Showing posts with label visual communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visual communication. Show all posts
Saturday, December 20, 2008
The end of a first term
We had final presentations in the Visual communication module this Thursday. My group, who did the BeeHive project, got very good feedback which is always nice! The class website is also being discussed (under much secrecy). But for now, it's Christmas holidays and portfolio making in the works!
Friday, December 12, 2008
The most tiring week
I've worked double shifts this week. In school and out of school. I'm tired. My eyelids keep closing on me. Deadlines. Must.. stay.. awake.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Portfolio introduction
Today we had our first lecture aimed towards helping us with our portfolios. Nina Åkerstam and Björn Jeffery were both here, talking about different things. Nina had more of a planner's approach while Björn talked a lot about internet strategy.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Cd case
Friday, November 28, 2008
Essen talks brands
Today we had a really good lecture from a guy from Essen. The lecture was about branding in all its different forms and I was amazed by how interested I was in this. Definately something to look into more thoroughly. Unfortunately, I had to catch my train at lunch so I missed half of it, which was a real shame since he really managed to capture my interest.
An interesting footnote, though, is the fact that it took me exactly one hour and five minutes to realize it was actually the logo on all of his Keynote-slides and that it spelled out Essen in inverted letters. Oops.
An interesting footnote, though, is the fact that it took me exactly one hour and five minutes to realize it was actually the logo on all of his Keynote-slides and that it spelled out Essen in inverted letters. Oops.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Visual communication
Now we've started a new module called Visual communication. It seems intense. I get the feeling most of us around here are just waiting for Christmas to come. The module's aim is to get us into the role of client/agency and so we're in two different groups at the same time.
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