After writing your manifesto, you will put it in an appropriate physical or digital form.
REALIZING YOUR MANIFESTO
After completing your final written manifesto, you will begin realizing your manifesto in some physical or digital form. You should consider choosing a medium that represents the ideas you talk about in your manifesto.
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As you decide what visual form to put your manifesto in, think about the content of your manifesto. This visual form could be a poster, a booklet, a video, a website, anything that seems appropriate for the content of your manifesto. I would also recommend that after choosing a form, you should create sketches or at least a detailed plan for actually executing the project. In week 12, I will discuss what you are thinking for your visual form and make suggestions. I can identify anything things you may need to know and offer suggestions to make the creation process easier. You will have time in class weeks 13 and 14 to get hands on assistance from myself. Additionally, you can email me with questions or use the Resources section of this website to get additional assistance.
Submission Guidelines
You should make use of the allotted class time weeks 12-14 to work on this part of the manifesto.
This part of the project does not have one set of specifications. It will depend on the medium you choose to put your manifesto in as to the exact specifications. If creating a poster or book, you should provide a printed copy. If creating a website or video, you should provide a link to the project. If creating anything else, we can discuss what requirements you may have. Your final version should make use of the entire text from your manifesto.
Due: April 18 (Week 14)
Digital Manifesto Examples
Above are some print examples of the form possibilities for your manifesto. Below are links to a few digital examples of manifestos, which may also be an appropriate form for your manifesto.
Donal Sinnott Design Manifesto