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Milia’s better late then never project 4 mood board

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Milia’s better late then never project 4 mood board

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/liza/presenthomepage.html

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Just a lil video I put together ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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made the other html backgrounds

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created the homepage html

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Played with some poses and liked this one

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Point
This still feels messy so I want to work out the issues with facial feature placement and of course filling out more of the colors.

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I don’t have a progress shot at the moment because the physical project at home, but so far I chose the Polaroid pictures that I will be using and starting to draw on them. I’ve decided to incorporate some painting elements recently because markers don’t show up as well as I’d like them too. For now, I would like to prioritize finishing up the outlines so I can move on to the painting part.

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So far I’ve finished all my drafts for the panels, and I’ve started the final panels. I’d like to prioritize finishing the rest of the panels

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Shading and lighting practice

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I worked on the basic overview of what my video would look like

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videos I’ve worked on

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Mid-point check (2)

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Mid-point check (1)

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Project 3 mood board

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Project 3 mood board

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Project 3 mood board

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Mood board

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Project 3 Mood board

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“Time has a wonderful way of showing us what really matters.” -Margaret Peters

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Project 3 Mood Board

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Project 3 proposal

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Project 3 Mood board

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Project 3 Proposal

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I apologize in advance for audio issues, there were a lot of middle schoolers who evidently didn’t realize I was trying to record

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Pecha Kucha

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Character

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Background

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i just realized that I set the photos to change every 10 seconds instead of every 20 so that’s why it’s so short.

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/liza/christmaspast.html

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I made an animation using the song "Run" by Jin Ah Lee

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Project 2 mood board

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Wyatt Project 2 moodboard

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/chaewon/Paint.html

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/liza/fire_and_ice_REAL.html

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/rell/NetArt.html

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/yoshi/Memes.html

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/alex/Cohesivechaos.html

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http://pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/milia/aphenphosmphobia.html

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http://pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/taryn/wordplaypro

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http://www.pueodigital.com/students/da2021/pd6-DACS/wyatt/Proposel/index.html

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Type: Pepperoni Pizza

It goud.

Type: cheese Pizza

It okay.

Type: meatlovers Pizza

It succs.

Type: Supreme Pizza

It's almost the worst.

Type: Pizza Pineapple

The worst.

Type: Dessert Pizza

The Best.

The pizza here taste like cardbord exept for the desert pizza

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Type: Pepperoni Pizza It goud. Type: cheese Pizza It okay. Type: meatlovers Pizza It succs. Type: Supreme Pizza It's almost the worst. Type: Pizza Pineapple The worst. Type: Dessert Pizza The Best. The pizza here taste like cardbord exept for the desert pizza

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I did not shape it out  because I know the extension of the picture is required to print out the mask without any parts awkward or not printed. I just posted the whole picture that I drew in the slideshow.

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Rafael Rozendaal’s work, Sleepmode, the Art of the Screensaver, seemed interesting to me. It’s a dark room full of screens with images of “emptiness” in a way. There’s a spaceman floating, stars, black backgrounds with random objects printed on them, etc. It made me think of the end of the world I’m a way. Just space and floating off till there’s nothing. Somewhat peaceful. Or the spaceman is running out of oxygen and no one can help, so they just float off into space and go to sleep. The webpage itself surprised me a bit. There were colorful rectangles that I was too nervous to click, so instead I found a button on the side that said exhibitions.

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Michael Guidetti’s website uses a lot of different computer-centered components. Many different images, moving pictures, and texts are combined together in abstract and random structures. His work was intriguing to me because it is quite difficult to conclude exactly what the meaning or intention behind his website was. Every one of his projects are significantly different from each other, with different colors and patterns. What I collected from his work after viewing his website, was that there is no one meaning or message, it is meant to be interpreted by the audience/viewer. Because there are so many different images and texts, there are endless meaning you could collect.

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I was intrigued by Jeremy Rotsztain’s project, House of Shadow Silence (virtual reality). This project reminded me of times where color wasn’t in effect for photos, videos, etc., since its all in grayscale, which I think helped to convey the message better, and some objects had that grainy look over it. Since it’s look was pretty minimal, it reminded me of times before everything got so complicated. I liked how some of the objects also flashed, disappeared, overlapped, it made it seem more significant. It was also repetitive where no matter what happens, you always are looped back to the same place, where in this case it’s the theater which also reminds me of the concept of fate. This made me feel calm and reflective, but not overwhelmed.

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I think the reason I like Annie Abrahams' being human is because it's so confusing, relatable, and easy to get lost into. Abrahams explores the concept of being human through immersive design elements and a winding maze of links (I encourage you to explore the different "being human" links) . Like the name suggests,  Abrahams explores the idea of being human and specifically, the complexities of it.  She explores the ideas of pain, pleasure, loneliness, and connection through an onslaught of audio recordings, flashing colors and shapes, and poetry. Admittedly, some of the work is in french and it can difficult to understand without a translation- but I still think the intended message/ feeling is evoked through the visuals and interactivity.

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The possibilities and the limitations of communication and contact on the net? a project by annie abrahams, lonelyness, identity, wishes, voeux, reassuring, comforting, pain

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I looked at Olia Lialina's "My Boyfriend Came Back From The War" ( http://www.teleportacia.org/war/wara.htm ) and it caught my eyes. It started with a line of text in the top right corner, and I could click it. As I clicked it, two different images popped up and it started to tell a story as I clicked on the different parts. It divided the section of the webpage and each contained some kind of story and emotion. it was interesting that I could choose where I want to click and the freedom of adjustable sections. It felt like I was looking more into the mindset of the people who created the website. The regrets, sadness, confuse were all on the black and white website. The design and functions were simple but I think it was effective enough.

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I’ve come across Petra Cortright’s website in the past when finding a source for a past project, and I’ll say I was curious when I came across the first page that had a bunch of arrows pointing to the bottom of the page. I’m not totally used to net art yet but I was interested and honestly a bit startled when I first started scrolling down and it just kept going without me having to do anything else. The main page after that one doesn’t have  an aesthetic I can define but it has valid information. I kind of think it’s ironic that a page that chaotic can have links to valid and orderly information. I like the way the programming was sat up to slowly reveal all of the emoticons on the main page.

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Michael Guidetti’s artwork involves a combination of a lot of computer-centric elements. Text, windows, images, and gifs are seemingly thrown together in random patterns. What interests me the most about this composition, is that it is quite challenging to determine a purpose or significance behind it. Furthermore, each time I open the link, a completely unique design appears with different elements and arrangements. From my interpretation, I see this as a representation of the chaotic nature within the internet. It could be trying to explain how there is so much information in the digital world that it can appear to be strange or overwhelming.

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Pecha Kucha project

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Rafael Rozendaal utilizes bright colors, empty space, sound, and motion to create animations depicting small stories or emotions.  For example, this art titled “hot doom” depicts neon lava erupting from a volcano on a background of darkness to contrast the colors.  The animation is in constant motion and it’s colors are constantly changing.    I found it very interesting how his art was always actively changing either in motion, color, sound, or both.  This detail of constant action/change really stood out to me, since Rozendaal used this to the effect of making his art seem more exciting and surprising.  There was always a new change to anticipate.

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Distant

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note: my iMovie app constantly kept crashing whenever I tried to save my prior 6:55 video, therefore the video was condensed to 5:00 to prevent any crashing