Sketch 12: Assemblies
Due: 12/9 Tag: sk12 For some unknown reason, the National Archives includes a document entitled Cocktail Construction Chart, which was created by[…]
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Author: David
Sketch 10: Recreate a Movie Scene
Chris Pratt holds the raptors at bay in Jurassic World. Due: 11/25 Tag: sk10 Choose a single moment from a movie or television episode[…]
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Sketch 9: Data viz from everyday life
Due: 11/11 Tag: sk9 When Mason Currey wanted to understand how he could manage to produce more creative work despite[…]
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Week ahead: 8
8 10/16 Stitches, “I was six” (9-106) 10/18 Stitches, “I was eleven” (107-156) 10/21 Sketch 7: Tell a True Story[…]
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Relationship Violence Awareness Month
The last couple of weeks have been really difficult for many people, with stories of sexual assault and harassment dominating[…]
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Week ahead: 7
7 10/9 Fall Break: No class 10/11 Palestine chapters 5-6 10/14 Sketch 6: What’s in your bag? I hope you[…]
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Peer Editing: Tracing Maus
For the peer editing exercise with Tracing Maus, you will read at least the landing page for one of your[…]
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Tanine Allison’s Destructive Sublime
This talk might be of particular interest to you.
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Week ahead: 6
9/30 Sketch 4: Human Document 6 10/2 Palestine, chapters 1 & 2 (1-50) Tracing Maus 10/4 Palestine, chapters 3 & 4[…]
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Visualizing a quote: Ira Glass on the secret of success in creative work
And the most important possible thing you can do is do a lot of work — do a huge volume of work. Put yourself on a deadline so that every week, or every month, you know you’re going to finish one story. Because it’s only by actually going through a volume of work that you are actually going to catch up and close that gap. And the work you’re making will be as good as your ambitions. It takes a while, it’s gonna take you a while — it’s normal to take a while. And you just have to fight your way through that, okay?
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