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This video in another exemple of how it is possible to make a variety of sounds with pipes.This video got my attention because if you close your eyes it sounds like you're listening to an electronic instrument.And also the way the artist build his instrument is interesting and there is no right way to do it , and just by changing the pipe size the sound can change completely. The object he used to hit the pipes is also crucial for the sound to come out, from what I can see it is made of some kind of soft plastic material.

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Awesome Pipe-Drummer | PipeDrumz | Neon Pipe Drummer

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While planning my project I found this video and I thought that it would help me to build my instrument. I also liked of the idea of painting the instrument after finishing.

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Build a Tubulum (PVC pipe) percussion instrument!

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DO I WANNA KNOW ( MUSIC VIDEO ) BY DAVID WILSON

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DO I WANNA KNOW ( MUSIC VIDEO ) BY DAVID WILSON

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The video is mostly composed by two predominant colors; black and white, while the video progresses we also can spot the colors yellow , red and blue.The video begins with a black screen and a bold horizontal white  line in the middle.This line could be the guitar string that later will start to play ,it could also be the sound wave but most importantly this white line is the main object of this music video and every other element later presented to it came from this very line.The video begins with a hard beat that imitates footsteps but the line goes along with the guitar riffs starts.As soon as Alex Turner starts to sing at 0:29 (seconds) the line starts to go along only with his voice , making symetrical sound waves every time he sings and staying still every time a pause takes place.However later in the video the line starts to move like it has its own life, it starts to take shape of other things besides the sound waves.It takes shape of human beings , mostly girls and also it imitates de vibration that the bass makes when played.The colors starts to apear are and more through  the end of the song, and suddenly we are dived into this world of madness where the line is no longer, and we can see people, car racing, animals and so much more.It is important to observe that the colors are flat with no degrade of other sort of aspect.The imagery gets very intense because of the fast changing of forms and subjects but without getting saturated.A very noticeable characteristic seeing was how smooth the line modified itself so it could be molded to the point of becoming something else very unexpected, swinging from side to side it makes you feel curios abut what is coming next.It is something that brings mixed feelings: un-ease , confusion ,violence and calm.In this specific work I see how the use of color is not always a must.By using black and white through almost all the video David Wilson Delivered a piece of work were you could understand his message clearly without putting much to it.Another feature that helps to make this work more dynamic is the way the objects are being placed, Wilson made the use of perspective through all the video, it is a trick to catch the viewers attention.There’s always something new appearing.Despite the imagery being very confusing at times and not being related to the song’s lyrics at all it all could symbolize the subconscious of the mind, and how things inside your brain things at times don’t make full sense, and a interesting occurred to me; what is the definition of what is correct or not ? Inside your mind you are free to think whatever you desire too.

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PERSON OPINION:
What I liked most about this group's project is the graphic part of it.The way everything seems to be exploding and colorful.I also liked the way that they added a voice to their music, something that no other group thought of doing.But I can definitely see a personality from one of the group members more that the group itself.Even tho the whole project they did works well together ' graphic score , animation , printed ,a instruments I see clearly a personalty in it.It is all very clean and well executed and I think  can learn a lot from it to use in on future projects.

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PVC Instrument Performance ( the Structure )

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PVC Instrument Performance ( the Structure )

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PERSONAL OPINION:what caught my attention besides the music of course was the way the pipes are aligned and how organized it looks, with table supporting it.The student also divided the tubes in 3 sections. I find it very interesting cause its a way of organizing your instrument so you can play it better and not loose yourself while making your performance.

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My PVC Instrument, High School Performance | Snubby J

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PERSONAL OPINION:
I came across this video a couple of months ago and I was fascinated by it.Reason why? I honestly didn't realize that it's possible to make tuned sound with pipes .And the secret is in the shape of pipes.I like how the sound has a strong presence and it feels the room in a way.There is also something very soft in the sound of the pipes too, in my opinion it is possible to make the hardest and strongest song sound smooth and melodic with the pipes.I also associated it with low-fi hip-hop because of the smoothness.

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Ed Sheeran Cover with weird instruments!

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Inicially I thought that I was going to use this to tune my pipe instrument but shortly I gave up.

