Sunday, February 16, 2014
Friday, February 14, 2014
Notice What You Notice
Cheetah Stuffed Animal
- Soft like a blanket
- Mostly a brown that's a shade of caramel
- Made of tiny little hairs
- Short hairs about 3 mm
- Squishy but returns to the normal shape
- 4 legs
- 1 tail
- 1 head
- 2 ears
- Black spots in odd shapes with rounded edges
- Spots about the size of a dime
- Seam down its back continued around its tail
- Hair under the chin and on the stomach longer
- Longer hair about 7 mm
- Smooth and shiny eyes like glass
- Eyes are a dark yellow
- Stomach a lighter beige color
- Area above eyes and below nose, chin, and behind ears white
- Black around ears
- Weight approximately more than 1 lb. but less than 2 lbs.
- Inside ears a dark beige
- 3 black spots on both sides of the mouth under the white fur about the size of a nerd candy
- Seams around the longer fur but not through the longer fur
- Nose made of black felt
- Nose in the shape of an upside down isosceles triangle with rounded edges
- Nose is wide, about 1 inch but short, about 0.5 inches
- Bottom of paws made of short fur, about 2 mm
- Bottom of paws a darker beige than the stomach, but lighter than the inside of the ears
- Bottom of paws have 2 pieces of thread about 1 inch long each
- Thread on bottom of paws about 0.5 inches apart
- Seams on the back of the legs
- White tag on top left of the back left leg with black type, about 2 inch long and 0.5 inches wide
- Tail about 2 inches long and 1.5 inches around
- Mouth made of black thread about 0.5 inches long and wide
- Mouth thread about 3 mm down then curves into an upside down U
- Mouth thread thicker than the thread on the bottom of the paws by 1 mm
- Seam across head from the back of each ears
- Seam from top of head down to its neck
- About 50 black spots
- Black hair, forming a diagonal line above each eye
- Black hair continues on sides of the nose
- Black hair on the side of the nose is a squiggly line
- Black hair on the side of the nose is approximately parallel to the seams from the sides of the nose down to the long fur
- Ears are about 190 degree circles
- Ears curved concave toward the front of the face
- Head about the size of a softball
- Nose area protrudes about an inch
- Legs about 3 inches long each and 2 inches around
- Feet about 5 mm wider than the leg
- Overall, cheetah about the size of a teacup dog
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Art of Seeing Comments
Megan Kiley, Liz Lynch, Kofi French Cudjoe
- Strong movement and emphasis pictures
- Proportion and rhythm were very similar, so it's difficult to tell the difference between the terms
- Unity explanation was confusing to understand
Orlando Rivera, Connor Zazzo, Erin Brockman
- Overall, good job
- Great images
- Nice variety of locations
Peter Insdorf, Ben Dreiker, Micaela Figueroa
- Some posting issues (repeated images, grammar)
- Clear photos
- Good idea for space
Alex Medvedev, Morgan Rudd, Jeslin Ritz
- Nice overall images
- Could have a clearer unity explanation
Berkley Whaley, Spencer Haberman, Elizabeth Cox
- Creative texture image
- Confusing space image
- Could have a clearer emphasis image
Michael Ciluffo, Tara O'Connor, Michael Womack
- Great color photo
- Creative texture photo
- Confusing variety and unity photos
Stevie Ruzich, Frank Calo
- Very good and clear images
- Wonder where some were taken
- Strong unity and movement pictures
Partners:
Journal #1
I got a nice little package today in the mail. These little guys came all the way from MA to help me with my project! :)
They were so disappointed that it's raining today. They thought Florida was sunny all the time.
Sorry, guys. :/
Thank goodness they reminded me to grab an umbrella before class! I think I'm going to like having them around this semester... ;)
Thursday, February 6, 2014
Ryan Horvath Observations & Questions
Observations:
- There are so many different textures in your work.
- There seems to be a nature theme.
- The blur in pictures recurs.
- Three sculptures appear to look the same, but different medium is used for each.
- Many of the pieces you can't tell what they are immediately.
- Do you edit your photos?
- Do you use a digital or film camera?
- What is your favorite medium to work with?
- Do you have any themes or pieces that are grouped together?
- Is there any significance to the photos in the background of one of the sculptures?
Art of Seeing Group Project
Line: The lines
on the bench are mainly parallel and horizontal.
Shape: The tire
of this car can be seen as a circle.
Emphasis: The
stop sign is emphasized in this picture because the red color makes it more
prominent, especially when compared to the black street sign.
Balance: The
lines mirroring each other on the basketball court create balance.
Variety: The
contrast between the lines above and the circular fountain along with the
texture of the palm trees in the background provides variety.
Movement: The
blurred colors around the soccer players’ shoes portray their movement.
Proportion: The
tree in front of Sykes chapel appears almost the same size as Sykes chapel,
simply because it was closer to us.
Rhythm: The
repetitious lines emphasize the sign.
Unity: The
different lines, shapes, colors, and textures create an aesthetically appealing
image.
Partners:
Jennifer McElroy
Andrea Diaz
Partners:
Jennifer McElroy
Andrea Diaz
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