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Coleções de Artistas (Collections from Artists)

The book details what other artists collect, and gives me insight on the purpose of the collection, the display, and the importance to each collector.
They are often reflections of what the artist does. Most of the collection ends up becoming a found object to use in artwork.

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Serif - typeface That has drawn lines at the end of the letter. Three types: wedge, square, and hair
Sans serif: they do not have the line of serif, and appear as blocky letters
Ligature: the combination of two letters into one glyph. Some ligatures have different sounds
X-height: the average length of lowercase letters, x being the reference of height. It’s used to determine readability.
Cap height: the maximum height of certain uppercase letters, such as flat letters like H
Bowl: the rounded, crescent shapes on letters such as p, a, g and so on.
Ascender: lowercase letters that are in the x height but have a section above the median.
Leading: the space between two letters
Kerning: the overlap in space of two letters
Picas: unit of measuring the size of the font. One pica is equal to 12 points
Point: Font size, the smallest unit of measurement
Em dash: a long horizontal line, usually the length of the current font size of M.

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Typographist and Designer Jessica Hische

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Typographist and Designer Jessica Hische

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Her work resembles that of 1920s advertisement for diners and bars, especially through her composition and flow, and font type.

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Described as the "ancestor" of the modern camera, meaning "dark chamber" in Latin. the subject or object in question would be on the outside of the room, with a tiny hole letting light through, which would pass through a mirror due to being an inverted image. The projected image would be displayed on a canvas for tracing.
https://www.britannica.com/technology/camera-obscura-photography

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A 3D or 2D animation technique, one of the first attempts at filmmaking, where various figures would gradually change postures from one to the next, placed on a rotating cilinder. The cylinder would then spin at a certain speed to create the illusion of movement.

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Like the zoetrope, the praxinoscope is a set of images on a long strip of paper in a cylinder, but it would project the images to a screen by the use of several mirrors to stabilize the object to to remove the need for smaller viewing slits.

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Ealiest form of slide projector, lit by candles in the inside to project images on the wall.
http://www.magiclanternsociety.org/about-magic-lanterns/

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Her photography is meant to show dialogue through image manipulation, combined with 3d works such as sculptures and clay.

Experiences with media include dark room experimentation, analogue film photography, photographic studio lighting,

In her image series the Opera Singer, one of the pictures is a distorted portrait with what I think are multiple phantoms, with a third being a blackened face. Due to her work being dialogue photography, I can clearly see that some sort of conversation is happening within the image without being spoken. My interpretation is the differences in dueling thoughts that distorts the portrait beyond solid recognition.

A way I could implement this into my work is the visual effects, and the potential it uses with visual dialogue and communication with the viewer.

How I inten

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Autism: a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects behavior and ways of thinking that is significantly different than how allistic (non-autistic people) act.

Adhd: a neurodevelopmental disorder that is usually characterized by inability to pay attention and difficulty controlling impulsive actions

Specific theme: stimming
Stimming is a form of self-soothing behavior characterized by repetitive motions with the body or with objects. Each autistic person has a different way of stimming, like playing with a tag, rocking back and forth, or through pressure. They do this when they are overstimulated/understimulated by giving something familiar to calm down.
For my collection, I chose objects I personally enjoy stimming to, and I want people to experience that for myself.
I can’t use body motions, since that would have to be recorded and is very different from the rest of the medium (physical objects).

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Insect manifesto by "ghostgods" Coffe
http://ghostgods.tumblr.com/post/172963996755/a-zine-about-respecting-bugs
A simple structured zine with a short text and detailed images of insects.

The style itself would be something I would like to explore in the future, with watercolours and angularity of the insects themselves.

I was thinking of using this kind of format to make a series of small, simple illustrations going by the theme of "monster parents", from the perspective of the human child and the monsters.

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15th century BCE the first known depiction of a cryptid in Egypt by the "first oceanographic cruise" carrying undiscovered animals, and a "pygmy mammoth"
1500 BCE: first recorded alien sighting of a UFO by Pharoah Thutmose III, describing a foul smelling circle of fire and "diss in the sky"

El Chupacabra: first attacks in 1975. said to leave a sulfurous stench behind, and green lighting

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globster: unidentified emanciated or water bloated corpses that wash up shores
Inspiration behind the note on how cryptids die on earth

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zines are/can be
self-published material with limited print runs
- personal
- about unpopular ideas
Unconventional formatting

http://www.instructables.com/id/Guide-To-Zine-Making/

http://www.zinebook.com/resource/perkins.html

Profit not the priority
Usually reproduced via photocopier on coloured paper
How to do research: list of bookmarks (what’s in the price range)
No definition and no rules for it (describe
No one way to do it
Expressing
Honest
Way it’s laid out
https://vimeo.com/11386025
What I intend to use all of this for is the structure, content, and skill shown in my zine. The anthology zine I will make will not be short story structures, but a graphic novel format that goes through several images, and a brief look into a few characters to forshadow something in the future.

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In the case of the Obama Hope poster, made by street artist Shephard Fairey, the settlement between the Associated press and Fairey is an example of a copyright and bring in the question of fair use. In the dispute, photographer of the Associated Press, Mannie Garcia, who first took a photo of Obama in a pose that was later presumably utilized by Fairey, seen in Hope posters, the most famous of the promotion of the Obama Campaign in 2008, of which was unaffiliated with the campaign. Garcia wanted compensation for its use, and while Fairey claimed Fair Use, that it did not devalue the original work, and in a private dispute, there has been a split in profit.

This case is interesting in that Fair Use almost holds up as an argument to Fairey’s case, but the transformative part is not something common with illustrations concerning replicas of photographs. In my opinion, to have fully been considered its own work to avoid the possibility of copyright dispute, if Fairey had used it as a reference point, perhaps at another angle, it would hold up more sustenance to his argument of Fair Use.


https://news.artnet.com/art-world/lili-chin-copyright-infringement-suit-kohls-687740
https://en.99designs.com.br/blog/tips/5-famous-copyright-infringement-cases/