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Final Major Project 1 Recipe card 3
Final Major Project 3 Museum Poster Design 4
Final Major Project 3 Museum Poster Card Design 5
Final Major Project 2 Typography Poster Design 6
Final Major Project 4 Camp Brochure 7
Designing Grids assignment 10
Persona 12
Notes of Peer Critique for all projects 13
Other Work 14
RECIPE CARD
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OKONOMIYAKI Steps
1. Mix the okonomiyaki flour and the water together in a bowl.
Peel and grate the Nagaimo into the same bowl. Mix until they are
combined. Cover in plastic wrap and set in the fridge for an
hour.
2. Remove the core of the cabbage and mince it. Set aside to let
the moisture evaporate so it won’t dilute the batter. Cut the pork
belly slices in half and set aside (You can use shrimp, squid, or
other ingredients instead). Take out the batter from the
refrigerator and add 4 large eggs, ½ cup (8 Tbsp.) tempura scraps
(Tenkasu/Agedama), and ¼ cup (4 Tbsp.) pickled red ginger (Kizami
Beni Shoga) in the bowl. Mix well until well-combined. Add chopped
cabbage to the batter 1/3 at a time. Mix well before adding the
rest.
3. To make Okonomiyaki Sauce, combine 1 ½ Tbsp. sugar, 2 Tbsp.
oyster sauce, 4 Tbsp. ketchup, and 3 ½ Tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
in a small bowl. Mix all until sugar is completely dissolved.
4. Pour a little bit of a little Neutral Flavor oil and spread
it around a frying pan. Heat up the frying pan on medium or high
heat. When the frying pan is hot (400F/200C), pour the okonomiyaki
batter into a round pancake shape in the center of the pan.
5. Place 2-3 sliced pork belly on top of Okonomiyaki and cook
covered for 5 minutes. When the bottom side is nicely browned, flip
over. Gently press the okonomiyaki to fix the shape and keep it
together. Cover and cook for another 5 minutes. Flip over one last
time and cook uncovered for 2 minutes. If you’re going to cook next
batch, transfer to a plate.
6. Apply okonomiyaki sauce with brush, add Japanese mayonnaise
in zigzagging lines (optional), and sprinkle dried bonito flakes
(katsuobushi). You can also put dried green seaweed (aonori),
chopped green onions, and pickled red ginger on top for
garnish.
IngredientsAll-Purpose Flour - 1 Cup (120 g) A Large Cabbage -
1.6 lb (740 g)Kosher Salt - ¼ tsp Sliced Pork Belly - ½ lb (227
g)Granulated Sugar - ¼ tsp Four Large EggsBaking Powder - ¼ tsp
Tenkasu/Agedama - ½ Cup (8 Tbsp)Nagaimo /Yamaimo* - 2-3”(5-8 cm)
Pickled Red Ginger - ¼ Cup (4 Tbsp)Dashi* - ¾ cup (180 ml) Neutral
Flavor Oil (vegetable, canola, etc)
Okonomiyaki Sauce ToppingsGranulated Sugar - 1½ Tbsp Okonomi
sauceOyster Sauce - 2 Tbsp Japanese mayonnaiseKetchup - 4 Tbsp
Aonori (dried green seaweed)Worcestershire sauce - 3½ Tbsp Green
onions/scallions
Notes*Nagaimo and Yamaimo are types of mountain yam native to
Asia. A tuberous root of a climbing vine.*Dashi is Japanese Stock
made from Kombu (dried kelp), Katsuobushi (dried and smoked
bonito/skipjack tuna that is shaved into thin flakes), Iriko, or
Niboshi (anchovies/sardine); or a combination of all or just two of
them.*Tenkasu, also called Agedama is the crunchy bits of
deep-fried dough left over from tempura.
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4 5MUSEUM CARD DESIGNMuseum POSTER DESIGN
FEBRUARY 1st-31st, 2018The Modern Masters Series
Sol LeWitt was an iconic American artist whose work helped to
establish both Minimalism and Conceptual Art. Sol LeWitt is best
known for his large-scale “Wall Drawings,” rigorous arrays of
designs, shapes, grids, and colors rendered in pencil and paint in
coherence with strict instructions and diagrams to be followed in
executing the work. They are usually named ”Wall Drawing” and is
proceeded with a number. His “structures”, as he preferred to call
sculptures, were variations on geometric shapes, constructed from
steel, polyurethane, or concrete, often featuring stacked cubes
without sides.
