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Due FRIDAY: Your rough sketch onto Padlet.
(Time recommendation: 5-10 min)

Due MONDAY: More REFINED sketch+details in your idea
(Time recommendation: 30-40 min)

I've to give Mr Engstrom two days to process the information so we could talk about it on next Wednesday:-)

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6. The ocean and humans are inextricably interconnected.

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6. The ocean and humans are inextricably interconnected.

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1. The ocean affects every human life. It supplies freshwater (most rain comes from the ocean) and nearly all Earth’s oxygen. The ocean moderates the Earth’s climate, influences our weather, and affects human health.

2. The ocean provides foods, medicines, and mineral and energy resources. It supports jobs and national economies, serves as a highway for transportation of goods and people, and plays a role in national security.

3. The ocean is a source of inspiration, recreation, rejuvenation and discovery. It is also an important element in the heritage of many cultures.

4. Humans affect the ocean in a variety of ways. Laws, regulations and resource management affect what is taken out and put into the ocean. Human development and activity leads to pollution (point source, non-point source, and noise pollution), changes to ocean chemistry (ocean acidification) and  physical modifications (changes to beaches, shores and rivers). In addition, humans have removed most of the large vertebrates from the ocean.

5. Changes in ocean temperature and pH due to human activities can affect the survival of some organisms and impact biological diversity (coral bleaching due to increased temperature and inhibition of shell formation due to ocean acidification).

6. Much of the worlds population lives in coastal areas. Coastal regions are susceptible to natural hazards (tsunamis, hurricanes, cyclones, sea level change, and storm surges).

7. Everyone is responsible for caring for the ocean. The ocean sustains life on Earth and humans must live in ways that sustain the ocean. Individual and collective actions are needed to effectively manage ocean resources for all.

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WITHOUT FURTHER NOTIFICATION OUR MEETING WILL ALWAYS BE IN TIGER STUDIO & VIRTUAL!

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WITHOUT FURTHER NOTIFICATION OUR MEETING WILL ALWAYS BE IN TIGER STUDIO & VIRTUAL!

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A: Ethan, Forrest, Michelle, Reed, Se, Emma, Yuki
B: Liv, Michelle
C: Braydon, Charlotte
D: Astrid, Ethan, Se
E: Forrest, Ray, Emma
F: Charlotte, Reed, Yuki
G: Liv, Ray
H: Braydon

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Please complete the survey! Then submit 1) a brief personal introduction 2) three keywords describing your personality  3) your  best work!

If you would like to, please leave comments under your peer's work!

The deadline is before next Friday, but feel free to use club time this Friday to get things done! Thank you!

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Hello all. I am Yuki, feel free to call me Yolks, Yogurt, Yukidoks and more. It's nice to meet all of you (though virtually).

In normal day life, I enjoy painting, doing editing work, philosophizing and reading. Three keywords describing my personality are: intellectually curious, perfectionism, and a quirky sense of humor.

The following is my art piece "Sunken Paradise." It's inspired by YiHan Lin's "Siqi's First Love Paradise" and "Rape of Europa." As a feminist and (wanting to be) a philosopher, I believe art is not only creativity and self expression, but a powerful media to express our thought.

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My name is Forrest, that is what I like to be called, and I enjoy a good piece of fruit.

In terms of art I am very much so a generalist in that I do many different types of work. Definitely my favorite mediums are metal, and wood. three words to describe me are workaholic, thinker and maker.

My work is so varied I don't think I have a particular favorite piece of art that I have made, however this piece is definitely the first thing that comes to mind when I think of something I have made. It was an untitled joint sculpture and costume piece from 8th grade, so mind the pudgy cheeks.

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This is a similar mural in concept from my old school that was done by the parents? I thought it might make for good inspiration.

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I think water is endlessbut also limited and can have destruction and happiness. I think water can calm and heal someone but also can hurt and terrifiy someone. Water can be either clean or dirty depending on where it came from or who wants to disrupt it, whether it be human or animal.

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Water is a liquid that is needed to sustain most living organisms. Without water, humans won't live. I think water comes from water facilities that's located somewhere in the town or city (of course, some people might get their water from a well, lake, or river). I think the water facilities makes sure the water we get is clean and germ-free, even though the water we get from unfiltered hose are not that sanitary.

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My sketch from last week’s
meeting

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Hi! I'm Emma! You can call me that or Emzie, Em and whatever. I'm a new freshman boarder!

