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This is the painted version of what i drew last week, it symbolizes a lot of stuff going on in my life right now.

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I chose to draw a monument dedicated to the foxes in minecraft. Just about a year ago, I bought minecraft so that I could spent time with my friends and my partner during quarantine. Foxes quickly became my favorite minecraft animal.

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I decided to make a monument dedicated to Japanese Americans who were forced into internment camps during WWII. It is to honor those who lost so much and to admit a wrong in American history.

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I chose to do a monument dedicated to Los Angeles because I love it there. I chose to represent it using wings since they are a pretty well known symbol of the city.

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This is a monument to my favorite animal: the monkey. I drew a giant banana sculpture in the middle and surrounded it with monkeys bowing down to it. I tried to create a sort of halo around the banana in order to enhance its significance. I also tried to make it loom by setting it back further.

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I wanted to make a monument to the eraser. I started this project spending a lot of time contemplating about what to chose but then I realized I didn't like the ideas that I had so I kept erasing. I had to end up ending with a monument with the eraser because it was simply the object that I valued the most in the making of this project.

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I decided to make a monument to one of my favorite artists, Phoebe Bridgers. I decided to paint her most recent album cover, "Punisher" pushed back into an untouched wild space, because her music has many themes of the apocalypse. I personally see the apocalypse as a slow deterioration of the human impact on the world.

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I chose to do a monument dedicated to my favorite band Her's. I was lucky enough to see them in concert my fall of 2018. They unfortunately died in a fatal car accident on their way to another concert in Santa Ana in the Spring of 2019. When they passed away it felt like I lost a good friend and I still think about them often. Their two albums are called "Song Of Her's" and "An Invitation to Her's" and they feature bouquet of tulips on the cover of an album ; therefore, I wanted to make this called "A Pedestal for Her's" with one tulip in honor of them.

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I chose to do a monument dedicated to Centralia, Pennsylvania, a town that currently has around ten people living there. In 1962 a fire started in the coal mine located underneath the town, and has been burning continuously ever since, causing steam and carbon monoxide to rise out of the ground and sinkholes to form. Most of the residents were forced to evacuate, but some of the older population stayed, and this is is one of the only houses that is left in the town.

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For this project, I decided to create a monument for one of my close friends, Brenna, who passed away last November. I drew her cat, who she loved a lot, doing a "skate trick" off of the monument, because she also loved skating and was learning how. I also added wings. The top of the monument is supposed to be the hood of a hoodie, since she loved hoodies so much. The lines all down the right side of the monument are supposed to represent the number 11, which represents the month that she passed.

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I don’t think this posted the first time! This is my monument to candles, and how they can emit a kind of magic wherever they are!

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For this monument project, I wanted to incorporate nature. This tall leafless tree represents growth, empathy, and reflection. I wanted to emphasize the different perspectives we can all experience in our lives which helps us learn and grow as people.

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I decided to dedicate this project to treehouses. I really like how crazy treehouses are and how different they can look from one another. The horizon line in this shot is a bit low, so we are slightly looking up towards the tree house.

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For my monument project, I struggled to decide on what I would dedicate it to. I eventually decided on one of my favorite athletes in the NFL, Tyreek Hill (aka The Cheetah). I imagined this concrete and metal sculpture in a park in Kansas City.

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For this project I dedicated a monument to the time I spent in Dubrovnik Croatia. I was able to spend a few months traveling throughout Croatia but Dubrovnik was the true hidden gem in my eyes. The city has multiple castles that are made with brick and stone by hand thousands and thousands of years ago. At night, due to the city being right on the water of the Adriatic Sea the stars shine incredibly bright in sky and moon lights up the whole city. For my piece I am honoring the architectural history Dubrovnik has as city.

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For this project I created a monument dedicated to ramen noodles. I am a huge foodie so I wanted to create a massive bowl that people can take pictures in front of. Growing up I always ate out of the classic longevity plastic bowl so I wanted to include that in my monument. I think this would just be a fun attraction for tourists to come visit!

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For this project I made the monument into a personal diagram of how I have been feeling recently. I always am worried about not having enough time and making everyone else happy that I tend to lose track of myself at times. The string from the heart represents how everything right now in my life is being held together by a thread and at any moment has the potential to rip and fall apart.

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For this project, I created a monument to time. I placed my monument in a park, situated in a city, as a reminder to slow down and enjoy the time that we have. It can also serve as a reminder to remember past memories, but also the present and future. I think that sometimes people take time for granted so I wanted to make a monument to honor it instead.

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I designed this office building that has a built in watering system to water the plants below. I was inspired by Gaudi's abstract and nonconventional designs for his buildings. I tried to recreate a very abstract concept for an office building. I think a building's architecture can foster the creativity of those inhabiting the building.