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This album cover made by Barney Bubbles for the musician Roger Chapman brings a variety of informations that I found worth to analyze.Starting out with the way all of the elements are placed on the album cover.There is a irregular square placed in the middle of the “page”, the square can be described as a diagramed square, however the lined that cross it vertically are forming a bump ,giving this idea of waves, and shape melt. Interesting enough at first place this work reminded me of the art pieces by Lazlo Moholy-Nagy because barney’s work in this album cover is full of geometrical shapes with opaque colors and the work also presents a grain effect that makes the art look antique.I saw also a predominance of warm colors but with those effects mentioned before they look “paler”, crisp and they seem to show sound somehow because everything inside of the image seems like falling apart and wanting to escape the page.The vertical lines remind strings from instruments and there are also some rectangles crossing the piece suggesting a piano keyboard perhaps.This work shows certainly  a rupture of geometrical patterns with smooth curves that suggest relaxed state.

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This painting is called  “Dysphoria” is painted by Harumi Hironka and it took my attention because of the expression brought to this piece.The black back ground in the painting is strong and bold letting the girl as the main object of the work.It is interesting to observe the use of colors made by the artist, she made the of the colors.The ones used were ; blue, pink ,red and yellow.And everything in the drawing is well put together.The line art is delicate with black ink with thin lines.There are a few things that are responsible for the drawings expressiveness and representing of sound.The girl’s expression makes me hear her screaming ,the frown on her forehead and the red on her eye bags make her look hopeless and tired.The colors on her body also indicate perhaps a state of mind,The blue in her arms and shoulders can symbolize melancholy and sadness, there is also blue in her hair tips, then the red takes over of the rest of the hair and the face, it can symbolize the worries and thought inside her head, the fire inside of her , red can also be a color to signalize danger.And at last but not least the thunders coming out of her hair also represent some sort of sound , the sound of distress.

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PERSONAL OPINION: This video was relevant to me cause such a nice representation of sound was added to a children's movie.At a first watch this details can be missed , I was glad to have the chance to realize this details that as a child I missed.And the colors animation flows very well with the music.

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Taste Visualization for Pixar's Ratatouille (Synesthesia) - Michel Gagné - 1080P

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PERSONAL OPINION: This video is relevant to me because it reminded me of a conversation that I had with and artist and we discussed about this kind of instrument and how you can make an instrument such as a clarinet ,flute and more of a kind only by using the appropriate mouth piece. Like in this video.What also is interesting to me is the use of an unusual material such as a carrot to develop this instrument.Considering that it is a vegetable and sooner or later it will rot

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Making Musical instruments out of garbage 

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Making Musical instruments out of garbage 

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PERSONAL OPINION: I came across this video I was very amused.As a musician myself I am always comppeled to use music in my art.And music is something very metrical and precise art.Math always walks side by side with music.

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PERSONAL OPINION:

This video caught my attention was the sound that is not equalized and it bothers me a little.Of course since it is an animation from 1940 it doesn't have all the tools we have today. But I like the way the shapes  go along with the sounds

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This was a website showed to me by a college and what it does is basically make a graphic score or imagery of a love story. All you have to do is to narrate your love story , sad or not, and the program will analyze your voice tone and make the image.An I thought it was something very creative and interesting. And every love story is differenr

https://gutorequena.com/aura/

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PERSONAL OPINION: This video was sent to me by a college and I thought it was a good way of making a new instrument.So I considered doing my second instrument a flute.

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O CANAL DAS CRIANÇAS, ADOLESCENTES E PROFESSORES

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Como fazer uma flauta doce tenor em D tipo low wistle

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I chose the PVC pipe because it is a durable material and most of the instruments that I have researched were made with PVC pipes so I decided to give it a try. And also depending on the length of it, it can make a  different sound.

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•Italian movies from the early 70’s
•lots of drama and colors , dramatic takes
Light use.


•Think about theatrical lights in my projects.

•Don’t think about what you are doing to much , just gader references and start working

Geography Process  ( program )

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As an Italian raised in Brazil I know that my knowledge of Italian movies is very limited. When Djago gave us that about movies of Dario Argento was very interesting and the aesthetic of the movies with all of those red/ purple colors really got my attention cause I am fond of those colors because they transmit me a warm feeling

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This work was presented to me by a college and I was amazed by it. When I look at it reminds if a piano and it is so abstract but it works at the same time. I can imagine this as an installation in a museum somewhere. It is an unconventional way of transforming a music tab into a piece of art, cause after all music is art.

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I came across this video during the weeks of this project and I was amazed by it. It is such a creative way of playing a heavily produced pop song and stripping it down by only using using Nintendo products. And it works very well because the sound produced by those is amusing to the ears and it seems to be well produced. Also the vocals are live , which makes everything more natural and fantastic cause we can see how powerful Ariana Grande's voice is. And all of these elements blend nicely.

