Loved how you hid yourself from the camera like a shady character and vandalized the areas of Tampa (artfully). The blog link was a cool effect as well. Very good construction of the Bulldog, the scenes of you cutting him out, and displaying him around town are very good.
I agree that Tron was the best. The blue and clear lights from the advertisement board really added color and beauty to your bulldog display.
Your project also brought out a child memory to me. I remembered as a kid, during Easter time, my 2nd grade teacher used to put pictures (made of construction paper) of a baby pig all around our school and our objective as kids was to learn to "read", "understand", and "follow clue like directions."
They were displayed all over school, on the picnic tables, up the stairs, by the lockers, etc.
Each one of us as students had to do it alone and once we arrived at the final clue which lead to our destination, I believed it was the auditorium. We were greeted with an easter basket of candy.
Anyway, I believe your piece added artistic effects too of abstracting the methodology of understanding, reading, and following patterns.
bianca, this was such a cool idea! i love how you went around an posted the bulldog in public places..very risky. i also thought that it was interesting how you connected the picture to a blog so the people who saw it could interact as well. im interested to see how many people actually go visit the blog! soo cool, great job!
You've been wanting to do something like this for a while, havent you? Really clever how you tied it into technology (did you ever get the bulldog's blog to work?) Very cool - a project to continue. See how many cities you can tag!
Bianca, I. love. this. project. You are such a talented artist and that bulldog was such a cool design. You places you picked to put up the bullionaire accentuated it. I think putting music to the background of the video would complete it.
If you didn't wear all black with the hoodie on this wouldn't have been half as good as it was. It was fun to watch you publicly deface various places, interested to see if some of them are still there when you go back home.
The Bulldog over Tron was beautiful, which I'm sure you will hear many times.
ReplyDeleteThe best part was your outfit. You looked like a thug and a bit sinister.
Really cool job.
ReplyDeleteLoved how you hid yourself from the camera like a shady character and vandalized the areas of Tampa (artfully). The blog link was a cool effect as well. Very good construction of the Bulldog, the scenes of you cutting him out, and displaying him around town are very good.
I agree that Tron was the best. The blue and clear lights from the advertisement board really added color and beauty to your bulldog display.
Your project also brought out a child memory to me. I remembered as a kid, during Easter time, my 2nd grade teacher used to put pictures (made of construction paper) of a baby pig all around our school and our objective as kids was to learn to "read", "understand", and "follow clue like directions."
They were displayed all over school, on the picnic tables, up the stairs, by the lockers, etc.
Each one of us as students had to do it alone and once we arrived at the final clue which lead to our destination, I believed it was the auditorium. We were greeted with an easter basket of candy.
Anyway, I believe your piece added artistic effects too of abstracting the methodology of understanding, reading, and following patterns.
Very good job :)
bianca,
ReplyDeletethis was such a cool idea! i love how you went around an posted the bulldog in public places..very risky. i also thought that it was interesting how you connected the picture to a blog so the people who saw it could interact as well. im interested to see how many people actually go visit the blog!
soo cool, great job!
You've been wanting to do something like this for a while, havent you? Really clever how you tied it into technology (did you ever get the bulldog's blog to work?) Very cool - a project to continue. See how many cities you can tag!
ReplyDeleteBianca,
ReplyDeleteI. love. this. project. You are such a talented artist and that bulldog was such a cool design. You places you picked to put up the bullionaire accentuated it. I think putting music to the background of the video would complete it.
If you didn't wear all black with the hoodie on this wouldn't have been half as good as it was. It was fun to watch you publicly deface various places, interested to see if some of them are still there when you go back home.
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