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Point, Line, Plane: Hak Do

Posted on January 19, 2017 by hdodesignblog

This whole graphic novel is based around positive and negative space. Because there is no detailing in this novel and no other color in this novel it’s essentially a black and white novel which means that it’s based on positive … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, Plane: Alexandra Borders

Posted on January 19, 2017 by almaborders

I didn’t realize we were going to be referencing the books we looked at in the library, but I did find a strip online of the book I briefly looked over: To Afghanistan and Back by Ted Rall. His travelogue … Continue reading →

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Points Lines and Planes: Emma Garcia

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Emma Garcia

Points, Lines, and Planes create an image and builds the image into a story. During class, I looked at the graphic novel, American Splendid: The life and Times of Harvey Pekar by Harvey Pekar. This novel was in all black and white … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, Plane: Toree Boutz

Posted on January 19, 2017 by inactivejune2017

  Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips outline the definitions of point, line, and plane and describe their uses and examples in the book, Graphic Design: The New Basics. While these elements seem like simplistic concepts, they are integrated in every part of … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, Plane – Cristian Gutierrez

Posted on January 19, 2017 by acevedokhris

It’s pretty amazing to know we can move around a couple points, lines and planes, in order to create almost about anything. In this visual I chose, the layout of the design is very simple. It follows a structure that … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, Plane: Tre Bobo

Posted on January 19, 2017 by Tre Bobo

Reading the chapter “Points, Lines and Planes” in Graphic Design: The New Basics by Jennifer Cole Phillips, I was able to understand the importance of point, line and plane in the field of design and how the interaction with one … Continue reading →

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Point, Line, Plane: Sophia Price

Posted on January 18, 2017 by sophiakayprice

From understand what  point, line, and plane are I was able to gain a deeper understanding of how the author works as they create a graphic story. I did not know we had to grab a graphic novel from the … Continue reading →

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2: Point, Line, Plane – Michelle Francis

Posted on January 18, 2017 by michellefrancisstudent

I had the opportunity to view New Orleans After the Deluge by Josh Neufeld. This graphic novel is a historical imagining of the lives of 5 (?) individuals just before and after hurricane Katrina in 2005. Neufeld uses large, sweeping … Continue reading →

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Formstorming: Aaron Scofield

Posted on January 18, 2017 by aaronscofield336

Reading through the first fifty pages of Lynda Barry’s What It Is, you will notice a trend that Lynda asks several questions like, “What is an image?” and “Where do they come from?” She asks these questions many different times and … Continue reading →

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Formstorming: Cleana Broman

Posted on January 18, 2017 by cvbroman

In Lynda Barry’s graphic novel, “What It Is” Lynda discusses how formstorming is basically brainstorming but in a visual and design-oriented way. The practice is more garnered towards producing variety over quality, at first, and then after a concept is picked … Continue reading →

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