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Ariana Grande, Jimmy & The Roots Sing "No Tears Left to Cry" w/ Nintendo Labo Instruments

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-Be careful, read the information about your BA of choice.
- Be proud of your work so it becomes better for you to explain your work.
-It must be something professional and authentic, that represents what you want and who you are.
-Research and Writting is a MUST.
-Cultural diversity.
-Relevant work.
-Strong ending, strong beggining.
-Clear Imagery.
-include workbooks.
-Variety of techniques.
-Show was ugly because error is a way of learning.

What I’ve learned from the video:
•variety of techniques
• cultural imagery
• show even what’s not “pretty”

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I watched this movie at the beggining of 2018 and it was so inspiring to me. All the neon lights. And the idea that society had about the future and how well produced it was, it was an ahead of time movie and I definitely understand why it was such an important movies when it came out in the 80's. It is a movie to watch more than once and it makes you think of the human relationships and how technology gets into our lives to a point we can't live without it.

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I came across Jamie Hewlett's work when I re discovered the band Gorillaz in 2017 a bit before they released their last album Humanz. His style of illustrating really got my attention and inspires me so much ever since I looked his work up online.Later in 2018 I bought his book that contains 25 years of his career and from time to time I like to flip through its pages so I can get a little inspiration.His work interested me because of the way he draws these grotesque characters in a way that attracts people.

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Jamie has a partnership with Damon Albarn since 1998.Together they created the band Gorillaz, Hewlett makes the visuals and illustrations for band.And that includes creating the band members since the band is virtual. He likes to mix photography illustration.It makes the work even

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Kim Jung Gi is a Korean artist that I've came across by accident on Instagram

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I found this illustrations a good exemple of how lighting and colors can influence and give a certain tone to s situation. I also liked of the colors used ; the blues purples and greens. The light in the water on the first illustration

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I remember watching this movie as a little child and it scared me a little, the idea of eternity and death. But nowadays it makes me think that we are not far from a reality where robots can live among humans and look like us , and eventually act and " feel " like a real human being

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A.I. Artificial Intelligence International Trailer #1 (2001)

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Manifestation of Hacker space. It is a lab available for members.It is a space so you can use it to do what you need.

•Wearables ( technology that you can wear ). Intersection between robotics and fashion.

•Generative Art : when the artist puts a system in movement

• Saul Lewitt:

•Game of life of Conway: mathematics game.

•Gleider:

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Kali Uchis - After the Storm ( Music Video )

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Kali Uchis - After the Storm ( Music Video )

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This video is so inspiring to me, Kali Uchis is a fresh artist and she imerges every viewer into her world through her videos. I felt this connection with this music video, it is full of colors and has this 60's/70's vibe that fascinates me.The scene I enjoyed the most and that captured my attention and consequently gave me inspiration for my work was; the scene Kali is in supermarket, and all around her theres a lot of products with this colors that capture my attention and it was so pleasing to look at. I wanted to give my work this fantasy/ make believe look so you still knew it was a game but still emerge into it.

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Kali Uchis - After The Storm ft. Tyler, The Creator, Bootsy Collins

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6 Reasons why Frost Loops is killing your kids

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6 Reasons why Frost Loops is killing your kids

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Personally, I'm not a big cereal eater. My parents didn't feed it to me much as a kid and as a result it's not a habit I have carried into adulthood. So when I ventured down the cereal aisle to see what looked good naked and what didn't, no cereal blew me away more than Froot Loops. I actually remember laughing out loud when I read the package. I think it was more a laugh of horror. I could not believe that a company in good conscience would actually make this product for children. The dishonesty in their labelling and marketing blew me away. On top of that, the combination of ingredients is appalling.

Let's undress Froot Loops to see why it looks so bad naked.

One of the things that really gets my blood boiling is when companies purposely mislead consumers trying to trick us into thinking their product is healthier than it really is. When I looked on the Kellogg's website to see what they said about this product I found this description "A colourful breakfast cereal with incredible taste and aroma made with corn, wheat, whole grain oats and natural fruit flavouring.".

It seems like they just pulled out anything from their ingredient list that sounds healthy and conveniently forgot to mention the rest of them! In my opinion, this is health washing at its finest. If I were to right a description about this product I would say it is a sugar laden cereal with, genetically modified grains, potentially harmful colours, unhealthy preservatives, and a concoction of flavours created in a lab. Does this sound appetizing? Does it sound like something you would want to feed your kids? Probably not. I'm guessing Kellogg isn't going to hire me as their marketing manager anytime soon, haha.

