Lost World

The Lost City of Atlantis - do I think Its real? No I do not, it can't be real I don't believe it's real after many many years of trying to find a lost city and still not found, it's hard to believe, and its a legend that people tell and I believe that legends do not exist, although this one could also be true, if Atlantis is underwater lost, then there is a possibility it still exists because, we have only explored 5% of the Ocean that's not a lot there are so many places we haven't seen or creatures we have not discovered, so the Lost City of Atlantis is a possibility it could be true, but if it did exist and then just disappeared surely it's in the same place but underwater it can't have it's not possible

El Dorado

El Dorado - A lost golden City, surely this one is a fake story it can't be real, because gold is extremely soft so if a city was made of gold then it would be easy to break into, you could probably break into it with your own teeth because when you see Olympics biting down on medals it's a tradition that if you bite gold it would make a dent to see if its real gold but now the medals are not real gold but they do it for tradition

El Dorado cannot be real it can't be possible that it's real and I won't believe it is real until I see it with my own eyes

The Piri Reis Map

This one is one that I do not understand, from what I've read and what I watched about it, it's just a guy that drew a map in the 1500s.

After looking up what the story is, Google said that it accurately depicts the Atlantic coasts of Europe, Africa, and South America, incorporating lost maps from Christopher Columbus.

These are both by Satoshi Tajiri, I assume he has used water colours for his art because of the way you can see the paint spread and bleed, and then he used a computer to draw Ash and Pikachu to draw ontop of the background

Satoshi Tajiri is known as President of Game Freak, is what it says on Google, I think that's a weird name for it and maybe harsh to call someone a game freak

Ken Sugimori

Ken Sugimori, I think his one looks a bit basic, and the man's eyes look a bit too small and the art work looks a bit too strange for me, I think it's okay but it's definitely not my favourite art style at all for Pokémon cards l, there's too much white for the shinning, as if it was newer they would use a lighter colour like a lighter orange or a lighter purple.

Kantaro

The history of seals can be traced back to some of the earliest known civilisations. Actual examples have been found from the Indus Valley and Mesopotamia civilisations, which were active from 3300BCE and 150BCE respectively. The first seals were made from clay and impressed using rings or cylinders.

The usage of wax in seals did not take place until the Middle Ages. Originally used only by eminent individuals such as bishops, monarchs and royal spokespeople to authenticate documents, by the 13th century wax seals became more widespread and were being used by monasteries, guilds, aristocrats and eventually common folk.

Each seal would be unique to its owner and would often be used in place of a signature due to widespread illiteracy during the 13th century. Wax seals were occasionally stamped directly on a document, but more common was for them to be stamped separately and then affixed to the bottom of the document with a ribbon, cord or strip of parchment.

During this period the wax was generally made using 1/3 resin and 2/3 beeswax, though in later years beeswax was completely omitted. Eminent figures would often use a more expensive material for sealing documents; the Pope, for example, would use a type of lead called bulla, from which the term ‘papal bulls’ is derived.

we made harry potter letters and to make them look old we had to put the paper in the oven so it could brown, you can also coat it in tea but that doesn't work with regular paper so you have to do it in card

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlZmMlf6ilE

i think the baking looks more professional but i though if you bake the paper to make it brown and look old you could also burn the edges

what we did was we cut the envelop shape into a lazer cut to make the shape we then put it in the oven to make it look old after that we folded the edges to make the envelop and then we put the wax on it and put our crated stamps on it

Super Sculpey is a clay that is really hard to mold its stars really hard and gets easier to sculpt, you can sculpt it with tools and scalpel knife but you need to soften it by kneading it. Super Sculpey costs £10.99. you can bake it by putting it on a tray of tin foil or make a tray out of tin foil then put it on a baking tray and put in in the oven and it depend how big or small you make it is how much time you put it in the oven for, we use wires or foil beneath the super sculpey to keep its shape when you put it in the oven and sculpt around when we make it

Sylvain Chomet (French animator): In 1986 he published his first graphic novel ‘Le secret des libellules (The Secret of Dragonflies)’ and adapted Victor Hugo’s first novel, ‘Bug-Jargal’, into a comic book.

Sylvain began his career in animation in September 1988 working as an assistant at Richard Purdum’s studio in London. Soon afterwards he began a freelance career, working for several London animation studios where he directed a number of animated TV commercials.

