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When I was organizing the process documentation today I realized that some of the pictograms took me near 3 hours to be done, at the same time others would take about 30 minutes, I must identify where this inconsistency is coming from and fix it, perhaps timing each one of my sessions and reflecting about what happened with a close eye to lack of focus and research. I just realized the files Carlos sent the other day are due to June 12th, so I am going to work on the web page illustrations ASP.

When making the illustrations I realized it was really hard to use non geometrical shapes, if I did they would look as if the don't belong to the project, which made the process harder and limited, but at the same time I had a path to follow.

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I was able to finish the information bit of the website, everything is set. I decided to display the key data sources on the footer of the page, I thought about this a bit and maybe it comes out as if I am trying to hide something from the audience, the only solution I could come up with was to create an "About" section, but if I want to deliver everything by tomorrow I won't have enough time to write the text.

I also set a few goals for today and tomorrow, I still have to organize some of the work I have done the last few weeks, but next time I do an online project book I must find a solution that allows me to document with ease, while I am working (this is an important exercise when it comes to reflection).

Web page link: https://bit.ly/3ddT8tt

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I am struggling to keep myself together for the last couple of days, there is a lot going on in the world right now. I set as a goal to finish the vital information of the web page until this afternoon, if I have enough time, once I am done with the project documentation and two documents presented today, I will work on illustrations for each section of the page.

At this point I feel like I am not planning before doing, I don't care about the outcome anymore, I just want it done so I can have enough time to present a better documentation of my process.

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I decided to drop the infographics for the website and focus on text, giving as much information as I can. I am still working on the text and balance x time infographic, later on I am going to show options to simulate how solar panels would effect each person with budget requirement options also available, last but not least I am going to give access to the budget used for the project and the sources utilized for research.

I think the website looks cleaner now, sticking to the pictograms from the videos would have been a bad decision, once I have the opportunity of displaying more on the web page. Also, the language used for this project is its biggest flaw, Portuguese is the one I should have used, since my target audience are Brazilians.

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Today I started working really early, I was the only one awake, it was a good decision since I could be more productive/focused. I finished uploading the videos to YouTube, now I have to work on the webpage, I feel that I work much better with a closer deadline, when there is too much time and too many tasks to complete I spend most of that time planning and feeling sorry for myself because I don't think I can do that amount of work within time. When the deadline is close there is no time to wonder, either I work or I don't deliver (I consider this to be a good kind of pressure).

At this moment of the project I think that I should have dived deeper into Research, let myself loose at first so I would find out information I didn't know I didn't know. It feels shallow for such a long project, my lack of interest was to blame for this deficiency.

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Today I focused on finishing the videos and setting up the YouTube settings, which are really bad when it comes to being precise with elements. Other than that I thought a lot about the user experience and how this "solution" to the pandemic is not fitting to my target audience, I don't think is going to be a fluid experience for them (I should do some testing with known people who are my target audience, but there is not enough time to make changes if necessary). When it comes to my idea of using sound to create the animation (someone riding the bike and generating eletricity) I think that this concept is dead by now, I tried to replace the experience of riding a bike with the interactive non-linear videos but I reckon it was a shallow solution.

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Today I shared the testing version of the video to a friend who didn't know about the project, his feedback was really good in a way that I know that I must make it more clear that someone is riding the bike. Other than that I am really frustrated with photoshop as a video editor, it keeps crashing out of the blue, next time I need to make sure I have enough time to get comfortable with Premiere.

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Today I focused on finding the proper textures and perspective for the intro scene, I am not entirely happy with the result, as it still looks too artificial. Now i need to focus on finishing the infographic and developing the pictograms.

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Insights of the day:

1. If I ever want to do a headline inside a box again (and use it as a pattern) I have to make sure I use capitals only, if not the descenders and ascenders will make it look wrong.

2. If I want to place the infographics on the entirety of a wall I have to make sure that the bike is sufficiently far, so the text down below is within the cyclist field of view  (if the angle is too sharp the text is going to be unreadable).

3. It would be a good idea to give the viewer decision making opportunities, such as choosing a path to follow when it comes to renewable energy, taking the person to another video.

4. Camera movement always to the right (pan) when portraying progress, because of the way Brazilians read (feels more natural, and progress should feel natural).