Let's take a closer looks at what's inside the Froot Loops box.

Kellogg's Froot Loops Ingredients

Ingredients: Sugar, whole grain corn flour, wheat flour, whole grain oat flour, oat hull fibre, corn bran, hydrogenated coconut and vegetable oil, salt, colour, natural fruit flavouring, BHT, iron, niacinamide, zinc oxide, thiamine hydrochloride, d-calcium pantothenate, cholecalciferol, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid.

6 Reasons I Avoid Froot Loops Cereal

Reason #1: There is more refined white sugar than any other ingredient!

Wow, I could not believe my eyes when I read the ingredient list. The first ingredient in Froot Loops is sugar. That means there is more sugar in this product than anything else. In fact there is 12g in just 1/2 a cup! This is outrageous.

A study conducted by Yale University indicated that children ages 5 to 12 on average ate 2 to 3 times this amount in a single sitting. This means these kids could be getting 24-36g of sugar in their breakfast cereal. The World Health Organization in 2014 suggested the DAILY sugar intake for kids could be as low as 12.5g. Clearly, there is too much sugar in Froot Loops!

One big problem with white sugar is that it is heavily processed and refined. It therefore provides large amounts of "empty calories". This means that you are getting the calories without any of the beneficial vitamins and minerals that our body requires to function.

This excess in sugar is converted to fat in the body and is a major cause of obesity. It also spikes our blood sugar and can lead to many undesirable health implications like high cholesterol, diabetes, and heart disease.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled in adolescents in the past 30 years. In fact, in 2012, more than one third of children and adolescents were overweight or obese. This number continues to rise.

The problem is that obesity is very dangerous. It significantly increases their risk of developing heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, stroke, and even cancer.

White sugar is not nutritious, it is not a healthy food for adults or children, and it should be avoided as much as possible. It certainly should not be consumed on a daily basis and it is not part of a complete breakfast!

Reason #2: This product likely contains genetically modified foods

Since we still haven't required companies to label their products in a way that informs consumers about whether or not their product contains genetically modified ingredients, its hard to be 100% sure if this product contains genetically modified ingredients.

However, according to the USDA approximately 93% of corn acreage in the USA was genetically modified. This is the type of corn used by food processors to make things like corn flour (found in your froot loops).

In addition, the USDA stated that approximately 95% of sugar beets (used to make sugar) are genetically modified (USDA, 2013). Sugar beets are one of the main two crops used to produce the large amount of sugar we consume in North America. 55% of sugar is made from sugar beets.

It doesn't stop there. The product lists vegetable oil as an ingredient. Approximately 90% of American oilseed production comes from soybeans which the USDA indicates is almost certainly genetically engineered. If they haven't used soybean oil then it's highly likely they have used cottonseed, sunflower seed, canola, rapseed, or peanut oil. Many of these oils (especially canola, cottonseed, and corn oil come from genetically engineered crops).

As you can see, there is a VERY high probability that this cereal contains genetically modified ingredients.

So why does this matter? One of the reasons this is important is that according to the Environmental Working Group (EWG) growing genetically modified plants requires the use of stronger chemicals (herbicides, pesticides, etc). It also requires that we use A LOT MORE of these harmful chemicals. These chemicals can end up in your cereal and could cause harm. Especially if they are consumed regularly.

In addition there are no conclusive studies done by independent scientific institutions proving cumulative and long term consumption of genetically modified crops to be safe. Companies who produce these seeds are not required to test for carcinogenicity, fetal harm, or other long term risks. That being said, there have been some studies conducted that concluded genetically modified foods could be harmful to our health. Genetically modified crops were only introduced in the 1990's. Shockingly they now account for over 75% of the food supply according the the EWG.

The way I see it, since some studies suggest genetically modified foods could be harmful, and there are no studies proving they are safe for cumulative long term consumption, I AVOID THEM!

I don't want to be the science experiment and I don't think our kids should be either.

Reason 3: Artificial food color may cause hyperactivity, food allergies, and CANCER!

The National Cancer Institute indicated that between 1992 and 2007 childhood cancer rates increased by 9.4%. Unfortunately, this has not gone down in recent years. Furthermore hyperactivity and food allergies continue to rise as well. According to a detailed report published by the the Center For Science In The Public Interest there is significant research linking these artificial food dyes to cancer risk and many other harmful health conditions. Furthermore the University of Southampton conducted a study showing a link between hyperactivity and the consumption of food dyes when consumed with preservatives.

