I think it was a very interesting artefact and it's cool how widespread it became.

This artefact makes the events of the war tangible. It can be hard to imagine a number as big as the number of people who died in the war, but seeing all the flowers can help you imagine it,

This makes me realize an artefact doesn't have to be a literal artefact, something copied how it was in the war. I realize that we can have something that represents the bigger picture and we can get creative with it.

The flow of poppies looks like blood spilled on the country. Also, the location of the memorial is very influential in the city of London.

I think it is very effective in stirring emotions because you can really see the death toll. That each poppy shows a person who died.

I think it is a big focus to connect the war to today. People might think it was a while ago, but it connects to how we live life today and people need to see that.

My first reaction was surprised by seeing how many poppies there were, which represented the number of lives lost.

I thought that this was very effective at stirring emotions because it shows how many lives were lost, and people may have had personal connections, also.

This artifact gave me ideas on how to connect with the audience about the topic.

My first reaction was how much time and effort was put into this. It took so many people and so much time.

I would say that this is a very effective way to show how many people we actually lost in the war. Although we know a rough number this allows us to comprehend it a little bit better.

Yes. Viewing this helped me have a better understanding of how many people we really lost in the war.

My first reaction was how there are so many poppies that I can't even imagine how many people that would be.

This artifact is extremely effective at stirring emotions. If they just listed a number for how many people die, d, we wouldn't really be able to wrap our heads around how large it is, but being able to see it visually is extremely powerful. I also think using the color red made it even more effective, since it evokes the thought of blood.

This artifact definitely makes me want to do something that will cause big emotions from an audience.

Some first reactions from watching this documentary are just how good of an art piece/artefact it is where it can helpfully put the casualties of WW1 into perspective, to a point where the human brain can rightfully comprehend the magnitude.

The effectiveness of this artefact is insane. It frames and presents exactly what the artists intended to, and it truly does make any person who sees it want to learn more.

Viewing this artefact doesn't necessarily give me specific ideas of things to make, but it does help me see what kind of ideas are effective, and works as an example for something that truly works.

My first reaction to seeing this artefact was surprise by the sheer number of poppies. To see the sea of red and know each one is an individual life and saddening.

This artefact is amazing at stiring emotions in people, it has so much symbolism, and is so buetiful that it creates this wonder and sorrow that allows people to connect more and place more meaning on the artwork. People who had family in the war can also reflect there storys onto the poppys which creates a more personal relationship.

This artefact inspired me a lot on how we can stir emotions and allow audience members to better understand the war.

The exhibit seemed strange, and I didn't understand the flowers falling outside the building.

This shows that millions died over nothing, with every flower representing a fellow soldier who died in the war.

Nothing for now, but we could use small objects to have a value to represent the lost lives caused by inventions from the War.

My reaction is admiration and wonder at the grandeur of this piece

It is effective at stirring emotions cause it shows how many people lost their lives in the war and also how each of those lives belonged to a human being

This artifact gives me many ideas on how to inspire an audience by showing how you can use impact and large scale to give your audience awe, as well as focusing on the little details and individuals, or the things that make up the whole because the audience connects most to that

The sculptures are very well made, good glazing.

It fully shows how many people died, in a way that is easier to comprehend.

Not really as our artifact is trying to do something completly different.

It's crazy because there are so many poppies.

Yes, they were effective.

Yes it does gives me ideas on how to inspire an audience.

My first reaction was just being in awe of the countless lives that were lost in this war.

I think this helps people understand how many lives were really lost, not just a number, but a physical representation of the lives.

This gave me ideas on how to connect our artefact to inspire people.

My first reaction was that they are very beautiful works of art and for a great cause.

I think that these helped a lot of people think about how the war was and understand how they felt.

Yes, this artefact helped me understand how to inspire an audience.

My first reaction was that it is a beautiful peice of art that shows us how many were apart of WWI and lost their lives.

This artifact is good at stirring emotions because it shows each life that was lost fighting for their families and country.

Yes because it helps me show the impact of the war and how many people were lost.

This artifact showed me how many people died in the war and how many lives were lost to protect the peace that we take for granted today. I was shocked by the amount of poppies.

The scale of the poppies is extremely beneficial in stirring emotions in viewers. Whether or not visitors have a personal connection to World War 1, they will witness a beautiful art piece that commemorates the soldiers' bravery.

Viewing this artifact has made me realize that you don't need to build a large tank or airplane to inspire and educate people about WWI. Instead, you can focus on creating art which represents the effects of the war.

My first reactions to seeing this WWI Primary Exhibit Artefact were that it was beautiful and there were so many flowers-so impactiful representing all those soldiers. I thought about how much effort was put in to making this, especially after hearing it was all ceramic.

