project 2 by Silin Huang

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this is the game they talked about in that podcast. you can draw anything you want. but I wonder how can make this interactive happen in my booklet

Joshdata.me. 2022. Iceberger. [online] Available at: [Accessed 30 January 2022].

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This book is about incomplete information leading to different assumptions and imaginations.

shuang02202011 — 2021-11-17 12:40:41 UTC

After listening to the podcast and the first tutorial, MY idea was to draw a book about all kinds of strange dinosaurs. Because what the podcast is saying is that dinosaurs are actually based on human assumptions

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I started imagining drawing all kinds of dinosaurs, because staying on the information level would get me into trouble. I tried toner painting, because the image of dinosaurs is vague to us, like incomplete information, and toner properties fit this.

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The tail is a horn on the front and a tail on the back, and the interaction is amazing.

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In the second tutorial, Angela told me that she liked the pastel dinosaur I drew very much, especially the texture of the toner overlay and the dim small eyes. Because my original idea was to draw different dinosaurs, different from the realistic style, because no one had ever seen them. It even has a nice title. It's called things you don't know about dinosaurs

Therefore, I spent the whole week drawing toner dinosaurs. Since toner is difficult to modify, I treated every draft as final.

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In the third tutorial, Angela gave me some advice. The advice on the screen was to try to make it more interesting, and the advice on the text was to find the sense of rhythm when turning over the book.

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I really like the texture of the brush drawn with a slightly tattered brush during screen printing, which gives me a natural and wild feeling, just like the attributes of the dinosaur itself.

screen printing

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I have tried several different dinosaur collages in the workshop, and the most favorite is adding different background color blocks

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Harbin, D., 2014. Behold, the dinosaurs!. London: Nobrow.

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Harbin, D., 2014. Behold, the dinosaurs!. London: Nobrow.

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This is a dinosaur egg, but if I don't put words on it maybe it won't be very clear to my audience, but if I put some little dinosaur limbs on the side of the egg maybe it will be clearer.

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This picture depicts a cave, but the picture is not clear. On reflection, I found that the cave looks like a snail shell. I changed the dinosaur into a snail.

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So I modified the text, because the font and the picture on the computer were a little bit inconsistent, I decided to write it myself, tried several brushes, and found that the duck feather I picked up on the road was particularly effective. Because the thickness of the line is different, the whole sentence seems to have a sound.

shuang02202011 — 2022-01-27 22:19:46 UTC

I want to add something interactive, like winding the head of a dinosaur with iron wire, but the effect is not obvious and the achievement is not complete enough

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I try to combine iceberg with dinosaurs. I can see one iceberg on the screen, but there are four when I pull it up. Because of the limitations of human eyes, I can't see what is behind.

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So the whole zine is really talking about whether what we see is real or whether we think we see the tip of the iceberg, but it's not the traditional tip of the iceberg, what we think is far from what we think.

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After the second tutorial, the teacher said that we should listen to the podcast repeatedly to find the key information. What the podcast wants to convey, maybe we can find a point in it to develop.

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For the first time, the workshop tried different forms. In particular, the effect of combining form and story will be much better than that of form alone, even if it is only a simple interaction effect.

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Watercolor dinosaur, want to try other medium effect, but look a little scary

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Line Hachem（2021） The Bath
Available at: https://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/line-hachem-illustration-181021

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恐龙网 (2021)长脖子的恐龙 Available at: http://www.zhklw.com/changbozi.html (30 October 2021).

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Iceberg (2021) . Available at: https://joshdata.me/iceberger.html (Accessed: 31 October 2021).

shuang02202011 — 2022-01-28 10:40:36 UTC

Since I had no interest in dinosaurs when I was young, I thought I might make new discoveries by exploring things I was not familiar with or disliked.

shuang02202011 — 2022-01-28 10:46:43 UTC

So imagine some scenes about all kinds of dinosaurs in zine. They drew different dinosaurs like encyclopedias. The dinosaur with the longest neck, the dinosaur with the human head, etc.

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Originally, there was no lizard in this picture, but Angela suggested that it eat apples in the back and grab a small animal in the front.

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99% Invisible. 2022. Welcome to Jurassic Art Redux - 99% Invisible. [online] Available at: [Accessed 30 January 2022].

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Dinosaurs in Crystal Palace Park (1852) (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Accessed：https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/welcome-to-jurassic-art-redux

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Deinonychus in full sprint, as drawn by Robert Bakker ’67
99percentinvisible (2021）Welcome to Jurassic Art Redux. Available at: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/welcome-to-jurassic-art-redux/ (Accessed: 31 October 2021).

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