“When an artist uses a conceptual form of art, it means that all
of the planning and decisions are made beforehand and the execution
is a perfunctory affair. The idea becomes a machine that makes the
art.” - Sol Lewitt, 1967 seminal essay on Conceptual Art.
Philadelphia, PA 19101-7646 - Phone: (215) 763-8100
SOLLEWITT
The Modern Masters SeriesSol LeWitt was an iconic American
artist whose work helped to establish both Minimalism and
Conceptual Art. Sol LeWitt is best known for his large-scale “Wall
Drawings,” rigorous arrays of designs, shapes, grids, and colors
rendered in pencil and paint in coherence with strict instructions
and dia-grams to be followed in executing the work. They are
usually named ”Wall Drawing” and is proceeded with a number. His
“structures”, as he preferred to call sculptures, were variations
on geometric shapes, constructed from steel, polyurethane, or
concrete, often featuring stacked cubes without sides.
“When an artist uses a conceptual form of art, it means that all
of the plan-ning and decisions are made beforehand and the
execution is a perfunctory affair. The idea becomes a machine that
makes the art.” - Sol Lewitt, 1967 seminal essay on Conceptual
Art.
Philadelphia, PA 19101-7646 - Phone: (215) 763-8100
SOLLEWITT
FEBRUARY 1st-31st, 2018
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engraver of gun-locks and barrels. In 1716, he opened his own
engraving shop in London. He worked making bookbinders and silver
chasers. Caslon became a punch cutter for various presses. In 1726
his roman typeface was fi rst used, later called Caslon. Caslon’s
new typefaces gained instant success in England and enabled him to
set up a complete type foundry. His types eventually spread all
over Europe and the American colonies. One of his fonts was used to
print the Declaration of Independence. Caslon’s typefaces combined
delicate modeling and Anglo-Saxon Style. In January 23, 1766, he
died in Bethnal Green, London, leaving his company to his
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12 HIGH ADVENTURESUMMER CAMPHIGH ADVENTURESUMMER CAMP
Program SummaryOur summer program is a mix of high-quality
recreation and education combined to provide new experiences,
personal growth, and fun. Our activities take place at our Laramie
facility, the beautiful Washington Park and the surrounding
area.
RecreationCampers enjoy traditional outdoor games, fun physical
challenges, as well as a variety of team and individual sports in a
noncompetitive atmosphere. The goal is to teach good sportsmanship,
team building, and enjoyment of physical activity.
Creative ArtsThis part of the program gives youth the
opportunity to experiment with unique art media, crafts, creative
productions, and drama. These activities enhance imagination,
creative thinking, cooperation, self-esteem, and decision
making.
Adventure LearningYouth gain important outdoor skills and
environmental knowledge through mental challenges, team-building,
creative thinking, problem-solving, and leadership. Activities take
place at Washington Park and various areas in the Snowies and
Vedauwoo.
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8 9CAMP BROCHURECAMP BroCHUre
What to BringAll campers MUST bring these items to camp each and
every day. If they do not, they will not be able to participate in
camp activities. Please put camper’s name on all items!
Backpack or day pack, and inside it...• Water bottle• Sunscreen
(show camper HOW AND WHERE TO APPLY)• Hat• Bug spray• Jacket
If you cannot obtain any of these items on this list, let us
know because we may have extras we can loan you.
Please Don’t Bring:Please do not bring extra items, such as
sports equipment, stuffed animals, toys, trading cards, electronic
games, or music players. High Adventure Summer Program accepts no
responsibility for the loss or damage of any of the “contraband”
items. Campers will have a great time just bringing themselves.
What to Wear• T-shirt and Shorts• Tennis shoes (no open-toed
sandals) • Sunscreen and a hat• On cool days, campers can wear long
pants or sweats.• Clothing needs to be modest and appropriate for
outdoor activities and art projects. Do not wear nice or expensive
clothing; we will get dirty.• Do not bring personal items such as
jewelry and makeup.
