- Attempt to take a portrait of someone you know well. Try to make the portrait communicate some truth about this person. Describe carefully your photographic decisions and the outcome, making sure you incorporate the views of the sitter.
Final Chroma 2016
Due May 23rd
OPEN THEME
Tuesday and Thursday have students work on their webpages. Add photos to your webpages. We will be sharing webpages May 31st and June 2nd, with the whole class. Add as many photos from the year, that you can pull together.
Check out CHROMALETTE edited by Kastine Cook
https://issuu.com/chromalettemagazine/docs/chromalette-luminous/7?e=24317611/30000297
Field trip photo challenge April 19th: NOW.
Sometimes, we get caught up in nostalgia, future fantasy, or both, and we don’t embrace the “now.” Today's challenge:
Take a moment to notice your present, and share a photo of it.
April 15th photo show 4:15-5:00 p.m.
April 19th Northbank Gallery walking field trip during 6th period
The Inner Light Photographic Society
http://www.northbankartistsgallery.com/
April 29th Portland Art Museum
Edward Curtis
http://portlandartmuseum.org/exhibitions/contemporary-native-photographers/
Photo Show Prep in class
Monday April 11th
Tuesday April 12th
Thursday April 14th
This will include framing, hot gluing, and hanging the work
April's Theme- The Pacific Northwest
Dates for in class editing
Thursday April 21st
Monday April 25th
Tuesday April 26th
April 19th Northbank Gallery walking field trip during 6th period
The Inner Light Photographic Society
http://www.northbankartistsgallery.com/
April 29th Portland Art Museum
Edward Curtis
http://portlandartmuseum.org/exhibitions/contemporary-native-photographers/
Photo Show Prep in class
Monday April 11th
Tuesday April 12th
Thursday April 14th
This will include framing, hot gluing, and hanging the work
April's Theme- The Pacific Northwest
Dates for in class editing
Thursday April 21st
Monday April 25th
Tuesday April 26th
Visiting Artists:
Photos taken by Kayla Sousa, Betsey Hanrahan, and Mrs. Harris during a lighting demo in Photo Focus. Guest artists Seth Kirby and Ana Matronic.
Examples of Seth Kirby's photos of his wife Ana Matronic, as well as other photos taken of Miz Matronic.
Series #4 IDENTITY Due December 17th with submission form
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Things to remember:
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Check out the October issue of Chroma
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Series #3 CHROMA
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Photographer of the Month
Gregory Crewdson - known for his psychological image making that leans towards the dark side of humanity, Crewdson uses light to create mystery, tension, and story.
Inspiration Photographer for the month of September- Gregory Crewdson
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7CvoTtus34
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7CvoTtus34