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Save the Turtles

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Save the Turtles floating for 30 seconds 

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Save the Turtles floating for 30 seconds 

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progress pictures

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progress picture of turtle

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I was really struggling to come up with ideas for the final boat project. I tried a lot of different things that weren’t working. So i decided on a turtle made out of plastic to go with “save the turtles”

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I was really struggling and this is awful but the best I could do.

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-creates using everyday objects- something the viewer can recognize
-started working with Nike shoes in the 90s
-he used Air Jordans to resemble native art
-art work becomes tied up with your identity, impossible to separate the two, when he talks about his art he has to talk about his identity

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-subtlety presents an opportunity to create a form that can embrace many themes of power
-the hand is the element that you cannot get away from- and what is behind the hand
-entire sculpture made out of sugar
-she did full research on sugar, where is cam from, how it is made before starting the piece

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I really liked this critique. Everyone was really supportive and kind while also giving feedback on how to improve each others projects. This class, I think, is really good at critiques.

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When we first talked about the uncanny valley, i immediately thought of flesh fries. imagine you order fries from McDonald’s, and our comes fingers instead of fries, disgusting!

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soap progress pictures

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soap progress pictures

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An example of uncanny valley for me is the movie Wall-e. The humans in the movie are weirdly realistic, but also not at the same time if that makes sense. It freaks me out because the concept of the movie, could be an actual thing that happens in the future.

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this was harder than i thought it was going to be, tried to make a flower but it looks more like a ceiling fan

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-almost all works of three-dimensional art have a surface texture that can be felt
-many artists use objects exactly as they come from nature, or make only minimal changes to the surface of their chosen material
-a surface of a material may be manipulated, or worked, by the artist to create a great variety of textural effects
- when you’re working with found materials , each one comes with its own purpose, history and use
-the manipulation of the surface of an object to enhance its appearance is intimately bound to cultural and historical definitions of beauty
-many works present an optically perceived visual texture that does not correspond with the actual texture of the material

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This was my first critique were i presented my work, and i was really not expecting all of the nice and helpful comments. I love how so many people participate and give feedback. These critiques are a lot more helpful then ones I have done for other classes, because while being supportive they also say things that should be fixed.

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Fallen Bee Hive

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-certain works, through stationary, are designed to appear to move and change through time
-a more common way that the temporal dimension entered a work of three-demensional art is the time it takes to explore the piece
-certain works are designed to move and change through time, these are referred to as kinetic art
-works of art that are designed to move through a predetermined sequence of events exist in what is called controlled time
-works that exist in free time are shaped partially by factors beyond the artists control
-earthworks are relatively short lived, as they are reclaimed by the earth through natural processes of attrition

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Damien Hirst- Artist who displays death and how it fits into life. He has many installations of dead animals in tanks, these got very popular because of how unusual they were. I like how out of the box his art is.

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Yayoi Kusama- An installation artist that transforms rooms into sculptures. Her work is very pleasing to look at, and I really enjoy how they look. She had hallucinations as a child and when she grew up, she turned them into art.

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I would want either Harry Styles to read me my rights or Olivia Bensen from Law and Order SVU.

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I really liked this critique. Everyone was very uplifting and positive while also giving helpful feedback.

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A movie that always makes me cry is Fault in our Stars. I think i’ve only watched it 3 times but i’ve cried every time. Very sad movie