Communication With ParentsWe encourage parents to contact us
with any questions, concerns, or suggestions. We value parents and
their input, and rely on parent partnerships to make camp the most
positive experience possible. Your camper’s camp counselor is
always available to talk to you during the camp day if it is
something quick, such as instructions, or you can set up an
appointment during a time that works for you.You can call our
office and speak to Shannon (Owner/Director) or Sarah (Assistant
Director).
Call our office at 742-0127, or email us at
[email protected].
We are open from 6:30AM - 6:00PM. Our office staff is available
from 8:30AM - 5:30PM If you call outside of this time, you can
leave a message.
Daily InformationThe Parent Information Area is in the East camp
room. Notes, signs, or reminders will be posted in this area for
parents to read about things to bring for upcoming activities,
special events, etc.
Program HoursCamp activities begin at 9:00AM, and campers will
be back to our facility or across the street at the park by 4:00PM.
Campers arriving before 9:00 and leaving after 4:00 will be in a
supervised setting, where they can do fun activities that interest
them or socialize with other campers.
Morning Check-InThe camper and parent must check in each morning
at the check-in desk at the East door. This is when you can give us
any special instructions for the day. Do not drop off or pick up
your camper without checking him/her in or out. And let the Camp
Counselor know when you are leaving and picking up your camper.
GroupingCampers are in coed groups of about 15 with an adult
camp counselor. Campers are grouped according to age and the grade
they will be attending in the fall.
Activity FeesCamp tuition covers the cost of most activities,
but there are some activities that require an additional fee.
Examples of these activities are skating, putt-putt golf, Rec
Center activities, etc. Families will receive a calendar showing
the dates and times of the activities each month.
Paying For ActivitiesPayment for activities can be made at the
check-in desk each morning before 9AM. Parents have the option of
paying activity fees in advance at the front office. Please do not
send spending money with your child.
MealsA nutritious light breakfast, full lunch, and an afternoon
snack are included in tuition. Campers can also bring a bagged
lunch if they wish, but please don’t pack perishable items used
they are insulated. Monthly menus are available. Campers cannot
share food.
Camp RulesParents: Please review these camp rules with your
camper(s).
1. Be considerate of others in what you say and do.
2. Cooperate with other campers and be supportive of one
another.
3. Follow the instructions and directions of the staff!
4. Stay with your camper group and do not wander off!
5. Gum is a safety hazard and is not allowed at camp.
6. Leave sticks and rocks on the ground where they belong.
7. Tread lightly upon the earth - be considerate of the
environment.
8. Leave your shoes on when outside, except when your counselor
says you may go barefoot.
9. Campers should dress to be outdoors all day. Expensive
clothing isn’t needed nor appropriate at camp.
10. Do not bring extra items from home to show/trade. They can
be easily lost.
11. Cell phones are not to be used while camp activities are
ongoing. Computers, portable gaming systems, music players, etc.
aren’t needed at camp and should be left at home.
12. Weapons or objects that can be used as such are not
permitted at camp.
13. Camp is a wholesome, strictly G-Rated atmosphere, so
anything (literature, etc.) that comes to camp is subject to those
standards and may be put up until the camper goes home.
HIGH ADVENTURE SUMMER CAMP
Address: 506 S. 21st St. Laramie, WY 82070
Phone Number: (307) 742-0127
Website: www.wyokids.com
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10 11Designing Grids Designing Grids
WHO ARE THE MOST INSANE INSTAGRAM SKATERS RIGHT NOW?
- Thomas Johnson (10-11)
MEET OUR NEW SPONSORED PRO
- DD Skateboards (8-9)
THE VIDEOGRAPHERS AND EDITORS
- 4 Block Sta� (17-18)
DAFFY’S NEW SKATE PHOTOS AND INTERVIEW
- 4 Block Sta� (12-15)
DD Skateboards Full Length Movie OUT NOW + Reviews
- 4 Block Sta� (15-16)
NEW SKATE PARK IN CAMBRIDGE
- Kyle Huntail (7)
THE REAL PROBLEM WITH SKATE SPOTS AND SKATE SPOT FINDERS
- OT Williams (6)
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WHO ARE YOUR INSPIRATIONS?
