DHM 3533: Textile Surface Design Page 1 Fall 2019

DHM 3533: Textile Surface Design page 1 Fall 2019

COURSE, MEETINGS DHM 3533: Textile Surface Design Tuesday, Thursday 1:30-3:50 pm Human Sciences 001 3 credits INSTRUCTOR Dr. Adriana Petrova Office: 429A Human Sciences [email protected] Office phone: 405.744.5035 Note: Will respond within 24 hours Office hours: T 12-1pm, W 1-2pm, or by appointment excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays COURSE DESCRIPTION Prerequisite(s): DHM 1003 and 2573. Traditional and contemporary dyeing, printing, stitching, and other textile surface manipulation techniques are practiced in a portfolio of individual projects. Exercises in color theory and production inform textile design work. Aesthetic, methodological, and environmental tradeoffs are considered in relation to designing textile surfaces TEXTBOOK Required: Irwin, Kimberly A., Surface Design for Fabric, Bloomsbury, 1st Edition, 2015 COURSE OBJECTIVES Through completion of this class students are expected to: Apply principles of design and color theory to develop textile designs. Learn basic techniques of textile surface manipulation: block printing, stenciling, tied and stitched resist dyeing, batik, screen printing, silk painting, needlework techniques such as stitchery, macramé, crochet, knitting. Be able to execute a textile design using a appropriate surface manipulation techniques in desired (matching the design) colors. Develop portfolio of digital and manual textile surface design work. Produce yardage of fabric, applying surface design techniques practiced in class. MODE OF TEACHING Instruction will be given in the beginning of the class period. Exercises and work on individual projects will follow. ATTENDANCE & PREPARATION Attendance and active participation in class activities is crucial to this course. Class time is to be utilized only for course-related work. Use of cell phones and other communication devices (unless used strictly for class content related activities) distracts from class participation and time utilization, therefore, use of these devices in class will not be allowed: texting, emailing, chatting, internet browsing etc. will not be tolerated. Attendance will be taken. Absences may be excused with proper documentation (a verifiable DHM 3533: Textile Surface Design page 2 Fall 2019

signed note stating the reason for the absence, the dates/times of absence, numbers of days away from school, and contact person). If an absence is excused, it may extend a due date of an assignment/project. If you cannot attend class, inform the instructor as soon as possible and submit your documentation within a week of returning to school. Each student is allowed one unexcused absence. Additional unexcused absences will decrease the final grade at a rate of 2% per additional absence. If a student misses cumulatively more than 3 weeks of class (6 absences) for any reason, they will not be able to pass the class. Class activities cannot be made up. Class instruction will not be repeated outside of class. Students are responsible for finding out what they missed while absent and what work/assignments they need to complete.

GRADING Evaluation criteria will be given for each assignment. Progress on certain assignments will be checked and counted towards a project’s grade. Assignments will be due at the beginning of class on the dates specified in the schedule. Working on the assignment during class on the day of the submission is not allowed. Unless an extension has been granted due to an excused absence, late submissions are not allowed, except for one. The late submission will be penalized by 10% off the assignment’s grade for each 24-hour period past the deadline. Late work will not be accepted after the 7th day past the deadline. Any class presentations of assignments and in-class assignments cannot be made up. It is expected that in their work students will strive for and demonstrate professionalism both as content and as working practices (e.g. diligence, punctuality, integrity). GRADE DISTRIBUTION See attachment EXPECTATIONS Lab safety procedures are to be observed at all times. Please check your email and Canvas site regularly (daily) for class announcements. No food and drinks are allowed in the classroom. Cell phone use is not permitted during class. If a student missed a class, it is student’s responsibility to find out from a classmate what material was taught and what announcements were made. Visitors are not allowed in the classroom. Cell phone use is not permitted during class. Professional conduct is required at all times. Students are responsible for picking up their projects in a timely manner. Projects, which are not picked up by January 17, 2020, will become property of the department and may be discarded. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY Oklahoma State University is committed to the maintenance of the highest standards of integrity DHM 3533: Textile Surface Design page 3 Fall 2019

and ethical conduct of its members. This level of ethical behavior and integrity will be maintained in this course. Participating in a behavior that violates academic integrity (e.g., unauthorized collaboration, plagiarism, multiple submissions, cheating on examinations, fabricating information, helping another person cheat, unauthorized advance access to examinations, altering or destroying the work of others, and fraudulently altering academic records) will result in your being sanctioned. Violations may subject you to disciplinary action including the following: receiving a failing grade on an assignment, examination or course, receiving a notation of a violation of academic integrity on your transcript (F!), and being suspended from the University. You have the right to appeal the charge. Contact the Office of Academic Affairs, 101 Whitehurst, 405-744-5627, [email protected] ATTACHMENTS OSU Syllabus Attachment Fall 2019 can be found on D2L. DHM Syllabus PD – Fall 2019. DHM 3533 Fall 2019 Schedule. [Note: Changes to the schedule may occur during the course of the semester.] DHM 3533 Fall 2019 Grade Distribution.

