Design Rebel: Socially Conscious Design
Offered By: Skillshare
Course Description
Overview
Design Rebels unite! Design is encountered constantly in your everyday life. . . even more than you encounter advertisements. There is tremendous power in design as a means to communicate with the world. There is a way to do it right, and a way to do it wrong. In this class, Noah will teach you how to harness your creativity to design for social good.
In this class, design activist Noah Scalin will take you through a history of design activism and the socially conscious design projects that inspire movements. You'll be equipped with the inspiration and conceptual tools to harness your passion and create good with it. Anyone can be a design rebel, you just have to make the choice to use your skills to proliferate what you believe in. This class is the place to start!
What You'll Learn
- Think Like a Designer and an Activist. Utilizing the power of design and your frame of mind.
- Turn your Passion into Action. Putting your design skills to work.
- Create & Spread your Message. Identifying your audience & message.
- Become a Social Entrepreneur. Turning your work into a bigger movement.
What You'll Do
- Deliverable. You will design a small poster that illustrates a message you are passionate about communicating to the world.
- Brief. Design Activism is all about passion. This class will guide you in discovering your passion and turning it into a visual creation to share with the world.
- Specs. You will print your mini activism poster and distribute it in your community. Your poster should be small enough to be disributed as many places as possible.
Syllabus
- Trailer
- The Visual Message
- What Do You Care About?
- You're Not Alone
- Examples
- Identifying Audience & Message
- Engaging an Audience
- Creating Your Subversion
- Sharing Your Message
- Becoming a Social Entrepreneur
Taught by
Noah Scalin
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