Postcards From Magical Places

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Design the front and back of a postcard that might be sent from the location of a movie or a work of fiction. Both sides of the cards must be created as graphics.

The fornt should use graphic design elements that provide a sense of place or use the classic motifs of old postcards (“Greetings from ______”)_, both pictures and text. The back of the post card should contain a stamp and postmark that fits with the theme of the movie, as well as an addressee and a message that fits the plot as well.

The inspiration was a fanfiaction assignment created by a UMW student in Spring Semester 2011- see the excellent set of LOTR cards at http://cupofchai.umwblogs.org/2010/11/22/fanfiction/

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I originally completed the “Postcards From Magical Places” assignment back in Week 6, where I made a postcard for the 4077 MASH unit from the

Design Week in The Village kept me busy.  I took on the Postcards from a Magical Place (#363) assignment.  If I followed directions, I

To finish up my assignments for the week, I decided to do Postcards from Magical Places (worth 3 stars). The task:

Design the front and back

I FINISHED MY STARS I FINISHED MY STARS! The last assignment I chose to do was entitled Postcards from Magical Places (worth 3 stars.) The

Here’s what I imagine a fictional postcard from Brother Mouzone would look like if sent from the great city of Baltimore.  I imported images I

This week we had to do 15 stars worth of design assignments. This is what I meant by the hardest part of my week. I

I used the same movie for three of the five assignments from the design assignments.  I’m not sure if anyone has seen it, but I

For this remix I decided to make a postcard. I was really hoping to go all out with this one and use the more advanced
Postcards From Magical Places Design the front and back of a postcard that might be sent from the location of a movie or a work of
Inspired by the work of the Breakfast Club edition of ds106 on their design assignments today (more on that anon), I took a shot at

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Design Week in The Village kept me busy.  I took on the Postcards from a Magical Place (#363) assignment.  If I followed directions, I