- DAFFY DESU (3-5)BS CROOK NOLLIE FLIP OUT OF KINKED RAIL
TIL’ DEATH PART - 2018
50-50 DOWN HUGE KINKED RAIL
NO OTHER WAY - 2016
SWITCH FLIP STREET GAP
LEVELS PART - 2017
CHIMA FERGUSON - KICKFLIP STAIR GAP
PROPELLER PART - 2015
These guys are the best skaters out there. Both parts are
incredible with many different amazing tricks. The way Nyjah rides
the rails is smooth AF and the way Shane performs all his trick
makes he seem like a video game character. They have good history
in contest and I never want to have to choose one over the other.
They are amazing skaters and both make skateboarding easy. The way
they skate is straight out of the textbook.
Vans are one of my favorite shoe and clothing companies. And, of
course, their skaters are gnarly. Kyle Walker was SOTY in 2016 and
has landed one of the dopest 50-50s I’ve ever seen. The kickflip
from inside the apartment complex into the street is also insane. I
love watching that one back. Chima has an insane part also. It’s a
classic for me because it was one of the first videos I watched
when I started skating. They are both gnarly skaters and love
seeing what they do.
NYJAH HOUSTON
KYLE WALKER
SHANE O’NEILL
CHIMA FERGUSON
THE PROBLEM WITH SKATE SPOTS AND SKATE SPOT FINDERS
Written By: TJ APRIL 22, 2019
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12 13PERSONA Crituque/Notes
Make sure a block of text isn’t too large and 12 pt font is not
too small to use.Do not center a block of text - it may make it too
difficult for the audience to read.Do not stack text vertically.
Text was designed so that the letters can be side by side. Stacking
text works well rarely.Limit colors so that the most important
aspect is the Typeface.Make sure you have the correct canvas size
and grid layout. Don’t put text extremely close to the edge of the
page. Define your Margins.
Text that goes straight across the page is harder to read so
consider using columns. Do a better job lining up the columns for
organization. Using the grids help.
Don’t use enter to separate paragraphs. Use the paragraph and
character tools.
Remember to check for errors and to embed. Also remomber to
check for widows and orphans.
DEVIN QUINTT
AWARDS
SPONSORS
Devin Quintt is a professional skateboarder from Melbourne,
Australia. He was born on March 1, 1998. He currently skates around
California getting skate clips for his next big video part called
“Textbook.” He owns a skate shop where he sells the most durable
and well made skateboards and board parts in the world. He also has
two pro models with Primitive Skateboards and Spitfi re signature
wheels. His sponsors are also brands he has been interested in as a
kid. Now he achieved his dream, not only as being one of the best
skateboarders, but also being part of his favorite companies and
skateboarders he watched growing up. HIs determination to stay at
the top is unmatched and he will continue to skate until he’s
number one. Devin says, “The keys to becoming the best at something
are ambition and having fun. Don’t let your dreams be dreams as Ty
Lopez says. You are the controller to your future. If you want it
badly enough, you can have it.”
X Games Oslo 20212nd Place Medal
SLS Munich 20201st Place Trophy
Tampa Pro 2020 3rd Place Medal
Tampa AM 20191st Place Medal
Battle at the Berrics 211st Place Trophy
Frutiger LT Std
ABOUT
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14 15OTHER WORKS
AFFY DESUhome research designs problemspersonas examples of
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Insp: Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1957. - Remake called River (Thats
what it reminds me of...) 3:59AM
Insp: Barbara Kruger, Sex / Lure, 1979. - Remake called You Are
Sick (Murders on the mind at a time like this...) 5:46AM
Insp: Sol LeWitt, American, 1928–2007. Wall Drawing #370 -
Remake called √D (Just Messed with some numbers 23 - 11 - 9 = 3 and
the square of 23) 4:21AM
Insp: Wassily Kandinsky, Composition VIII,1923. - Remake called
Sk8PaRk (I wanna Skate rn but its snowing T_T...) 7:03AM
Insp: Katharina Fritsch, Dealer, 2001. - Remake called Complete
(It’s not the best / I couldn’t get the perspective right...This’ll
have to do. I did this in photoshop btw.) 7:38AM
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