Digital Art Requirements

Turn in your digital art progress and the final to the following dropbox:
https://www.dropbox.com/request/au59WoqpkxdU8iS0XbfH

In order for your FINAL DRAFT of your digital art to receive full credit, it must meet the following requirements:
1. Creativity : Utilizes the digital art medium to its full advantage, the art could not have been just photographed.
2. Statement: Audience could see the artist's statement in the art.
3. Resolution: Resolution is no smaller than 300 dpi.
4. Critique: The final art has undergone helpful changes using the critique and feedbacks it received.

ZERO POINTS: The art uses images that are copyrighted, or, there was no digital art turned in.

Final Draft is due Friday Nov 10!


Digital Art Project had the following steps that are each graded, make sure you have each parts turned in as well:
1. The digital art you found online that you liked-told us why you like the art you found. [Why I love this digital art]
2. 3 Rough Thumbnail sketches and the Statement your art is trying to express written down somewhere. This is rough brainstorming session with drawings that make sense to you. [Digital Art Thumbnails + Statement]
3. Digital Art Project Plan you created using Photoshop that is detailed enough that anyone looking at it will know what your project is about. [Digital Art Project Proposal Color]
4. Copyright Free Digital Art progress. Turn your plans into real thing that is copyright free. Resources are also on the blog. Turn in this progress and get it Critiqued. [First Critique]
5. Final. Your digital art that is copyright free, and is different from #4 because you applied the feedback you received on #4 to improve your art.


 

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