OK, here is the post to bring everything back under control. For Monday, Oct. 10: I want to see the Lincoln 13 x 19 printout - mounted in the way I like. I'm moving the #5 illustration due date to Oct. 17. #5 printout due Oct. 21 - mounted. I did say in class that the #5 actual illustration can be executed at 100% if you choose to do so. I think the upsized 150 - 200% scale is kicking your butts. Let's see if something smaller will improve the end quality of your work. I'm holding my breath and crossing my fingers. If I haven't yet approved your #5 comp, bring it to class on Monday and I'll approve or pick it apart some more. Just a reminder that I will not be in town on Weds. So, you can come to class and work on what you need to do. I'll have someone unlock the door at 7:30. The class time is still two hours that you can accomplish something. Oh yes, some of the blogs are looking thin. Get to posting and blogging. You know who you are.
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