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Today I focused on developing a script for the infographic and although I am still on the early stages I started developing the icons and composition of each information, since I am going to make a video I decided to do 1920x1080 within a grid. I still need to get feedback afterwards.

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The project book is really helpful when gathering data, the research padlet made the process much slower and not as straight forward as my new approach. As of this afternoon I am facing an issue with the data I found, at first the kWh/capita was 275, now when simulating the amount of solar panels required the information that I have is that I would need 31 of them for a house with 4 people, the realistic amount would be 8 panels (345wp each), in total that would generate 552kWh per month, averaging 138 kWh/capita, not as close as the previous data I collected. The thing is the price and amount of panels varies in power, size and effectiveness, which makes 90% of the data I collected so far untrustworthy.

When it comes to the logo I am happy with my outcome, despite struggling to find the right contrast between blue and green, that being said I reckon revisiting color theory wouldn't be a bad idea. I am quite happy with the concept of the logo, how it feels unfinished as if there is still work to be done. Something that worries me is the thickness of the text and lines, when displaying the logo on different sizes I should do some adjustments.

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Today I made up my mind on how I am going to demonstrate the outcome, I am going to make a video that simulates the interaction of the exhibit, so I don't have to make an animation I am going to communicate that someone is cycling through sound, using close-ups. First I have to know the space I am going to use for the infographics so the bike doesn't look out of scale, the architecture of the piece and use this as advantage when it comes to composition.

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Today I focused on getting to know Blender, as a first timer with 3D it has been quite challenging which feels motivating, I feel that this is the right software to bring expensive ideas to life. It is like a fresh start. On the other hand I haven't been working on the project lately, but I plan to set it up in my apartment once I am done with the visual identity and infographics.

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The data I found today is a strong talking point to the project, I feel that I still need to look for more, specially related to the impact of non-renewable energy sources to the environment, I have the numbers to back me right now which is great, but I should look for ways to better use them when communicating my idea, I can't just put the numbers there. Once I am done with the logo and color palette I am going to start working on the infographics and gather more data.

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Today I was able to talk to a computer programmer which was enlightening, unfortunately if I stick to the idea of giving live feedback through a software that I would have to write the code myself I would take more than the predicted 3 months to do so, this is not a risk I am willing to take. A few solutions came to mind but the best one I reckon was to go simple, use the bicycle as the source of a light bulb and give feedback through infographics, I appreciate how this is a more straightforward approach to the matter of self sufficient homes.

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Today I started and finish the Action Plan and I feel less anxious about the project, on the other hand the last days of the action plan felt really unpredictable, I was used to predicting 2 weeks projects, perhaps the key to this Action Plan is to be always updating it as things workout or not.

When it comes to Malu's lecture it was helpful in a way that we can be more sure of who our target audience is, get to know them and take communicating our ideas to the next level, getting closer and closer to the audience.

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I am not really sure what the point of the pandemic activities are, perhaps using the time that we use each week for them could be better used if we were working on a short-term project like in Part 2. I feel extremely unmotivated at the moment, the classes have been hard to take (when I take them), it is as if Part 3 was going down the drain and there's nothing we can do.

I have started working on a personal project today, a zine that portrays the everyday of a person (the average american) with depression and how coping with work, human interactions and insomnia is on a daily basis. The general idea is to tell a story only via emojis and time (e.g. Smile/Look left at 10:30am), perhaps adding the location will be necessary. I am currently working on the script of an entire working day of an American person coping with depression.

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Something that I can't stop thinking about is that perhaps I have almost everything figured out for the project (conceptually wise) and that this might be hurting the project, in my mind everything is set, I already know what I want to do. This is getting in the way of researching and looking for different ways of performing the concept that could be better overall and that might have a bigger impact.

I also worked on an idea for the silkscreen box set, I still need to work on making the words less readable during the transition, find the thermochromic ink and get Monique's feedback.

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After talking to Henry again on Tuesday I understood his point, and it does make sense, I am just not sure if we were talking about the same project. Anyway, I am going to follow his advice and look at the project from every possible angle, so researching is top of my list for the upcoming days, as it is action planning. I feel that I need to wake up or this project won't happen as intended, I am just not sure what is missing.