Clearly artificial food dyes do NOT belong in our kids cereal bowls.

Reason #4: This product contains BHT - a potentially harmful preservative

Butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT) is a preservative commonly found in cereal and many other processed foods. It helps to preserve the fats (so they don't go rancid) as well as flavor, color, and odor. According to the European Food Safety Authority BHT has been shown to cause lung and liver tumors, developmental effects, and negatively impact the thyroid in animal studies.

In addition, the Centre for Science in The Public Interest and the Environmental Working Group both caution consumers against consuming this potentially harmful preservative.

While there are no conclusive studies showing concrete evidence that BHT is harmful to humans, there are also no studies concluding that it is safe. According to a wellness report by Berkley University, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) categorizes BHT as GRAS (generally recognized as safe), however the report indicates that BHT never underwent a pre-market review and that subsequent reviews supported their general safety but concluded that "uncertainties exist, requiring that additional studies be conducted."

Reason #5: Natural Flavours Are Not So Natural After All!

The reason I'm not a fan of these "natural flavors" is because they have been created in a lab and are masking the taste of a poor quality product.

Don't let the term "natural" trick you into thinking it is healthy. The only difference between natural and artificial flavors is that natural flavors have been derived from plants or animals, whereas artificial flavors are not. However, no matter what the original source was, the chemical makeup of the final flavor could be similar because of the extensive amount of processing that goes into creating these flavors. ‎

Companies often pay more for "natural" flavoring because there is a consumer perception that it is healthier. However, it's not. In addition, many natural flavors contain many more ingredients than the artificial ones because they are more complicated to create. In some cases natural flavors could contain hundreds of chemicals. When you see the term "natural flavor" on an ingredient list you really have no idea what you are eating/drinking. Some of these chemicals could be derived from genetically modified ingredients, from allergenic foods, or could include additional preservatives and solvents.

Reason #6: Hydrogenated oils can cause heart disease!

The problem with our labelling laws is that they don't require companies to be specific enough. For example, if a product is labelled as "hydrogenated vegetable oil" this could mean that the company uses either fully or partially hydrogenated oil. The difference between the two is very important.

Hydrogenation is a chemical process that turns a liquid fat into a solid fat. Companies use these fats because they are more shelf stable. If a liquid fat has been partially hydrogenated it means that it has created trans fats in the process. If a liquid fat is fully hydrogenated it means they have created a fully saturated fat. Therefore partially hydrogenated means trans fats and fully hydrogenated means saturated fat. Both of which have been heavily processed!

According to Health Canada, research has shown that trans fats from partially hydrogenated oils causes an increase in bad cholesterol, a decrease in good cholesterol, and cause heart disease.
THIS PART OF THE STORY WILL SHOCK YOU!
When a product like Froot Loops labels it's product as "Trans Fat Free" which you will find on the side panel of the box, this doesn't actually mean it's trans fat free! It could be a bold-faced lie. Companies continue to justify this by saying they are adhering to proper labelling laws. Currently the law states that if a product contains less than 0.5g of trans fat per serving in the US or 0.2g of trans fat per serving in Canada, the product can be labelled trans fat free and the company can market the product as such. This drives me nuts!

Since Froot Loops hasn't indicated whether they are using fully or partially hydrogenated oils there is a good chance it is partially hydrogenated. Therefore, there is a high probability the product contains harmful trans fats. If this is true, they are able to market their product to us as being trans fat free because there is less trans fat per serving than our labelling laws recognize.

As a consumer should we get the right to know what's really in our food? Especially when research shows such negative health implications? Personally, I avoid any product that lists "hydrogenated" on the ingredient list.

The Bottom Line

In my opinion, Froot Loops cereal does not look good naked. It seems that they have used fancy marketing techniques to convince us this product is healthier than it really is. In addition, the ingredients they use could cause many serious health implications for kids (and adults) including heart disease, diabetes, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, liver/lung tumors, stroke, hyperactivity, and even cancer.

Does this seem like something we should be feeding our kids for breakfast? Let me know your thoughts in the comment section below. I would love to hear from you!
Also please help spread the word by sharing this article. I'm on a mission to educate everyone about what is really in Kellogg's Froot Loops so you can #VoteWithYourFork and buy foods that truly nourish you and your family. Thanks for reading!

