Final Presentation
Guide to your First Final Presentation:
Be Present
You are required to be no less than 15 minutes early, with drawings in hand, and mentally present (your phone should be turned off and you are paying attention to your peer's presentations).
Be Prepared
It is expected that you are prepared to present, well dressed, showered (yes I have to say this), and awake (again, it has to be said).
Be Ready
Be ready to present by having your work in hand, pins or tape ready, and set to pin up quickly and quietly.
Final Cleaning
You are required to be present to clean the studio space after the review. Not being present for this part of the evening will forfeit your final drawing grade.
Final Documentation
It is required that you submit your final drawings on a flash drive to your professor before you leave campus. This will be your final assignment. I will be collecting these flash drives and they will be returned upon your return in the spring.
Lastly, good luck, stay focused, and get some sleep!!!
Final Presentation Learning Outcomes (add detail review sheet):
Drawing Control: 40%
Students will demonstrate a clear ability to control line weights, line quality, tone, and texture.
Presentation: 40%
The student will demonstrate an ability to express clear and concise ideas about their work through the presentation of their drawn works.
Design Statement: 10%
Students will demonstrate an ability to write a clear and shared understanding of their architectural intent, its surroundings, and the rationale behind the design of the development proposed.
Rigor: 10%
Students will demonstrate a willingness and ability to practice the craft of developing their project. This may require you to draw an item several times. Develop trace underlays or seek assistance when completing a drawing.