I would say I am more of a fine artist, I love oil painting, pencil sketching and recently I'm trying to get myself into color pencils and acrylics! I am also very into fashion and I love arranging outfits etc. 3 words to describe me: adventurous, perfectionist and yes a workaholic!

The following is a painting I did quite a while ago, but by far it is still my favorite painting. When you get to know me you'll realize that I am really into fine detailed realism, and I wouldn't usually paint something like this. I'm proud of the colors too, it really remind me of fauvism art from the 1900s.

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Ripple effect: influence of micro-plastic; effect on environment.

Darker, serious theme.

Microscopic elements-plankton
diatom art

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Please refine one of your brainstorm ideas, either further describing, painting, or using photographs to describe your brainstorm; you can also add 2-3 other brainstorms/connection. We will meet this Wednesday during office hour on our second brainstorm! The discussion summary is for you to look at in week 3!

We will be brainstorming together this week, so be ready to have something on your plate!

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more realized version of the sketch i did, still kind of a work in progress

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My gif is inspired by the theme “water rising,” here, I paint an eye with coral and fish inside it representing the ocean. As the eye opens, water quickly rises in the eye, when it reaches the limit, it flows down like tear, depleting the ocean. Crying usually represents lost and sorrow, and this is also the case with ocean and ourselves. As soon as the water rises to a certain level, cities could be submerged, thousand people will lose their home and the living condition of penguins, polar bears would deteriorate. Thus, water rising is dangerous for all of us, as the ocean cry, we would also live a miserable life.

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Thinking some patterns like this will be cool!

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A mythological city merged in water

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Here's a real civilization! The Phoenician who spread greek alphabet across the ocean; they are one of the best sailors in the ancient world.

Check out info about Phoenician people!
https://www.ageofempires.com/history/phoenician-culture

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It shows the city Venice that was built on water

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In this picture is a sculpture of The Guardian of Water in San Diego. I thought it looked really cool how they had this and was thinking it would be nice to have a guardian of water and also going into dept of who is our Gaurdian of Water.

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I have had an image of a plastic bag with a ripple coming out of it for a while and as of writing this I still need to finish up a 3D somewhat experimental version of this concept, and if all goes well it will be ready by noon eastern time. I have been thinking about maybe adding a fish to this but I am still considering all of my options before I do that

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City getting flooded
A planet flowing out the planet
Nature destroys
One side of destruction and people
Drop of a water, a ripple dripping and led to destruction
Polluted city and pollution
City in the air dumping rubbish into water;
the city rested on ripple
Boiling water
City melting away on the bottom
Futuristic look
Is the water clean; the oil petroleum
Water Guardian crumbling

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my sketch for the city idea

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The 2021 Ocean Awareness Contest theme is WATER RISING. Your submission(s) should respond to one of the following prompts:

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The 2021 Ocean Awareness Contest theme is WATER RISING. Your submission(s) should respond to one of the following prompts:

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PROMPT 1: Global warming affects the water cycle, fueling extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Warming seas are also contributing to sea level rise around the world. Whether too much or too little, water is the primary way we will feel the effects of climate change. How do you feel the effects of climate change where you live? How will this change within your lifetime?

PROMPT 2: We are all interconnected through water. What does it mean to be up- or downstream from one another? Where does your water come from, and what is the journey it takes to get to you?

PROMPT 3: Though water is a basic human right, more than 1 billion people do not have access to clean and safe water worldwide. Access to clean water is increasingly threatened by pollution, privatization, and climate change, but these threats do not impact us all equally. Water contamination and environmental injustice overwhelmingly affect Indigenous communities, people of color, and the poor. How is water a lens through which we can understand and fight for justice? Consider water as a mirror of our society—it reflects back to us who we are. What do you see in the mirror?

PROMPT 4: Clean water is not only necessary to sustain human communities, but all life on Earth. There are many movements rising up to protect water and all those who depend on it. Who has historically led these movements? Who (and what–for example, policies) are our water protectors?

PROMPT 5: Think about the role that water plays in your life, and how that ripples out to connections in your community, society, and the world. What memories do you have of water? What is your water story?

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A person looking through the bleaching corals

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A person looking through the bleaching corals

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PROMPT: Global warming affects the water cycle, fueling extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Warming seas are also contributing to sea level rise around the world. Whether too much or too little, water is the primary way we will feel the effects of climate change. How do you feel the effects of climate change where you live? How will this change within your lifetime?

