Cycladic art
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
• topic Cycladic Art
Specifications
• Margins: 1/2”, all four sides.
• Fonts: Helvetica (Arial) Bold, 24 point - Title
Helvetica (Arial) Bold, 14 point - Sub Titles
Helvetica (Arial) Regular, 12 point - Text
Helvetica (Arial) Italic, 9 point italic - Photo Captions
• Line Space: 1.5
• At least 6 images, with captions to support your writing.
• Large images that utilize a lot of space, are not acceptable.
• Rough Draft: Optional but strongly recommended.
• Final Due: May 3rd, or sooner, by midnight.
• Do not copy text from your sources, that is plargism. Read, absorb and
rewrite (in you own words) what you have learned.
Resources
You are encouraged to research the internet for ideas, and information. Wikipedia is not the only
resource, look at:
• metmuseum.org
• arthistoryresources.net
• www.toledomuseum.org
• www.metmuseum.org/.../greek-and-roman-art
• art.thewalters.org/browse/category/ancient-greece
• ancient-greece.org/museum
• Any other credible source.
Proofing
It’s wise to create a pdf file, and print an inexpensive, economy mode, proof. Review, and
make necessary adjustments, corrections, before investing in the final print. A neat,
and clean, project will have a positive influence on all that view the results of your effort(s).
Note
If you feel that you have the skills to make an artistic style presentation, you may do so,
but only if you do not scarifice content for the sake of appearance.
Specifications
• Margins: 1/2”, all four sides.
• Fonts: Helvetica (Arial) Bold, 24 point - Title
Helvetica (Arial) Bold, 14 point - Sub Titles
Helvetica (Arial) Regular, 12 point - Text
Helvetica (Arial) Italic, 9 point italic - Photo Captions
• Line Space: 1.5
• At least 6 images, with captions to support your writing.
• Large images that utilize a lot of space, are not acceptable.
• Rough Draft: Optional but strongly recommended.
• Final Due: May 3rd, or sooner, by midnight.
• Do not copy text from your sources, that is plargism. Read, absorb and
rewrite (in you own words) what you have learned.
Resources
You are encouraged to research the internet for ideas, and information. Wikipedia is not the only
resource, look at:
• metmuseum.org
• arthistoryresources.net
• www.toledomuseum.org
• www.metmuseum.org/.../greek-and-roman-art
• art.thewalters.org/browse/category/ancient-greece
• ancient-greece.org/museum
• Any other credible source.
Proofing
It’s wise to create a pdf file, and print an inexpensive, economy mode, proof. Review, and
make necessary adjustments, corrections, before investing in the final print. A neat,
and clean, project will have a positive influence on all that view the results of your effort(s).
Note
If you feel that you have the skills to make an artistic style presentation, you may do so,
but only if you do not scarifice content for the sake of appearance.