Photo Credit: Froot Loops | Rosana Prada | Flikr (CC by 2.0)

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6 Reasons Froot Loops Cereal Is KILLING Your Children -The Naked Label

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Personally, I'm not a big cereal eater. My parents didn't feed it to me much as a kid and as a result it's not a habit I have carried into adulthood. So when I ventured down the cereal aisle to see what looked good naked and what didn't, no cereal blew me away more than Froot Loops.

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Substitute
(Replace with another)
What can I replace?
What other process can I use instead?
What happens when I replace a part of the project with something different?
What if I change what the project communicates ?
Can I use a simpler/more complex process/color / typeface/ technic/ material

Combine
(Merging  more than one element)
Can I merge two different processes/materials ?
Can I combine two or more ideas to solve a problem?
Can I mix two or more
Can I combine

Adapt
What / how can I change color size weight etc?
How can I improve an existing process?
How can I adjust the existing work by slight modification?
How can I enhance the existing work by using a more complex process/different material?

Modify- minify or magnify

How will the audience engage with the work if it much smaller ?
How would I change the size aspect of the work to address a different audience/ context?

Put another use
(Find another purpose )
What if I had a different audience ?
Are there ways of communicationg different message ?
Are there other practical uses for the work ?
Can I use the work in a different context ?

Eliminate or Elaborate
(Take away completely or amplify)
What would happen if I removed or added something?
Can I achieve a similar outcome without a specific element?
Do I need specific element at all ?
Can I simplify or take away completely?
What would we do if I had to work with half the number of elements ?
What if I multiply some of the elements?

Reverse
(Go backwards; back to front; upside down;inside out; opposite ; invert)
What Would happen if I look at things in mirror image?
Can I rearrange the current elements in the opposite way

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Immigrant children are taken away from their parents

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Mother separated from children at the border says she "never imagined" it would happen

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I really admire this illustrator because she expresses herself in a vary true and honest way, she exposes herself, her fears and insecurities and I admire that a lot.

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I like the fact that Morag doesn't like to be defined as only one thing, illustrator or design.She is everything as an artist.I found this video very interesting because it shows a little bit of her working space.

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I get inspired with the way she uses such bold and strong colours into her work. I am used to not use much colour and I usually stick to my black and whit line art. It makes me wonder about pairing to things that a I love, illustration and lettering. I was very used to make letterings for my school works.Morag's work makes me want to try it again.

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The way Henri Campeã is simple, yet very complete, with textures , animations and characterisation of unanimated objects.

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 loved the colors he used in this illustraItion. It has a contrast of bright and dark and i think this is why it is so interesting to me.
It also looks spooky and scary.

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This illustration is a good example of what I said before, there is also a lot of emotions and expressions in her work

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I came across this illustrator during a trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina. I found her book about nature and animals and I feel in love with her style. She uses so many colors and details with the line art.
She also draws animals with big eyes and I really enjoy that because I tend to draw people with big eyes.

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I watched this documentary  about food waist and I thought it was relevant to my work because food nowadays is something that if does not look " pretty" its not good, which is such a lie. And during the documentary I learned that there are many ways of not waist food, and how different cultures deal with it. I think that everyone should watch this documentary because food shouldn't be waisted and food is precious. I feel lucky to be able to eat every single day, and it makes me so upset that there are people out there that are not as lucky as I am.

Also, Anthony Bourdain is a charismatic figure and he has a harsh way of speaking and he basically says what he thinks straight away, and I admire him for that.

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Wasted! The Story of Food Waste (2017) | TRAILER

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23.2k Likes, 237 Comments - Fran Meneses (@frannerd) on Instagram: "Wish I had seen the signs earlier 🙃👍🏽"

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Chinese dragons, also known as East Asian dragons, are legendary creatures in Chinese mythology, Chinese folklore, and East Asian culture at large. East Asian dragons have many animal-like forms such as turtles and fish, but are most commonly depicted as snake-like with four legs.

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Reference for illustration

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Serpents and Dragons: Crash Course World Mythology #38

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Found this illustration and the way Kim Jung illustrated this mermaid made me think about the way I want to draw the scales of my dragon.
Kim Jung often inspires me through my work, he has such a sharp work.

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Instagram post by Kim Jung Gi US * May 28, 2018 at 2:28am UTC

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31.8k Likes, 102 Comments - Kim Jung Gi US (@kimjunggius) on Instagram