This artifact is very effective at stirring people's emotions if they know the context and it's representation, even more so if they go see it in person. People who see it may want to learn more about these soldiers lives and the reason for such mass casualty. It would be especially interesting to those who have personal experience, like family in the war.

Viewing this artifact reminds me of the kool-aid act in the revolutionary trial story, the blood-red juice dissipating all the salt, representing many casualties. It gives ideas on how to create an artifact that with context and enough effort, can really impact an audience, with little words.

My first reaction to this Exhibit was that it was beautiful and extremely creative.

This artefact is effective at stirring emotions because death is such a powerful and looming concept that all people understand. It spans across languages and cultures. Death is inevitable, and the commemoration of death is one of the oldest traditions known to man.

Viewing this article has inspired me to make my exhibit more emotionally engaging. Emotion is what draws people in and helps them connect.

My first reaction to this was powerful everyone from all over the world came together and made this representation of everyone who was lost during the war. This is powerful and brings hope to me.

People felt connections to their families. It stirred up emotions cause each flower represented a life. Grandparents could tell their grandkids about how this war impacted them.

This artifact gives me many ideas on how to inspire an audience by showing the emotional effect of the war.

My first reaction was how the poppies looked like blood flowing and spilling from the towers. I was in awe at how many poppies they made.

I think what makes this artefact so emotional is that each poppy represents a soldier who died in the war, so we can have peace.

The artefact gave me ideas to intrigue people to go to our display.

My first reaction was happiness when I learned how much people have contributed toward remembering every soldier during the war.

I think this artefact is able to help families cope and help connect the almost the whole world together.

I think that showing everyone the bigger picture and scale of how much damage the war has caused it will give a bigger impact to the audience.

I was very impressed at the sheer amount of poppies, and that they were all handcrafted.

Once you know that every poppy is a life, it is very impactful. I also think the bright red to look like blood heightens this. It helps make the sheer amount of life lost more processible.

This inspired me to use symbolism in our artifact; it doesn't need to be one specific object, it can be a display or something symbolic.

I was impressed by how much the poppies looked like blood.

This artefact is so thought-provoking and inspires such grief, even in people who've never experienced the pains of war before.

The simultaneously interactive and awe-inspiring scale are elements I want to incorporate into my team's P.

Initially, I was shocked at how many people, even just British, died in the war. Then I was inspired by the sheer number of people who helped with this display to make sure they were remembered.

The way the poppies are placed and how vibrant they are draws attention to them and makes it clear what each one is supposed to represent (a life).

This artifact gives me a good idea on how to inspire an audience, specifically how to make an eye-catching artifact and draw people in.

My reaction is that it must have been really hard and took a lot of time to make the flowers and also to put them in and take them out

I think it's effective at stirring emotions because it shows you visually how many people died without it just being a number

Yes it helps give me ideas on how to inspire an audience

That's so many dead, so much blood, so many poppies. Thank you for your service.

This artifact is really good at stirring emotions, seeing all the poppies really brings a visual to the amount of people dead. Only in the British Empire, too, which also helps visualize how many people around the world died.

Use something moving and beautiful to help understand the impact of the war.

My first reaction was disbelief, as it is so impressive and beautiful the way they are remembering the lost soldiers of the First World War.

This artifact is good at stirring emotions since it can easily connect to family members who lost someone in the war, as if it were a grandparent or greatgrandparent. Family members connect to each poppy as if it were the person they lost, and their name is read out loud so everyone can remember them.

This showed me that we have to make something memberable something that will inspire people and make them remember it. It helped me think of ideas relating to my teams theme.

My first reaction was just wow. I was thinking about the fact that so many people died. I was also thinking about how creative of an idea it was. Definitely not something I could have thought of.

I think this exhibit was extremely effective. It makes you think about the individuals who died as well as how big of a group it really was.

I think this exhibit artifact shows the reality of things, which is something I would like to recreate in my exhibit.

I felt moved when I first saw the poppies, especially when it panned out and showed just how many there were.

I think this artefact is great at stirring emotions and making people think about the impact, and how this many deaths were only from one nation, and it doesn't even include the rest. really makes you think about the impact

It might've given me some ideas, especially regarding scale (or the implication of scale)

My first reaction was being amazed by the story it tells

The artifact really emphasised the scale of all the lives lost and reminded people that each life belonged to someone unique with their own hopes and dreams.

It gives me the idea that we need to tell a convinceing and thought provocing story

My first reaction to seeing this WW1 Primary Exhibit Artifact was how many of the poppies there are and how they are laid out. I think it's amazing the amount of them and how much time and effort it took to be able to make this beautiful memorial. It really made an impact.

This artifact stirs many emotions by making people wonder how many people died and how they sacrificed their lives to make today what it is.

Yes, it shows how something so simple can mean a lot and inspire others.