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Today I talked to Henry about the direction of the project, from his feedback I got that I shouldn't be so sure of what I want to do just yet, I should do loads of researching before making my mind up about the project. He also said that my target audience shouldn't just be people who can afford green energy, I also should look for ways of including people that can't afford green energy into the project, looking for ways of giving them the chance to go green. I am not sure I agree with his perspective because from my point of view it would make the project and the idea I want to communicate much less effective, as I am aiming for people at the exhibition (who can pay a tuition fee of R$4.000,00 per month).

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I wish I had received the feedback from the Pecha Kucha that the students who presented today got, I know it is not how the format works but having feedback from the tutors right after presenting my ideas is something that I missed. I finished my project proposition today and I realized that I was able to understand my project better when writing about it, I believe that I am now sure that I want to do idea 3. Something to do tomorrow is set up my action plan and perhaps make a custom template which I think is going to be necessary.

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Today I spent the day reflecting if I should go on with idea 3 or not, since doing an online exhibit doesn't sound as frustrating as before, I believe there is a lot that can be done online but I don't know yet how to explore this potential and if I want to (as I am in need of doing something "concrete" after the portfolio). From what I've talked to Carlos on the tutorial I think that I should explore the trickster inside of me, not only waiting for the opportunity to arise but also seek to create these opportunities.

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A tough day overall, considering the coronavirus pandemic we must adapt our ideas so we can actually make them, since the exhibition is in jeopardy. I took the rest of the day to think about which one of the three ideas I should take forward and how they would adapt to the pandemic. So, my solution would be to adapt idea 3 to my apartment and, if necessary, record a demonstration of how it works, since it would be interactive.

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All the outcomes of Part 2 that are not in the portfolio/project book can be found in this link:

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Day 45 (I DO; I UNDO, I REDO - Day 1) (Chance - Last Day)

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Day 45 (I DO; I UNDO, I REDO - Day 1) (Chance - Last Day)

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When it comes to the feedback I got from my classmates I am unsure if I did a good job or not, since my video was shown I asked some of them what they got from the game, and I reckon it is too superficial, I failed to communicate the idea I wanted to, and the worst part is I don't understand why, because I didn't attend the crit. Maybe a game wasn't the right device to communicate the idea I had in mind, perhaps I should've sticked to am analogic device and work harder on my idea generation (this stage of the process is certainly the one that takes longer for me).

I decided to rework "The Collector" collage, from the feedback I got on crit I thought that would be better to explore that the straws are not the problem, there is much more to it, and who can make a difference are the kids who are learning how to behave when it comes to environmental issues and the way the handle garbage.

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I decided to get a fresh start after the carnival, so I begun with idea generation, then I moved on to developing my own typeface to the digital game, since it was a 8-bit font it was extremely helpful to work with a grid, but I think that it would be helpful if I knew more rules of typography, especially concerning ponctuation marks.

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I spent half of the day researching about themes (I care about) that match with gambling, the other half was generating ideas based on those themes. So far I reckon one of my ideas have potential, as it talks about a matter that I could see myself creating a piece about, I also think the funny and interactive approach to the decision making of politicians fits perfectly. Other than that this project is going to be an experiment for me, when it comes to the duration and speed of my decision making.

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Today I developed initial ideas for the project and developed them visually, later on I made a powerpoint presentation, which showed how far behind we are in this project compared to the other groups. The lack of research is really getting in the way of idea generation, however, based on today's presentation most groups displayed similar research sources, I think that the proposals are going to be too similar with what can be found in Vila Madalena more than trying to enhance the identity of the two peculiar (compared to the other, new, vegan, edgy business).

Other than that I feel out of sync with my partner since it has been quite hard to focus on generating different ideas, I reckon people are going towards the same direction with the proposals but with different approaches (for now at least).

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Day 40 (Site-Specific - Day 3) (Personal Statement workshop)

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Day 40 (Site-Specific - Day 3) (Personal Statement workshop)

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The workshop today was great to know the standards for the passport, having a general idea of the do's e don'ts is okish, but it is even better to know the people who are applying with you so you have an idea of how to stand out. Since I had already written a personal statement for Foundation A&D I am now aware of the huge mistakes I have done previously and how to avoid them.

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I can't recall experiencing art changing the understanding of a space, I do probably have but I reckon I just wasn't touched enough for it to be memorable. When it comes to the user experience term I understand that, visually, designers are responsible for enhancing the experience in a way that best fits the customers of a certain place.

What worries me about this project is not only attracting new customers but also keeping the old ones after renewing the space, I think it is about creating a more complete experience not only for the customers but also for the employees.

