Yes its correct... I have a new blog. This one though is just for Dawnelle. It's really just for the random thoughts that I have... nothing important. Hopefully though I'll be better at posting than I have in the past...
justdawnelle.blogspot.com
Showing posts with label Dawnelle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dawnelle. Show all posts
Monday, October 12, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Fixed it!!
I would just like to let everyone know that the problems with my blog have been fixed! I put some template in my blog a couple weeks, maybe a couple months (I can't remember) ago and ever since then have been having serious problems with the stupid thing. I am proud to announce though that its all fixed! (cross my fingers...) I have no idea what was wrong, I don't think I really want to know.
The end...
The end...
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Sorry...
I did it again... its all gone...
I'm starting over... I have no idea where everything went!!
I'm starting over... I have no idea where everything went!!
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Monday, June 29, 2009
Doesn't this sound perfect?! (well... for Dawnelle)
The Masters of Science in Textile Design provides both integration and balance between creative design and technology. The Design studio courses make up the majority of the coursework in the M.S. program.Design research is stressed from the beginning. Being in a major city is a great resource as is The Design Center at Philadelphia University with its textile collection from around the world.
Students are required to specialize in one area (knit, print or weave), but are encouraged to incorporate the other areas of textile design through their foundation courses, elective or design studio work. Those with fiber arts backgrounds will be able to further their design skills through a greater understanding of textile materials and the use of the latest technology. Those with technological design experience will be encouraged to develop their creative ideas within the environment of the design studio.
Each graduate student mounts a Graduate Exhibition of his or her work as a requirement for graduation. Held in Paley Design Center, these expositions showcase each student's area of individual exploration and concentration.
Students are required to specialize in one area (knit, print or weave), but are encouraged to incorporate the other areas of textile design through their foundation courses, elective or design studio work. Those with fiber arts backgrounds will be able to further their design skills through a greater understanding of textile materials and the use of the latest technology. Those with technological design experience will be encouraged to develop their creative ideas within the environment of the design studio.
Each graduate student mounts a Graduate Exhibition of his or her work as a requirement for graduation. Held in Paley Design Center, these expositions showcase each student's area of individual exploration and concentration.
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