Two men walk into a restaurant. They both order exactly the same drink. One man drinks it fast and one man drinks it slowly. The one who drinks it fast lives. The one who drinks it slowly dies. WHY?

The poison was in the ice cubes.

Image adapted from: http://manhattaninfidel.com/2009/03/

DIRECTROLEOCCIDENTALDARE??????SHADOWAMUSED

What six-letter word is missing from the sequence?

Source: http://www.puzz.com/lloydkingpuzzles.html

Extension for project 1:The new due date isTuesday 22nd March 2011

HAND IN1. Code: Four final zip files consisting of the exported applet (html, gif, jar, java. pde as well as other relevant files necessary to run your code - if there are any). Please upload them onto your openprocessing account and onto our classroom at openprocessing.org, heading “wallpaper” and link them to your dsdn142 blogger blog. Please state clearly that those are final files.

2. Images: four .pdf images ready for printing. Please upload them onto your dsdn142 blogger blog.

3. Print-outs: four mockups, each 20 x 40 cm, mounted on cardboard.

4. Online workbook: your dsdn142 blogger blog documentation of your work and your openprocessing sketches.

CLASS REPS

What makes a good set?

Oolong “In almost every picture”, Eric Kessels

Sugarillos, designed by Mousegraphics

Corporate identity, designed by Fuenfwerken

Corporate Identity for haircutter cooperative Salon Modern by Studio Minneapolis

Theatre posters

Leuphana logo, designed by Scholz & Friends

Spiel und Gleichnis, Form finden, Anton Stankowski, p. 17

Design series on the boundary between ornament, pattern, texture and grid, Zeynep Basay

Ornament as disruption, Jinsu Ahn

Text and calligraphic gesture, Pouya Ahmadi

The dynamics of ornament, Mano Ahn

Overlapping, Emily Steel

Poster

Bookcover

COLOUR

Joseph Albers “homage to the square”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-TAcwAJjgo

IF IT’S PURPLE SOMEONE’S GONNA DIE

Book title by Bellantoni, Patti (2005).

Visuelle Kommunikation, Stankowski & Duschek, p. 165 & 162

Fifties

Sixties

Seventies

Eighties

Today ???

CMY computer colour wheel Itten’s traditional colour wheel

RGB: red, green, blue CMYK: cyan, magenta, yellow, key (black)

Cool colours step back, warm colours come in front.

Johannes Itten, 1973, The art of colour, p. 67 Painting by Elmar Forster, 1998

Simultaneous contrast

Finding matching colours

Yellow : Orange : Red : Green : Blue : Violett 3 : 4 : 6 : 6 : 8 : 9

HfG Offenbach, Farbkontraste, p.23

Colorschemer, a helpful application:http://www.colorschemer.com

Colourlovers.com website: http://www.colourlovers.com/

Have fun!