Is here.

Good luck this fall everyone!

http://drupal.org/handbook/customization/tutorials/beginners-cookbook

Any reactions to this rough draft? From the syllabus I took the exact words but radically changed the format. Dan turned me onto this awesome program, Comic Life. There is a free demo version available. I like how the boxes divide space like a line parses words in a poem. What was an intolerably dull statement of plagiarism became something more visually interesting. Or at least I think so. The web is awesome!

Second try

I completely junked some of the assignments and tweaked others. Getting closer. Also changed the metaphor from SHOP to LOT.

http://www.unc.edu/home/phjames/POPLOT.jpg

http://www.unc.edu/home/phjames/RAPLOT.jpg

http://www.unc.edu/home/phjames/SPINLOT.jpg

Here, too, are my course policies:

http://siteslab.org/paterson/node/17

And course materials:

http://siteslab.org/paterson/node/18

thanks.

Online book through Davis library:

http://search.lib.unc.edu/search?R=UNCb5205148

Has been helpful for me.

(Variation on Playlist Assignment)

I'll admit it, yes, I love Project Runway on Bravo. I own all the seasons on DVD. I watch the special features. I think Tim Gunn is a genius. I have no sense of fashion.

What I've learned from the show, what anyone learns from watching the program, however, is that a fashion show must hold together, it must make a statement through colors and textures, it must take risks. And creative people fuck up. They don't get it right all the time. Isn't this similar to the process of writing?