Nicholas B.

12. Viral Intervention: Final Documentation

Viral Intervention: Process

For this idea we were thinking about shredding a bunch of pink dollars in front of a store. Pink Dollars refer to the spending power of LGBTQ, which companies try to capitalize during June. We wanted to speak on not spending our money on companies who Truly do not care about the LGBTQ. We would most likely do this in front of a store and our audience would be anyone walking to do business inside of it. We have another idea of also shredding the money on top of the mascot of said money(in the example we used the target dog)

For our final proposal we are going with the pink dollar idea. In order to best spread the mention we are going to create 100 dollars and with a shredder and scissors- destroy them in front of a Target. We will leave a couple intact around so people can pick up and see the message. Using sheets of paper, we will create the dollars. Our audience will be anyone who walks in and out of the target stores we selected(the ones closest to campus).

14. Interactions: Color, Space, Perception, Surfaces (Final)

Camo box (research)

In the round I call this piece "The Shadow" and was heavily inspired by the idea of using lighting to create a striking image. It is why I chose the colors I did to better help make the shadow pop out. Another detail you may notice is that the colors seem to be warping with the shadow, as it bends the space around to direct your eyes towards it. Originally I wanted to make the silhouette and bunch of hands reaching upwards, but due to complications with the materials I had at home. It ended up getting changed into what you see now.

For this project I chose to scale up a AirPod case, the main reason being the ease of access to it for reference. For the paining I entirely relied on wall paint for it, making sure to keep things simple for time constraints.

The second sketch is a smaller piece using a figurine to try and create the feeling of being in a colorful cave.