Art 450--Naruto review on NPR

Audio review of the Naruto anime and how it's achieved mainstream popularity in the U.S. A . It's a good example of how a project is described to people who don't know anything about it. Could be handy in refining your project descriptions.

Also, I'll be checking your blogs before this week's critiques, so get 'em updated if you've been slacking. I'd like you to make bloggin' a part of your daily web-surfing routine.

Art 450 and Art 496 Capstone--Fear The Reaper

Okay kids--
We'll meet next Wednesday the 14th at 2:30 or Thursday the 15th at 2:30, depending on which section you're in. You'll bring the following to that class:

A written description of your project including:

0. A working title for your project.
1. A one sentence description of your project.
2. A one paragraph description of your project.
3. A one page description of your project.
4. A description of your specific products of study or deliverables that you will be creating for your project.
5. Visual and/or written research for your project. Stuff done by other people.
6. Treatment visuals for your project. Stuff done by you.
7. A written description of specific technical and research issues you will need to address during the course of your project.
8. A timeline of your project. When you will be doing all of this good stuff. You must include specific DEADLINES (for example: "January 27th", not "some time in January."
9. A blog containing all of the above. You will also keep track of your activity here. If you do something for your project, blog it.
10. Your magic sunshine. See you then. If you have questions about any of this, ask me or post a comment. I will check it. Ask earlier rather than later. I'll post our meeting schedule here as well.