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mon 14 oct

poster has to be done

tue 15 oct

file for poster separated into colour uploaded latest 10:30

Group tutorial (unknown time)

wed 16 oct

screen print posters 1:45- 5:00

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tue 22 oct

Group tutorial

Thu 24 oct

finished print + bound edition of 12

Printed 2 color riso "we are" edition of 10

completed budget sheet +consider pricing of zine

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even if we can only use two colors maybe we can use the halftones to give everything a softer look and not make it so bold  

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obviously we cant use black like they did, but maybe we can do similar thing that they did with the background when they mixed to create a different purple shade. 

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What is something you have to do in the morning, afternoon and night?

what do you do to self care

do you have any guilty pleasures. what makes you feel guilty about them?

what are some items that hold meaning to you. can you show it?

do you have an object that holds a special memory?

how do you protect your energy

Do you ever tell your friends you're 'busy' to cancel plans, even though you just want some time to yourself?

what is a time in which you have done this?

what do you tipically do in these cases?

add more to the list if you think of any, and feel free to change the questions

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The 'evil eye' in Greece (and Buddhism?)

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The 'evil eye' in Greece (and Buddhism?)

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The Greek traditional belief of the evil eye dates back to at least the 6th century BC, the Classical Antiquity, or the time period that encompassed the Classical Era in Ancient Greece, when it commonly appeared on drinking vessels. During this time, the Greek civilization was at its intellectual peak. A common theme in literature at the time was that the eyes were a source of deadly rays that could bring harm to others. Plutarch, the Ancient Greek writer, is one of those who wrote about this concept.

The Light Blue: Color of the sky – symbolizes truth and therefore it provides direct protection against the evil eye, while the dark blue color symbolizes water as it is an universal solvent.

It is believed that the evil eye can strike anyone at any given moment. The evil eye is the belief that someone can catch the evil eye curse or Matiasma from someone else’s jealous compliment or envy. If a person has caught the evil eye they will usually feel bad physically or mentally. Or in simple terms bad things happen.

Other ways to get rid of the evil eye is to consult with usually a Greek grandparent, who knows the prayers to relieve you. The Greek evil eyes are cast away through the process of Xematiasma. First the healer says the prayer with mention of your name. Then they take a deep dish full of water and let a drop of olive oil fall into the water, performing the sign of the cross three times and spits in the air three times. Another way to ward off the evil eye is spitting.

Spitting it is believed to chase away the evil and misfortune.

https://nefis-travel.com/zakynthos-information/the-evil-eye-tradition/

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The City of Belgium - Brecht Evens

I really like the layout of this page. It also relates to the idea of rituals/ habits.

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Interactive idea from childhood books. to customize the specific habit to the audience.

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Interactive idea from childhood books. to customize the specific habit to the audience.

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eg. Those who pour milk first and then their cereal or vice versa.

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Using trinkets that are special to each of us

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RITUAL OF EATING / socialising with a friend shown through repetition

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RITUAL OF EATING / socialising with a friend shown through repetition

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The idea of repetition of the same habits done in different ways 

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The idea of repetition of the same habits done in different ways 

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Nostalgic colours like early dawn and a positive atmosphere of ‘keep going’

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Hagstones are something my Granny would talk about a lot whenever we went to the beach. In folklore they can be thought as portals to other worlds or associated with witchcraft. I explained this to my friends on one of our last days together and they collected some Hagstones for me from the beach and they now bring me a lot of comfort

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When I was younger I would carry around these small crystal angels as a sense of protection from bad energies. I don’t really believe in these things anymore but I value the comfort they brought me.

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Categories of ‘ghosts’ that we are. Interviewing others to find niche habits 

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Categories of ‘ghosts’ that we are. Interviewing others to find niche habits 

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The power of small acts of self care.  THE FACT THAT WE WILL INTERVIEW PEOPLE TURNS THIS INTO A MOVEMENT AS OTHERS ARE INVOLVED IN THE CONTENT OF THE ZINE 

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The power of small acts of self care.  THE FACT THAT WE WILL INTERVIEW PEOPLE TURNS THIS INTO A MOVEMENT AS OTHERS ARE INVOLVED IN THE CONTENT OF THE ZINE 

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Ritual of going on a walk with a coffee in the park first hand drawing 

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Ritual of going on a walk with a coffee in the park first hand drawing 

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Positive energy and happiness needs to be spread to our readers !!!!

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Positive energy and happiness needs to be spread to our readers !!!!

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Removing the ‘guilty’ from ‘guilty pleasures’

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Removing the ‘guilty’ from ‘guilty pleasures’

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Enjoying a comfort show in bed with chocolates and treats withought feeling guilty

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Colours that will match the time of the day 

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Colours that will match the time of the day 

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Using tracing paper to create layers that will slow down the pace of the zine

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Using tracing paper to create layers that will slow down the pace of the zine

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Habits are something that are done- action is taken and by making the zine more interactive it emphasises the idea of doing a habit actively daily

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Cut outs making the zine funnier to flip through and more unexpected and exciting 

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Cut outs making the zine funnier to flip through and more unexpected and exciting 

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More interesting way to present information 

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More interesting way to present information 

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Making a fold out to make the zine more interactive and unexpected 

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Making a fold out to make the zine more interactive and unexpected 

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Observing my sister as a potential image 

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Observing my sister as a potential image 

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The night sky is a beautiful thing to observe and can make a lot of people feel connected to the world around them being able to look up and realise how small you are can be overwhelming but also make you feel incredibly lucky. I find stargazing to be very peaceful and helps me feel grounded when overwhelmed. This moo face has been used a lot but I like how calm this one looks, I feel like it represents this peacefulness I feel when stargazing very well.

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What does Buddhism teach about the environment?

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What does Buddhism teach about the environment?

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What does Buddhism teach about the environment? - The world - GCSE Religious Studies Revision - WJEC - BBC Bitesize

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Learn about how Buddhism views scientific discoveries, pollution, renewable energies and protecting nature with BBC Bitesize GCSE Religious Studies (WJEC).

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View of the Buddhist perception on nature: Implications for forest conservation 

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View of the Buddhist perception on nature: Implications for forest conservation 

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View of The Buddhist Perception of Nature: Implications for Forest Conservation in Thailand | The Trumpeter

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Return to Article Details The Buddhist Perception of Nature: Implications for Forest Conservation in Thailand