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    The rectilinear representation of a year: 2006 [abstract]

    Woodburn, John
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    2006
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    University of Missouri-Columbia. Office of Undergraduate Research
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    Abstract
    This is a 2006 calender divided into four different parts that measure roughly 29" x 45". Each individual poster represnets a three month period or rough season. The days of the month are set up in a grid pattern of eight wide and each month is represented by a hue of color of that particular season. There are no days of the week present, only numbers with sundays in yellow. My goal was to take the functionality of a calendar and strip it down to it's basic parts while also showing the relationship of days to months in an aesthetically pleasing and modernized/minimilistic way.
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