PHO 228 - Week 10a - March 23

Week 10a - March 23

Introduce the Theme-based Series.

The Theme-based Series Proposal is due Wednesday, April 1

Assignment 3 Critique -?

Project 1 Critique March 23. At least one print from a source outside of WCC.

Project 2 Critique March 25. Original and at least one variation

Remember, the assignment does not have to be completely done for the critiques but you do have to have an image to show to get credit for the critique.

Exercise 10 - Actions

Mandalas

PBB Templates.

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