Tuesday, Jan 28th

Learning Target: SWBAT... explain what a copyright is and whether or not they are allowed to use images off the internet for their projects in this class.

1. Explain SKBK#3 DUE MONDAY, FEB 3

2. Go to the following site, read it, and answer the questions below:
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/copyright-fair-use-and-how-it-works-for-online-images/
   1. What is a copyright?
   2. What are someone's exclusive rights?
   3. What is fair use?
   4.  What are 5 things to think about before using copyrighted images?
   5. Are you allowed to use any images, or parts of images, right off of the internet to create artwork for project in this class? Why or why not? Explain your reasoning.

3. Work time to work on name design projects.


SKBK #3... CMYK color wheel vs RGB color wheel.  DUE MON FEB 3
 This will take up two full pages in your sketchbook, so make sure you do this on two pages next to each other when your sketchbook is open (left page is backside, right page is front side). Divide the left page in half vertically.
   Search RGB color model on Wikipedia. Draw an RGB color wheel in your sketchbook on one half of the left page. Label each color with the letter and the full name (ex: R=Red), red, yellow, magenta, cyan, green, blue, white, and black. Do the same thing on the other half with the CMYK color model. Label each color wheel either additive or subtractive, and write a definition for those two terms.
   On the other page, create a double bubble map (compare and contrast diagram). Draw two big circles that cross over each other in the center. In one bubble, describe an RGB color scheme, and describe a CMYK color scheme in the other bubble. In the space where they cross, write what they have in common. You need at least 6 facts in each bubble, and 3 in the center. Read the information on wikipedia and other websites of choice. Include all of the following topics/terms in your bubble map: video and display screens, printing ink, what makes black, what makes white, absence of light is what color, printing with and without black, primary and secondary colors.