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Language as Code


PROJECT PROMPT
As much letterpress inherently utilizes typography—think of ways that you can play with or distort meanings, juxtapositions, translations, fragments, signs, punctuation, or interpretations. Language can be in the forefront or take the back seat with this project, but use it as a springboard for inspiration.

GUIDELINES
1. Start conceptually, brainstorming ideas about how you may interpret the ideas of ‘code’ using typography.
2. Narrow it down to one or two ideas and develop a sketch and/or mock-up.
3. Take comments into consideration, making final adjustments
4. Be resourceful with time and planning, coming in outside of class if necessary to pace yourself with completing it.

GRADING
30 points total

8 Conceptual development
8 Composition & design
7 Craftsmanship: Typesetting
7 Craftsmanship: Printing

DATES
Introduce project: 3/30
In-progress Critique: 4/13
Critique: 4/20

LANGUAGE AS CODE ARTISTS

PAST STUDENT PROJECTS
ASU/Herberger Institute School of Art/Printmaking/Book Arts
Heather Green: heather.j.green@asu.edu
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