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Prompts from the crit:
1. Record a perfomance (breaking the ice)
2. Try resin in a future opportunity

I am really happy with the feedback, but at the same time I feel that not being able to read the text is a big failure, so if I end up recording the video I should work on the layers after the vinyl stickers.

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I stayed home today working on two projects, "PROTEST" and "Is it a book?", I feel that lately the days I attend classes are much less productive than independent study days, which is discouraging (unfortunately). Other than that I paid close attention to the book project, considering that I had an issue with the cover, I ended up cutting off some bits, fortunately I don't think it will diminish my outcome. Tomorrow I am going to take photos for my portfolio and then take it to the crit.

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Today we had the opportunity to visit Porto Seguro Fab Lab, which is truly amazing, printers such as Plotter can really be useful when it comes to environmental graphics. They also showed how laser cutting and 3D printing works, I reckon it is great at least getting to know other technologies when it comes to exploring the possibilities of a project.

Since I was close to Santa Ifigenia I went there looking for the CDs and cases for one of my portfolio projects. It is one of the craziest places I have ever been to, but I am glad I adapted quickly enough to get the best out of it.

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Today we got to know the work of Wolfgang Laib, who works with a monk mentality, he works with a completely different pace than the one society is getting used to today, thanks to the internet.

I reckon the next generation of artists won't be like him in anyway, the rhythm we embraced a couple of years ago goes the opposition direction of activities such as collecting pollen.

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Day 33 (Is it a book? - First Day) (PROTEST - Last Day)

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Day 33 (Is it a book? - First Day) (PROTEST - Last Day)

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My first day of the project went ok, it is a bit hard to get on track after a vacation but soon things will get back to normal. I am not a big fan of this project so far, as I find it a bit misleading and I am not sure if I should create something from a book or the other way around. I didn't feel confident about any of my ideas today, as they sound pointless to me (not really talking about matters with precision).

The artist I liked the most today was Olafur Eliasson with the work "Your House", how ingenious it is and well finished. When it comes to the ideation techniques I find them quite useful, but I do struggle to develop plain ideas into something complex, perhaps I should explore other sources of idealization, such as news website and look for news that link with books.

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Today I had enough of cutting paper, my back is killing me and I failed to finish all the 10 posters, they are printed tough, maybe tomorrow with someone's help I can get it done quickly, or I can arrive early. The big issue today was the rain, if I put my stencil on the street right now it won't work, needless to say that the ink will come off.

I also tried to create a structure so the poster could always be readable and easy to stick to a surface, unfortunately that didn't work it, I could have used a paper to create the 90 degree angle that is required for this to work out, but that didn't come to my mind at that time.

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I spent most of the day designing my poster and testing the right perspective of the stencil, I don't think I nailed it but hopefully it is close enough. I reworked the the page orientation so the composition is better and the typography is not as small as before. Maybe I should change the poster typeface so it dialogues better with the placard.

Something that I feel this project is lacking is researching, it isn't as deep as it could be, unfortunately it is too late for that, once I start making my mind up about which idea to follow faster, this won't happen.

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Today I went to Sé so I could find the santinhos to work with, it was a really uncomfortable experience for me, I am not used to that kind of place (I had been there once, when I was nine), I guess it was an eye-opening experience.

When I arrived home I did a pros and cons list so I could choose one of the two ideas I was carrying on. It wasn't as helpful as I expected, because some facts are more important than others, so I had to take the small details into consideration.
I ended up choosing the Fake News idea (people's response to it was extremely positive), I wish I could manage doing the two ideas at the same time, I am sure I will have to do something like this once I start working.

Last but not least, I must get back on silkscreen, I wish I could silk some t-shirts during the holidays. I also started developing a poster that dialogues with the perspective of my placard, it still needs a lot of work regarding the size of the letters and the kerning (I am going for only one color as well).

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Todays was definitely the least productive day for this project, I am not sure of which idea I should do and this is getting in the way of going all in, tomorrow I am going to buy some santinhos at Sé, so if I want to proceed with the religion idea I am good to go.

I should make up my mind about it tomorrow as trying to carry on with two ideas is getting in the way of taking them to another level.

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Today was a really busy day, most of the album is finished, it still needs polishing and I am unsure if the illusion of the back is going to work (lots of testing are needed, on the other hand the resources lack). Visually wise I am really happy with this project's outcome, now I must find the printing method and materials that vinyl albums utilize.

