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I think the author's intention in making this picture was to show that soon, people will be too consumed with their phones to even know what a book is. Even the kids in this picture have phones when there’s no reason for them to. We are all too caught up in what’s going on on our phones to notice what’s happening in our everyday lives. We don’t think about anything anymore but posting on instagram, spnapchating the latest thing going on in our lives, or how low our battery is. We in to all wake up from this controlling trance technology has put us in and actually live a little. Maybe even read a book from space.

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The artist is saying that phones are used for everything and how phones are making us less active

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the artiest is saying that the phones are mediforicly intertwined  to us and part of us it kinda looks like  a virus or alien  from  from a video game,  Resident Evil  series or Bioshock.  the author is trying to say that we are so intertwined in to our phones it has became one of us and it inposable to let go of the phone

"to many of us hve became slaves to the devises that were supposed to free us giving us more time time experience life"

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The artist was trying to say that that the more advanced technology becomes the more people become attached to their phones or laptops or any electronic device. As you can see in the picture the woman has the laptop tied around her head, I think that by that the author was trying to say that she’s so distracted by her laptop that she can’t see the world around her. Since she has the laptop tied around her face and it’s covering her she’s not able to actually look around and see the things going on around her because she’s so distracted. In the third paragraph it says “People walking down the street with eyes on their phones, bumping into others, tripping over or crashing into obstacles” this proves that people are so distracted by their electronic devices that they can’t even take a second to look up from their device and look at the real world and look at what’s going on around them.

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I believe the artist's intention was to show us how the newest generations are totally into our phones more than we are actual people. Older generations understand what it's like to actually feel something for someone, how nice it is to love and hold someone but new generations just go into relationships to make themselves look good on social media.

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Austin Belknap
To spered awerns that are so coneted to us

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I think the author's intention

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The authors intention is to inform and show we dont know what books are since we are always on
the phone.

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The authors intention when creating this piece of work is to show how smartphones can act as borders to the physical world around a individual and there day to day life. The author is trying to say that smartphones are bordering our lives and to show "The Power of Off" in life really maters.

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I think the artist's reason for creating this picture is because it is showing how phone's are using us. Also our phones are stuck to us mentally.
Cell phones are starting to take over of peoples minds.

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The creator of this image gave a very important fact, and is trying to teach us that phones are attracting our attention, and that they are physically taking our lives from things we need to do outside our phones.

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He is showing that your phone is literally on you at all times and you cant stop looking at your phone. "we are spending far too much of our time doing things that dont really matter to us." Many men and woman spend way to much time glued to their phones.

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The artist's intention for creating this image is to show how technology is slowing taking over society and how are use of it has increased so much of it that electronics are glued to us. The author is trying to tell us about how the use of technology so much that its also like their glued to us.

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The artists intention for creating this image is to display the acts of people even in the worst times. People are addicted to their cellphones that they don't even notice that there is a invasion people they won't look up. They are trying to say the cellphones are a drug that people are addictive to. "Too many of us have become slaves to the devices that were supposed to free us," (p7)

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The artist's intention with the second image is how smartphones are like glue and we are stuck to them. People start to become connected to their phones the more they become addicted. The artist is trying to say that we cannot live without our smartphones in today's society.

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The creator of this image is trying to say that people are using there phones to much, I think that the creator of this image is trying to say that people that use there phones to much look like the picture.

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In this image it shows people mostly pay attention to their phones then education. This society is getting more stupid as it grows with people using smartphones. It also shows young children have smartphones which isn't really necessary.

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The first image is showing us how and what smartphones are doing to us. Cellphones are so addictive to this generation, we don't even notice it. The way we use our cellphones gives us an urge to continue picking up our phones when not needed. "Too many of us have become slaves to the devices that were supposed to free us, giving us more time to experience life and the people we love (Brody2)."

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The creator of this image is trying to send the message that now that phones exist, people do not know how to do other things. In this case, the artist used a book and people, showing that they don't know what it is.
"The near-universal access to digital technology, starting at ever-younger ages, is transforming modern society in ways that can have negative effects on physical and mental health," -Jane E. Brody

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The artist portrayal of social media in this image is meant to represent how some people have become completely dependent on Facebook and Snapchat to feel recognition for everything they do no matter how small or unimportant. This image implies that eventually

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Smartphones are impacting our world because nowadays everyone has a phone. Either they are on snap chat or Instagram telling people about there day when they could be talking to people right in front of them.

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Smartphone are impacting our lives by kind of taking over and lots of people can't go without being on it. Everywhere you go you always see people on their phones instead of being in the moment, and enjoying what they are doing.

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The artist's intention is to say, in that in any dramatic situation people will still be on their phones. The picture says that if they brought back public hangings people would probably be on their phone until death. Yet for some reason they don't bring back public hangings.
"...she has encountered many people who have become 'disconnected from what really matters, from what makes us feel nourished and grounded as human beings.'" -article 1 paragraph 4

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the artiest is saying that the phones are mediforicly intertwined  to us and part of us it kinda looks like  a virus or alien  from  from a video game,  Resident Evil series or Bioshock.

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The artist's idea behind this image was derived from Ridely Scott's Alien. The reference is from the Facehuggers in the movie, which were alien life forms that attached themselves to a victim's face and controlled them. The artist is trying to convey in this way that phones are controlling our lives, and that we are always attached to them. This brilliant reference is made by the author to make his message known and compare phones to something that people would understand easier. The Facehugger would eventually fall off the victim's face, but not before planting a larvae in the human, which would then turn into a Xenomorph and erupt from the body of the infected person, killing them in the process. Maybe the artist was also trying to say that phones would eventually try and destroy our lives, and maybe even plant a bigger problem in them, just like the Facehugger.