DHM 3533 Textile Surface Design Grade Distrubution Fall 2019

Points Item

40 Macrame 50 Color Lab 40 Tub dyeing acid dyes 40 Tub dyeing fiber reactive dyes 30 Staining 70 Stencil 70 Silk painting 70 Batik 70 Shibori 70 Block print 70 Screen print 40 Embroidery 220 Final project & Exhibition 50 Portfolio of techniques 50 Quizzes 20 Professional Development

1000 Total DHM 3533 Textile Surface Design Tuesday, Thursday 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm Fall 2019 Schedule

BEFORE CLASS Work On The Following Class Date Assignments Due & IN-CLASS Activities

20-Aug Syllabus. Supplies. Lab safety. Tuesday Macrame. Acid dyes: Ch. 1: p. 2-16 Dye calculations DUE: Dye calculations 22-Aug Acid tub dye Thursday Macrame.

Fiber reactive dyes: Ch. 1, p. 2-7 DUE: Acid tub dye. Thickening of dyes: Ch. 3, p. 66-68 27-Aug Fiber reactive tub dye Tuesday Stencil (intro) Color theory handouts Repeat designs 29-Aug Thursday Color theory. Color Lab

Stencil designs DUE: Fiber Reactive tub dye 3-Sep Color Lab DUE: Stencil design sketches Tuesday Cut designs with laser cutter (intro) Stencil designs digital DUE: Macrame. 5-Sep Stencil DUE: Stencil design digital Thursday Cut designs with laser cutter (intro)

DUE: Color Lab 10-Sep Stencil. Direct applications. Tuesday Discharge: Ch. 2, p. 33-41

12-Sep Stencil. Direct applications. Discharge. Thursday Silk painting (intro)

Staining: Ch. 1, p. 17-29 DUE: Stencil Resists: Gutta, silk painting: Ch. 2, p. 43-47 17-Sep DUE: Silk paint design sketch Tuesday Staining SIlk paint design sketch DUE: Silk pant design sketch to scale 19-Sep Direct applications. Resist: Silk paint Thursday

Note: Changes to the schedule may occur during the course of the semester DHM 3533 Textile Surface Design Tuesday, Thursday 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm Fall 2019 Schedule

BEFORE CLASS Work On The Following Class Date DUE: Staining 24-Sep Silk paint Tuesday Overdyeing, batik (intro) Batik: Ch. 2. p, 48-51 Batik design DUE: Batik design sketches 26-Sep Silk paint Thursday

Batik design DUE: Silk paint 1-Oct DUE: Batik design to scale Tuesday Resist: Batik

3-Oct Batik Thursday Shibori (intro)

Shibori: Ch. 2, p. 52-55 DUE: Shibori design ideas Shibori research and design 8-Oct Batik Tuesday Shibori designs. Materials DUE: Shibori design 10-Oct Resist: Shibori Thursday Trials

DUE: Batik 15-Oct Shibori Tuesday Block print (intro) Printing: Ch. 3 Block printing: Ch. 3, p. 65-71 DUE: Blok print design sketches Block print ideas 17-Oct Shibori Thursday

Note: Changes to the schedule may occur during the course of the semester DHM 3533 Textile Surface Design Tuesday, Thursday 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm Fall 2019 Schedule

BEFORE CLASS Work On The Following Class Date Assignments Due & IN-CLASS Activities Block print designs digital DUE: Shibori Block print tools and blocks 22-Oct DUE: Blok print designs digital and to scale printouts Tuesday Block print

24-Oct Block print Thursday Screen print (intro)

Screen print: Ch. 3, p. 72-77 DUE: Screen print ideas Screen print ideas 29-Oct Block print Tuesday Screen print ideas digital Fabric manipulation: Ch. 5 DUE: Screen print to scale design digital 31-Oct Screen printing Thursday

Embelishment: Ch. 7 DUE: Block print Combinitng techniques: Ch. 8 5-Nov Screen printing Tuesday Final Project (intro) Embroidery: Ch. 6 Final project ideas DUE: Final project ideas 7-Nov Screen printing Thursday

