英國留學生課程作業(yè)要求：手工制作和DIY的美學作業(yè)Handmade and DIY Aesthetics

Applying theory, arguing, incorporating quotes, using in-text references, embedding an image.

應用理論，爭吵，結合報價，使用文本引用，嵌入圖像。

Due: Today, before the last 10 minutes of the class

由于今天之前，在最后10分鐘之類的

In this week’s set reading, designer and author Mel Campbell writes about the appeal of handmade things and things that appear hand-crafted even when they’re made using new technology or mass-manufactured. She considers the idea that choosing hand-made things can be a critique of consumerism. She concedes that while the handmade can be a kind of luxury and “just another kind of consumerism”, that on the other hand “it’s good to support small sellers of handmade goods.” (2009, p.17)

在本周的集閱讀，設計師和作家梅爾·坎貝爾寫道：手工制作的東西，出現(xiàn)手工制作的東西，即使他們采用新的技術或質量制造的吸引力。她認為，想法，選擇手工制作的東西，可以是一個消費主義的批判。她承認，雖然手工制作，可以是一種奢侈和“只是另一種消費主義”，另一方面，“這是很好的支持小賣家對手工制品。”（2009年，第17頁）

Select an example of interior/ communication/ interface design, an applied illustration (packaging, magazine layout, etc), advertisement or animation that has a purposefully amateur, overtly hand-crafted, or hobby aesthetic. Write a short article of 200-250 words, explaining who the target demographic is for this design or media production and why you think this approach or aesthetic has been chosen to appeal to this group and at this time. Incorporate one relevant quote from Campbell’s article. The quote should be used to support your argument and must be grammatically integrated. You must use an in-text reference. As always, please follow the Swinburne Harvard style: see under `Assignment Brief' for the short guide or the Swinburne Library page for the complete guide. 

選擇室內/通信/界面設計，應用說明（包裝，雜志布局等）的一個例子，廣告或動畫有故意業(yè)余，公然手工制作，或愛好的審美。 200-250字寫一篇短文，說明這種設計或媒體生產(chǎn)目標人群是誰以及為什么你認為這種方法或美學吸引到這個組，而此時已被選定。納入相關報價從坎貝爾的文章。報價應當用于支持你的論點，必須語法整合。

The ability to integrate relevant quotes to support your argument is something you must demonstrate in your Issue Assignment. This task provides practice in that skill.

Consider the task as a piece of design journalism, as a coherent piece of analysis, opinion and comment about professional design that incorporates roughness, amateurism, technical ‘flaws’. Embed an image if possible. An extra mark will be awarded for coming up with a relevant and imaginative title for your short article which you will write in the subject box of your post.  

Reference

Campbell, M 2009, ‘Canvas’, The Age, 21 May, p.17.

 If you need a reminder here are a couple of good short instructions about how and when to use quotes; 

Swinburne Harvard Short Guide – pages 2-3.