The other portfolio projects are all still going to happen, some of them are just on hold, I decided to go for projects that are "easier" to do at first, so if things go wrong and there isn't enough time I am still going to deliver something. I am glad that I could apply the grid, I feel as if I use them in most projects without even knowing (I do play around a lot with equal spacing and geometrical shapes).

The arrows might need some rework, I can figure it out later after researching some references.

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This Saturday I focused on one of my portfolio projects, a vinyl record, so far I only managed to work on the cover, it took me a long time to rework an old photo as I had to enlarge the background and add the album name to it. I feel that I am lacking the skills to make the name of the album look as if it truly belongs to the photo, using noise and gaussian blur feels cheap.

The background also bothers me a bit, since it is an old photo and we are talking about a gradient background, it was tough even with the clone stamp tool. Other than that I spent most of the day looking for vintage photographs that would dialogue with today's issue of sexism, especially against women. Showing how a matter lives on and on and that we "still live in the past" in some cases.

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Today I failed to wake up for classes once again, I feel extremely disappointed with myself, I could really have used today's feedback. Thankfully I was able to study the types of grid, back when I was learning photography I got really used to the rule of thirds and the golden ratio but I still struggle to find usage in this kind of knowledge, how to apply it when creating.

So I spent most of my day sleeping, when I woke up I came up with a new idea, which I can see potential and I won't be violating the law. Unfortunately I reckon my drawings skills are making me take too long, the challenge in the case below was to make clear that the elements were hands, although the nails really helped I am still not satisfied with the result, just feels off to me, I do enjoy how the typeface and the drawings match.

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Most of my decisions today were towards the concept of my project, as I am still unsure of what I want to protest for, hopefully I will make up my mind soon enough. I have been trying to make different ideas visual, the one I like the most so far is the "Fake News" below, which I came up with earlier today. During the End of The World project I took to long to make my ideas visual and it really got in the way of going all in (this made me change the whole direction of the project with three days left to work on everything).

I still need to come up with four ideas for the portfolio, so I am going to generate some ideas tomorrow.

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Today I focused on Research and it really helped come up with new ideas for the project, I am glad my new action plan system is working out (no doubt that it still needs lots of tweaking). I am not going to work as much as I were from now on because it wasn't good for me mentally (it was also messing up with my sleeping schedule), so I need to focus on generating four ideas for the portfolio and figure out where/how to do them.

I am really worried about the amount of money I am spending for each project, which leaves me no room for silly mistakes. It might be a good idea to sum up how much each piece costs from now on (it is also good for future references and as a designer I must keep budget within my clients limits).

So far the three ideas I have for this project are really different, especially when it comes to where they would be displayed, the only one I am unsure of where is the Gender Equality, so if I take it to the streets swapping from English to Portuguese is the way to go.

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Once again I didn't attend the classes, based upon Carlo's email I reckon this is turning out to be a bad habit not only for me. So today I decided to focus on my portfolio and the website layout, unfortunately I feel that I wasted time stuck looking for suppliers for the exact materials I need for the projects online, what I really need to do is take a look at everything (if possible, some of them are hard to find) in person.

Also, I really need to work on my Project Book portfolio's session, perhaps creating a digital template like the action plan one can be helpful. I feel really comfortable with the PROTEST project, but that doesn't mean that anything goes for the outcome.

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Today I missed the visiting lecturer in the morning, fortunately I was able to generate ideas during the afternoon, as schedule. Late at night I took a look back at the two projects of Part 1 that I am going to use in my portfolio. When it comes to the 3D object I decided to do it with a 3D printer, so it resembles more an actual internet error page, but at the same time it remains a 3d object.

Other than that I feel as if my handwriting is really poor, I take too long to write and I am not happy with it visually, especially the "Idea Generation" below, it is quite ugly and misaligned.

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I spent most of today resting, during the afternoon I organized my desktop, set up my Research Padlet for this project, designed my action plan and "sketched" in Illustrator one of my initial ideas for this project (I still need to explore this idea within fields such as: voting rights, gender pay gap, sex and religion -- strengthening the idea that women and men are equal. Visually wise I would need to develop my own pictograms and almost everything else if I go for it.)

