Jan 9, 2024
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On the back of my previous lino print I created another simple text print from one of my photos. Quite the challenge and the ‘Y’ being backwards was definitely a happy accident. It’s not perfect but I’m happy with it.
Brainstorming Ideas for the project ‘Movement’.
I done a little bit of brainstorming today for my response to the project theme 'Movement'.
I also researched the definition for Movement, and found lots of possibilities (as there are numerous interpretations of the word).
While, I created a small brainstorming collage from magazine clippings to broaden my ideas.
Şimdi inanıyorum.
Kurtulacağım, tüm kötülüğünüzden. Kirli ruhlarınızdan arındıracağım ruhumu, hürleşeceğim. Sessiz kalanların, sessizliğe hapsedilenlerin, sesi olup konacağım kalplerinin köşelerine. Yeşerteceğim, acılarımızdan birlikte çiçekler açacağız. Inanıyorum..
Hissediyorum!
Week 1 of my second semester in nursing is done! Very excited to start doing IVs!
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Signal, Final Studio Project - Showing Off
Showing off the pretty much final artefact. Just touch ups to be done for assignment, and Showcase. Hooray! :)
The UV/glow in the dark aspects closeup.
I had a go datamoshing my previous poster idea and found it interesting how the image degraded and how a simple change could cascade and have a snowball effect. I felt it showed the fragility of rigid categorisation systems, binary or otherwise, in this case it is the jpeg’s image compression (by categorisation of patterns) that has been compromised.
Assessment 2, Experiment 6 (continued) This is another datamoshed transition that wasn’t near the other clips. It’s probably my favourite transition in the video.