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Strengths:

I found working on the cardboard boxes to be fun and painting them, while time consuming, left the bears looking beautiful and professionally made. I loved how I developed my idea into what it ended up being, and working brilliantly to the time limit.

Weaknesses:

The only weaknesses I found was that the time was very limited. Working only two weeks to get a design and sort that out for the 1st of Decemeber was hard, but it ended up being doable.

Next time:

I hope we have more time so that I could experiment more with ideas, but I found working to such time constraints was also very enlightening on how I would do under pressure.

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An angle from a distance, they looked a lot better when they were viewed from a distance as you could not see the connections of the boxes as well.

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Close up of the baby bear, showing off how he is connected and also allowing a better view of the finished product.

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Another angle of the finished creations. I like having the baby bear on top of the Mommy bear as it formed a united front with the whole design.

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Unfortunately I did not get many pictures of the baby bear being made, but it was in the same way as Mommy bear, just on a smaller scale.

This is how they looked in the market where they were placed. As you can see, they have some tinsel on them to make them look festive, and also hide some of the connections of the boxes.

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We started on the baby bear, painting his components and slowly sticking them together after only a layer or two in white paint. Thsi image shows the legs being stuck on.

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We ended using a mix of white and magnolia paint for the bears. This is because we only had so much funds and the white was starting to run out, so we switched and painted a few layers with a large tin of paint we had.

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Another picture of Mommy bear's body and how good she looked with a few layers of paint on her.

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This is how Mommy bear looked after a few more coats of paint. With time constraints for me (Work, and other coursework) I had my partner paint a few layers for me when I could not.

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The Mommy's head being stuck onto the body by my partner. We continued to use tape and proceeded to paint over it to hide the tape as much as we could.

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This image is of the separate sides of the head being stuck together and also the legs slowly being stuck down with tape.

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How the two boxes looked after they were stuck together.

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Sealing the smaller boxes shut to make the Mommy Bears head as I did not have a decently sized box for it, hence, sticking two together sounded like a better idea.

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This is what the boxes looked like after a couple of coats of paint and also the tape sealing the box shut and also the box being stuck down onto the other boxes.

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More images of sealing the boxes together, and also tape across the box sealing it shut.

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Sealing the bear's body together using tape, and then we also ran paint over it to try and seal it together. For the most part it did work, drying the paint on the gaps sealed them shut.

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Mommy bears body and legs drying after a coat of paint.

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The first coat on the main body and more pictures of the legs being painted for Mommy Bear. We found that leaving the boxes on top of each other was using less room and the paint would drip onto the painted boxes, keeping it all together with less mess also.

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A close up on the materials I used for the project.

- Outside quick dry satin paint (White)
- Cardboard
- Tinsel (For decoration)

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This is the legs for the mommy bear, which are being painted with White fence paint (It was the cheapest big tin I could get with the funds I had)

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Started painting the boxes for the polar bears. We started with the Mommy bear as we knew she was going to take longer. This is the bear's main body being painted.

(By we I mean my partner and I did most of the work with some help from a friend.)

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History:

On March 7th, 2016, Jeb revealed on his Twitter that he was working on a new neutral mob with a base color code of 242, or a very light gray. On April 8th, 2016, Jeb posted a link on his Twitter, stating that this was the so-called "242 Mob". The link showed the image below.

Behavior:

Polar bears are neutral mobs, unless they are around their cubs, then they are hostile. Cubs themselves are passive, making polar bears the very first mob to fall into all three behavior categories. They spawn in Cold Biomes, such as the tundra. Polar bears are also faster than the player when swimming. If a polar bear is attacked, all Polar bears within a certain radius will instantly turn hostile towards the attacking player or mob (similar to Zombie Pigmen and Wolves).

Trivia:

Polar Bears can led with a lead.

Like the other biome-specific mobs added in the Frostburn update (Stray and Husk), Polar Bears were added in Minecraft: Pocket Edition or Minecraft: Windows 10 Edition on December 19, 2016, with the coming of the 1.0 "Ender Update".

Polar Bears are the only mob that exists in all three states: The cubs are passive, the adults are normally neutral, and when approached near cubs, the adults turn hostile.

(Information from http://minecraft.wikia.com/wiki/Polar_Bear )

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I started looking into using cardboard boxes, merely painting them and making penguins that way instead, with the essential summer elements in them that I had discussed earlier.

Soon I dismissed the summer elements because my animals would stick out like a sore thumb, and not in a good way. I needed to keep with this idea but maybe a different animal that would not take so long.

I decided on a polar bear, of which Minecraft already had designs of.

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With my initial sketches I soon found that wanting to get this done was going to be a huge task.. Making large paper maché penguins? Or even snowmen? That was going to be some time consuming plans, and I had work.

I started looking into some easier ways to make winter animals.. And finally came to a new idea.

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At this point, I had finally gone with the Winter Wonderland task. This meant we had to work till the first of December, when the area opened for people to view.

This meant we only had a couple of weeks to come up with something and present it to the heads of the Winter Wonderland committee the week before the first. This was a truly short time frame.

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This is placed together due to the fact that I was still undecided at this point of which task I had wanted to do. The black background is the target audience and the white background is images of my idea, the summer in winter.

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Making another cardboard paper maché penguin on a surf board with a little bikini on, giving off the same theme of summer in winter.

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When I first heard about the project I was a little confused by it, but the more I talked about it, the more I knew I could do something for this. These are some initial sketches I did on my tablet with what I wanted ti do. The penguin image was using scrunched up pieces of paper and a cardboard shaped base to make the penguin, with potentially paper maché on top on it.

The snow man was three separate balls stuck together with a large beach ball at the bottom, giving off the theme of summer in winter, hence the snowman having sunglasses.