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China Central Television Headquarters in Beijing by Rem Koolhaas

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-A Catholic cathedral in Paris, France.
-Took about 200 years to finish.
-The amount of detail and thought put into the design is insane

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The Cabazon Dinosaurs. Big dinosaurs build in 1964 in Cabazon California

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This is a monument for antonio maceo, who fought for cuba's independence. This sits in the middle of a park in havana. I love the combination of materials used in this piece, because the base really emphasizes all the figures that are on top of it. I also love that the different tiers contain different significant scenes for the piece.

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The pantheon was built as a monument to all the roman gods. I love roman architecture and I think that creating a building with hints of roman influence could be really fun.

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Gaudí building
-one of Barcelona’s most popular modernist buildings.
- I love the curvature

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1. I find this monument to be very interesting because of the evolution of the meaning behind this piece of architecture. The Eiffel Tower was originally created for the World’s fair in 1889 as a show of industrial power and to honor the French Revolution. However, the thing that I find most interesting is that although this tower was built in order to show power and honor a war that was so deadly it has evolved to become a symbol of love and romantics which is very different compared to its original meaning. I think that this tower is successful in its design and perspective due to the height that it has compared to everything else around it, making it stand out against every other piece of architecture.

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The Brandenburg Gate is located in Berlin, Germany, and is considered a symbol of both German history and peace.
I think that this is really successful in its use of perspective, given that once you get closer to the gate you experience a worms eye view, making it seem larger than life.

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The "Bronze Horseman" St. Petersburg, Russia

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The "Bronze Horseman" St. Petersburg, Russia

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1. I love how this monument to Peter the Great displays not only Peter's power, but also became an icon of Russia's history and its Eurasian identity crisis

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I think this is interesting because the perspective changes the way you look at the monument. If you look at it from underwater, you can see all the people holding hands and creating a sense of community. If you view it from above, they converge into a harmonious circle, but you are unable to see the important details in the architecture.

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The Washington Monument was designed by Robert Mills and then was eventually completed by Thomas Casey and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This monument honors and memorializes George Washington at the center of the nation's capital in downtown Washington D.C. This monument was completed in two phases completed in the mid 1800's. I have friends that live in Washington D.C. and walking around there is amazing due to these large monuments throughout the city.

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The World's largest can of coke in Canada. I love monuments like this that are fun and make someone smile!

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Karnak in Egypt is a really interesting use of perspective to create an idea of not only importance, but also to transform the space into an almost other-wordly illusionistic experience. You see the perspective from the front, with the columns and outer buildings pointing inward towards the inner space that only the Pharaoh could enter for religious practices. It takes you through various rooms and experiences with different perspectives- only certain classes could enter certain spaces as well. Some rooms were in light, and some in shadow to create the illusion that you are entering a religious space.

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This monument is the Tsitsernagapert Armenian Genocide memorial complex dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide. It was built in 1967 in Yerevan, Armenia. The 12 slabs positioned in a circle represent the rebirth of Armenians and the 12 lost provinces in present-day Turkey. In the center there is an eternal flame dedicated to the victims. This monument has an impressive design as it is set on a hill dominating the landscape. From the inside of the monument the slabs inwardly guide ur eye to the center towards the sky. The perspective creates an illusion deepening the meaning of this structure.

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The Moai statues from Easter Island  stand about 13 feet high and weigh about 14 tons. Nobody knows for certain what the meaning of these statues are, but is is widely believed that they represent sports of ancestors, chiefs, or other high ranking males who held important history of the Rapa Nui of Easter Island. For a long time scientists had no idea what their purpose was or how they were moved to where they stand today, considering they weigh tons, However, evidence has recently been found that the Moai were central to the Rapa Nui's idea of fertility of soil and their presence stimulated food production. We also now know that they used sled-like contraptions to manually "walk" the statues to where they wanted them to be. I have always thought these statues were interesting because for a long time nobody knew much about them, and they also were so different from any statue I have ever seen. They are not necessarily beautiful or realistic but I think that is what makes them interesting.

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This glass pyramid is located at the Louvre in Paris and has always been one of my favorite structures. It was designed by Chinese-American architect I. M. Pei, surrounded by three smaller pyramids, in the main courtyard. I think this is an incredible example of perspective in architecture because at different angles the sides of the pyramid grow and shrink and lead your eye to the point at the top.

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This building is called Aqua and is located in Chicago, Illinois. Architect Jeanne Gang wanted to create a building whose surface resembles the surface of water. I was drawn to this building because of the unconventional way it uses light to morph its surface to become more fluid.

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aqua tower building chicago architecture 2

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“The Spomenik”