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PROMPT: Global warming affects the water cycle, fueling extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Warming seas are also contributing to sea level rise around the world. Whether too much or too little, water is the primary way we will feel the effects of climate change. How do you feel the effects of climate change where you live? How will this change within your lifetime?

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-Use a square frame
-Around 1/2 of the frame, make sure to include a FLAT horizon.

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The world where coral bleach and ice melt

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The world where coral bleach and ice melt

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My idea was to do a collage of different images that symbolizes natural disasters and global warming. These are some of the pictures I was considering for the collage:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57Tzu7cAxeo

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https://padlet.com/ysun22/a4ainspire

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Which form of art would you like to create?
Which style, color (if you have) would you like to adopt?
What would you like to add during the Spring break?
Which scientific element are you hoping to include here?

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Also including the pollution; swallowed by the sea.

Incorporation of trash; fish trapped in battles.

Masks trash

Bright pieces of plastics; single use plastics

Marine plastics (tiny bits of plastic; micro plastics)

Plastic wave

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Inspiration:

City being impacted by sea level rise.

80% (?) population near the ocean.

Hurricane, storm surge; flooding into architectures

New Jersey Board Walk

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Incorporate animal life evokes emotion.

Living organisms; gradient (right corner);

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Grayish Blue; light blue, Blueblueblue

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Cold water corals
Bright colors (hot pink)
Human activities-human activities
Human things falling down from; flying coal plants
Bleaching white corals (little tips)

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Hi, this is Yuki, I won't be in meeting but I will leave a note every time for you to check with:-)

Initial Stage (Week 1-2):
-Allocate all of our works
-Outlining the sketch
-Mixing the paint
The QUICKER we get this done; the BETTER we could complete our painting.

Second Stage (week 3-6):
-1st draft of the painting, complete personal parts w/ your partner/individual work
Remember making SCIENTIFIC REFERENCE. Be scientific while imaginative, please, artists:-)

Third Stage (week 7-9):
-Connect the panels
-Revise details
-Add in collages

Last Stage (Week 7-June 10th):
-Continue to work on small details
-Revising some details
-putting up the panels

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Zoom in to see
For a better view of how the waves looked, go to Spring Break-1st Rough draft.

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Link to color palette:
https://lawrenceacademy-my.sharepoint.com/personal/ysun22_lacademy_edu/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?sourcedoc=%7BEA8C750F-4F12-4A9D-82CD-1C60D8545A13%7D&file=A4A%202021%20Spring%20Color%20Palette.pptx&action=edit&mobileredirect=true&DefaultItemOpen=1&ct=1616560881286&wdOrigin=OFFICECOM-WEB.START.OTHER&cid=d5d21cd3-c115-4d99-a718-9485ff3c09c9

Style guide:

Some oil painting+Ukiyo-e

Serene turquoise tone in contrast with waves and fire

A combination of ancient and contemporary buildings.

Incorporating marine organisms.

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Panel 1: Glacier, struggling penguins and polar bears

Panel 2: Glacier and submerged, contemporary city (the slope may be unnecessary, but there should be a gradual rise, @Reed if you are interested, feel free to take that part.

Panel 3: plastic, ukiyo-e style waves (we would love it to be 3D) and struggling turtle (as well as the city but should take a bit less space

Panel 4: more ancient, ukiyo-e style village and arid climate-changing from cold tone to warmer ones.

Panel 5: Forest fire (opposed to the waves, cliff, dead marine organisms in the sky (some sci-fi elements, but should be identifiable)

Panel 6: Hope and salvation (with lower sea level than in the first panel)

I know the draft looked rough but it should provide you w/ some ideas I am trying to show here

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https://lawrenceacademy-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/ysun22_lacademy_edu/EQ91jOoST51Kgs0cYNhUWhMB0KMl0hIDA-oOKVBz6V5tkw?rtime=oK2vBer32Eg

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PROMPT 1: Global warming affects the water cycle, fueling extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Warming seas are also contributing to sea level rise around the world. Whether too much or too little, water is the primary way we will feel the effects of climate change. How do you feel the effects of climate change where you live? How will this change within your lifetime?

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PROMPT 1: Global warming affects the water cycle, fueling extreme weather events, such as hurricanes and droughts. Warming seas are also contributing to sea level rise around the world. Whether too much or too little, water is the primary way we will feel the effects of climate change. How do you feel the effects of climate change where you live? How will this change within your lifetime?