Hall of Doors in Progress -- Alice in Wonderland Image courtesy of: Captial Scenic Inc. (capitalscenic.com) |
Completed Hall of Doors (with Final Set Design Sketch) -- Alice in Wonderland
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The Goal of this exercise:
--Create visual designs with detail and clarity
--Use visual imagery and written work to explain & justify your ideas, concepts and choices.
--Use inspirational images (Visual Research) to support your own work
--Identify design elements in your choices
--Visualize how to create, move and use elements of a scene
Scenes:
- Caterpillar - Liz
- Mad Tea Party - Rosanne
- Cheshire Cat - Xandao
- Painting the Roses Red -- Sofia
- Queen of Hearts - Camila
Exemplary (7)
--May include multiple designs to explain how the scene changes/ develops
--A variety of visual research is added to demonstrate an element of the design
-- Visual research identifies the design element (color, texture, line, shape, pattern) and how this would be incorporated in the final design
-- Clearly & thoughtfully justifies the choice of each major item
-- Clearly articulates how elements in the design function, move or transform throughout the piece.
Meeting (6 / 5)
--A detailed and colored image of the scene that looks mostly as the designer would like the scene to be.
--May include less developed sketches to explain how the scene changes/ develops
--Visual research is added to demonstrate an element of the design
-- Visual research attempts to identify the design element (color, texture, line, shape, pattern) and how this would be incorporated in the final design
-- Clearly articulates the choice of each major item
-- Articulates how elements in the design function, move or transform throughout the piece.
--A basic image with some details and/or colors. It demonstrates what the designer would like, but it does lacks clarity.
-- Does not include additional sketches to show changes/development in the scene
--Limited visual research is superficially added added to demonstrate an element of the design
-- Writing on the visual research is simplistic
-- Simple justification for the choices
-- Simplistic explanation of how the design functions, moves or transforms throughout the piece.
--A rudimentary sketch with very little detail and/or color. Lacks clarity.
-- Does not include additional sketches to show changes/development in the scene
--No visual research whatsover
-- No written explanation of the choices made
-- Choices are confusing or do not match the director's concept.
Incomplete (1)
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