Final project ideas DUE: Screen print 12-Nov DUE: Final project ideas Tuesday Embroidery. Shirring, pleating

14-Nov Embroidery. Thursday

Note: Changes to the schedule may occur during the course of the semester DHM 3533 Textile Surface Design Tuesday, Thursday 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm Fall 2019 Schedule

BEFORE CLASS Work On The Following Class Date Assignments Due & IN-CLASS Activities Materials for final project 19-Nov Final project Tuesday Fiber manipulation: Ch. 4

21-Nov THANKSGIVING BREAK Thursday

DUE: Embroidery 26-Nov Final project Tuesday

28-Nov Final project Thursday

3-Dec Final project Tuesday

5-Dec Final project Thursday

2-3:50pm 10-Dec Final project presentations. Exhibition set-up. DUE: Final project. DUE: Portfolio Tuesday

Note: Changes to the schedule may occur during the course of the semester Syllabus for DHM Student Professional Development The department of Design, Housing and Merchandising is committed to providing the highest levels of education in the fields of Interior Design, Apparel Design and Production and Merchandising. Significant learning takes place outside of the classroom when you interact with quality speakers who come to campus. We term these interactions “student professional development” (PD). If you are enrolled in a DHM prefix course 2% of your course grade will be earned by participating in at least 2 student professional development activities. You will send in your submission via a Google form and will receive a reply from [email protected] once your submission has been recorded.

 Each PD activity summary you write will count in ALL of your current DHM courses. This means if you attend a presentation, your professors in each DHM course will be notified that you are meeting course requirements.  There will be no PD events eligible for submission after November 22, 2019.  If participating in a faculty guided entry for a competition such as YMA or Design Charrettes, these can be used to earn credits for two professional development events; however, confirmation from the faculty member will be required. You must still submit a summary of the conference attended or presentation given in order to receive credit.

Notice of opportunities on campus to attend a professional development speaker is provided on the DHM Professional Development calendar shown on the DHM Homepage in the Undergraduate drop down menu. Only events listed on this calendar are suitable for you to attend for this requirement. If you know of an event not listed that you feel might meet the expectations of professional development you must first email Ashley Williams ([email protected]) to ask if the event would be acceptable. You cannot attend and make the assumption the event will be accepted! Check the website regularly, new events come to campus throughout the semester and are added to the PD calendar.

You are responsible for submitting your summary within ONE calendar week of the event (7 days). A summary received more than one week after the event is not accepted for meeting requirements and will not be counted toward your submissions. You’re welcome to email the [email protected] email account and ask how many credits you have earned.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

 Submissions are only accepted through this Google Form - https://forms.gle/cMjJxY9xsQYsBLAe6 o This link can also be found on the PD calendar page  Title of Event: Put EXACT name of event as shown on the professional development calendar only. Example- “Developing a Good LinkedIn Profile” (because some are very similar to one another).  Date of Event: Date that you attend the PD event  Submit separate summaries for each event attended.  Body of the summary: Two points (short paragraphs) you learned from attending the event. Elaborate on the points, show that you learned something. Think “more is better”.  Bottom of the summary: Include all DHM courses you are enrolled in for your current semester, exact and accurate course numbers (not the name) and CWID. At the end SIGN YOUR NAME.  If an email is sent back to you regarding a submission, respond within that email.  Only send submissions once.  Write your summaries professionally.

Example of Event Summary Submission:

Dear, hello, good morning, good afternoon, etc.,

I attended (event name on PD website) on (date). Points you learned. For example: 1. I learned that it is crucial to have a professional and not casual photo on LinkedIn. 2. I must keep my LinkedIn profile current and be sure to add my internship or other work experience. I found this presentation very informative and will be setting up my LinkedIn account.

Close with a Thank you, thanks, sincerely, etc.,

Name CWID DHM Courses

PLEASE SEE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SUBMISSION EXAMPLE ON THE NEXT PAGE Syllabus for DHM Student Professional Development

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Accounting 416 Business Building/405-744-2863 https://spears.okstate.edu/accounting/ace/ Support is provided to all students enrolled in classes offered by the OSU School of Accounting.

Biology 303 Life Sciences West http://biol1114.okstate.edu Tutoring is provided for BIOL 1114.

College of Engineering, Architecture & Technology Tutoring ENDEAVOR 102/405-744-1750 https://studentservices.okstate.edu/coaching Tutoring is provided for Engineering and Engineering Science courses.