Other than that I focused on the brief and my self-assessment, tomorrow I am going to do my personal calendar, so I need to know Part 2's schedule.

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Today I begun the first of eight projects for the portfolio, I spent most of the day playing around with mockups, I still need to find the right materials for it, but other than that pretty much everything is set. I need to find: a "invisible" printable surface (a photolith might work), the right case (transparent), reflective paper (also needs to be printable) that recalls the back of the CD as much as possible and a place that I can print a CD.

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Today was a really odd day, creating something from scratch and delivering it the very same day just feels off. I am definitely not happy with today's outcome but it is what it is, 4 hours of hard work and little planning, this shows how important planning is.

Despite the lack of polishing it was an interesting experience to share a project with somebody else for the first time, although I am not sure if I got in his nerves as I was quite demanding, he is an incredible calm person and we were able to discuss the direction of the outcome throughout the production.

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Today we walked and took more notice of our surroundings, it was more about the journey that the place we were heading itself. It was an amazing experience for me, as a photographer I used to do this a lot in different highways, but with a car, it had been a long time since I last did it so I felt quite nostalgic about it, of course this time from another perspective.

Walking is definitely something I should do more, sometimes I wish I didn't live as close to EBAC as I do, so that I could take different paths as much as I could, seeing different things everyday is what I believe to be refreshing.

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Today I spent most of the day taking a break, late at night I finished off my personal logo and its icon. I have been struggling to keep my mental health at the right place, there is just something about this semester, the anxiety is getting to me whenever I am not creating or working.

I have been trying to make an appointment with my psychologist, but it didn't happen yet, after the session I hope I start feeling a bit better, and if it is the case I am going to keep scheduling it.

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Today was the day of the crit, unfortunately not everything went as expected, I lacked cutting precision last night (probably because I was too tired to do anything) and people found hard to understand the voice of the video. Despite these, everything else went just fine, but I am not sure if I am happy with the outcome of this project, there is something definitely bothering me. Probably my time management, I decided to take a day off tomorrow, as I feel drained emotionally, physically and mentally.

Also, I should have documented much more of the final process (printing, setting up) and the outcome as well, next project I won't let this happens, despite how things usually go during the final process.

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Today I begun setting up for the crit day, it was a bumpy ride but hopefully everything will work out tomorrow. Monique was extremely helpful today, it was a shame that my free sheets of paper didn't work out. In the end I bought five sheets of Canson, it was cheaper than the double sided tape I would have to by to use the paper I cut out (it was really messy and hard to work with), today wasn't the day to take any risks. Carlo's acetate suggestion was clever, but I might keep it for the Doctor Sleep project (yes, it is still going on).

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The video below is a homemade testing of my set up for tomorrow, a different way of showing an illustration.

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This Sunday I had to make up lost ground, I kept working till 7am because of an unexpected visit and I developed more my concept as I was working on the illustration. Although it is the unusual ("wrong") way of the creative process, I was following my action plan to the letter but it didn't work out for me. Next time I set up an action plan I might introduce more of my "style", before that I will have a chat with Roger.

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Today I came up with the final idea for the End of the World project, I am really digging this idea, it's just a shame that I don't have enough time to go wild with it, maybe that is a good thing, considering what happened to the other ideas for this project. Perhaps I work better when a have little time, I also noticed this during the Self-Publish project. On the other hand, I have to overcome mental fatigue.

Tomorrow I am hopefully going to finish the illustration that I began this evening.

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Today I tried to generate more ideas for the End of The World project, this time I used Illustrator to design it, as it is much faster than drawing by hand in Photoshop. Unfortunately I am not happy with how it is turning out conceptually and visually wise, so, once again I decided to move on.

Therefore, tomorrow I am going to develop a new idea for this project. I know this might be too late and my outcome is at stake. I feel quite disappointed with myself, I had two weeks to do all this, now I have three days. The pressure doesn't bother me though.

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Today was full of ups and downs, I decided to completely change the direction of the End of The World project. It might be too late, but what's the point of delivering something that I am not happy with. On the other hand I manage to get the paper sheets for free, I just need to get them Monday morning, also I had a quite productive afternoon, I came up with a few interesting ideas for my portfolio, worked on my website, begun designing my personal logo and did an action plan for the Aalto University.

So tomorrow I am going to develop a new idea for the End of the World and hopefully everything is going to be done by Monday afternoon.