Teaching Methodologies
6.1 The methodological options will focus on three main pedagogical components: oral presentation focusing on the intended contents; study and presentation of works/productions; development of works under faculty guidance.
6.2 Continuous evaluation
The works to be carried out will be a maximum number of 3 and the evaluation will obey criteria that will be explained in the statements and/or other elements presented.
Theoretical-practical and practical component (Individual Projects) – 100%
The scale that appears in the frequency schedule, resulting from the continuous evaluation, is: 0 -20.
The CU can only be carried out by continuous evaluation.
Learning Results
3.1 Acquire knowledge of editorial publications: book, magazine and newspaper; 3.2 Mastery of concepts, principles and terminologies about editorial Illustration; 3.3 Know how to communicate specific messages through the analysis and interpretation of texts and the study of narrative structure and construction; 3.4 Develop exercises in the field of illustration in editorial design.
Program
4.1. Editorial publications: book, magazine and newspaper;
4.2. Editorial illustration;
4.3. Analysis and interpretation of texts;
4.4. Narrative Structure and Construction;
4.5. Conceptual Development
Grading Methods
- - Theoretical-practical and practical component (Individual Projects) - 100.0%
Internship(s)
NAO
Bibliography
Bryant, J. (2022). The Art of the Illustrated Book (Victoria and Albert Museum). Thames and Hudson
Embury, G. & Minichiello, M. (2018). Reportagem Ilustrada – Do desenho ao jornalismo – princípios básicos, técnicas e recursos. Editorial Gustavo Gil
Errea, J. (2017). Visual Journalism: Infographics from the World’s Best Newsrooms and Designers. Gestalten
Feddag, M. (2017). Illustration: What’s the Point?. ILEX, Octopus publishing
Moreno, J. & Shaoqiang, W. (2022). New Page Design: Layout and Editorial Design. Hoaki
McCullen, S. (2022). Picturebook Makers. Thames Hudson
Salisbury, M., & Styles, M. (2020). Children’s Picturebooks: the art of visual storytelling. Laurence King Publishing
Selby, A. (2022). Editorial Illustration: Context, content and creation. Bloomsbury