DON HERTZFELDT (American animator): One of the best animated films of the year... the type of movie that sticks with you long after it’s finished, the type that makes you look at yourself, the people around you, and the world differently for having watched it." - Polygon

"A dialogue-free musical that pushes the animation extraordinaire’s inventiveness to new heights. Starting as a small-scale family drama before reaching perhaps the widest scope of his work yet, it’s a rhythmically captivating odyssey into the fabric of humanity." - The Film Stage

Theophilus Ghoststone: video is really interesting as it's really detailed but also made them look ugly and not perfect but but I love how they made the Simpsons look French and there original boat painting is now the titanic and Homer eating the snails the snails made me think it's more french but also Homer's mustache

The Simpsons back in time: I thought this one was really funny how homer thought the controller for the TV was a time machine which made him go millions of years into the past until it's all zeros and ones

Don Hertzfeldt: I thought this animation was good with but also a little more lazy than the others because it's just a stickman and no background with barely any colour it reminds me of the drawing animations on white boards

I love the Adventure Time animation it's scary but also cool at the same time I love that Billy turns into the Lich and it's scary how his skin just falls off his face but I love that animation

Homers hallucination animation looks very cool as well a bit trippy for me aswell and makes my eyes hurt I like it but not as much as the adventure time animation I feel like the hallucination went on for a bit to long because the more I watched the more it hurt my eyes but other than that I love the animation I love the patterns and I love that Homer was in a whole illusion when he had the peppers

Printing food: The technology marries software and food,” Lipson says. “Both are big parts of our lives and neither are going to go away. I’d predict 3D food printers will be common in domestic kitchens in some form in five years’ time.

Printing organs: After the 3D model has been finalized and the cells have been cultured and mixed, it is time to print the organ. The bioink, containing the patient’s cells, is printed following the 3D model design. It is also possible to add cells after the 3D construct has been printed.

I think that printing food is weird but also could be dangerous if the printer fails and you eat it then that could be bad but that's what the article says it says about printing real food not just plastic food to play with or design I don't think we need that

This sounds awful and actual chicken stuffed into a beercan not even plucked and legs just hanging out this is really disgusting and harsh for the chicken I'm not even Vegan but this is awful

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypnY3rWs78Q  what are the differences when sculpting a giant caterpillar to the way you have worked?

Well they 3D printed their caterpillar on the computer and we sculpted ours with super sculptie but using a computer to 3d print would be much easier to add the smallest detail than sculpting it other than if your using Maya

https://youtu.be/_ED-10_1ZDA

You shouldn't do this one because this caterpillar doesn't even look realistic it looks like a worm from the adventure time series and looks to simple and the sticking the balls together like that wouldn't even stick after putting them in the oven

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neImpa2GU1s&utm_source=chatgpt.com  

This is a better caterpillar to make it's detailed and actually looks realistic and blending the colours and this technique looks fun to use like the candy technique and then sticking it all together to make a caterpillar

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eDi9HrEjjA&utm_source=chatgpt.com  

This dinosaur egg looks really cool but I don't really like how they made it because they made the egg see through and you could barely even see inside because of the reflection the detail of the egg looked neat I think the way we made our dinosaur egg was much better and realistic than this one

Extrude: allows you to select part of the shape to move

Bevel: Curves the shape

Combine: allows you to combine the all the shapes

Move: allows you to move the shape

Rotate: allows you to rotate the shape Scale: allows you to make the shape bigger or smaller

multi-cut tool: allows you to cut parts of the shape out

overall review

Uncharted 4:

uncharted 4 looks very detailed every small gap has a tiny detail and when you play it it looks so realistic like a movie but still a little bit cgi but i love the detail and the movements of the grass and the rough texture of rocks

The witcher 3:

the witcher is probably my favourite out of all of these other detailed games other than red dead redemption and the last of us but i love the detail it looks most realistic and detailed every wrinkle and every stitch is perfect and detailed

Shrek: I dont actually like shrek as a movie only because the internet ruined it for me but the 3d is really cool and has small details which are cool but its still cartoon like and not realistic

Realism - The last of us 2

this is one of my favourite games after red dead redemption it looks so realistic like it could actual happen the details are insane the small cuts and details of the background that barely anyone would notice

Cel-Shaded - Borderlands 2

ive never seen this game before i haven't even heard of it before but i like how they tried to make a cartoon more 3D and realistic like the wrinkles and details are really cool but it has black outline where as some realistic games have no outline and they just have shade and shadow

Lara Croft Go - Cel Shaded

i this Lara croft go looks lazy and clumpy not very realistic and i haven't even heard of it before it looks like they left it last minute and their deadline to release a game was next month and they just quicky clumped everything together

Hyper light drifter - Pixel art

this is a really cool game it looks so detailed for a pixel art i really like it, i dont think ill play this sort of game because of the camera angles i dont like those sort of games it kind of looks realistic but its not and i like that

This is the finishing submarine it did have teeth and fins but I think it was to small so it didn't print properly, but other than that that im really pleased with it, if it was a bigger one it would show the fins i put on and the teeth that i spent ages on but if we did print it bigger it would take a it longer to print it would probably take a whole day to print it but i would be more happy with it.