5 & 5 With Claire Sherwood - 3/26/14
Hannah and Mikes Rankings for Perspective Photos
Observations:
1. Theres a lot of rock sculpture
2. Art pieces are large
3. Use of walls
4. Very interesting videos
5. Uses what seems to be icing for cakes as decorations
Questions:
1. What are your inspirations usually for your works?
2. How do you record and edit your videos?
3. Do you also cook or bake goods, i see you have alot of use with icing.
4. What is your artistic background, and how has it developed or has it not?
5. What is your favorite piece that you have created?
5.Sophie and Anna- I liked the idea it was clever. The blurring of the background was a good idea and made it clear I also liked the panorama.
6. Ziona and Hazel- Strong photo I liked how it was unique. The editing was very detailed.
3. Taylor and - I really like the perspective the angle made the picture stronger and I liked how it was black and white.
9. Jesse and Maddy- A little confusing but a good idea. I liked the flies eye concept.
4. Olivia and Pasama- Clever and funny but the editing could have been better.
2. Ashley and Honda - Powerful and clever idea. The editing was very good and clear. Strongest concept.
1. Dan and Anthony- Good idea had a unique take and I liked the editing. The picture was one which looked very clean. Best editing
7.Ricky and Scott- Good idea very simple. Could have angled the lines a little more to make it look more than just lines.
10.Stephanie and Kat- Had a good idea the editing could have been a little different or could have had it be the goalies perspective instead.
11.Damian and Arielle- A little confusing. A good concept but may have found a way to make the meaning a little clearer. Maybe taking the women out and keeping the statue.
8. Ryan and - Good concept I would have taken out the black focus meter makes it a little confusing. I like how the surroundings were blurred. Good theme using sports because you are only focused on that.
Jason Hacket Questions/Observations - 3/5/14
Observations:
1. There are a lot of feet ceramics
2. Theres religious pieces
3. Dull colors
4. Lots of black and white
5. fine detail in plates
Questions:
1. What are the religious pieces conveying?
2. How do you create your ceramics?
3. What kind of meanings are your works portraying?
4. Are there a lot of rough draft type pieces of work you have before making your final project?
5. Whats the whole idea of feet in your work?
Tim Roda Questions/Observations - 2/24/14
Observations:
1. He uses a lot of black and white photography
2. There are humans incorporated into his photos/art
3. A ton of use of shadows
4. Small children are in a bunch of the pieces of art
5. Uses dept in his picture. good use of fore ground
Questions:
1. What messages are you trying to convey in your work?
2. Why are you using children in your photos?
3. What inspires your art work?
4. How do you want people to view your work?
5. What lead you into this style of art and what has your past history of art effected you now?
Response to Interview with Tim Roda - 2/26/14
After skyping with Tim we learned who is as a person and what influenced a lot of his works that he created. He is hustling his way through life and constantly moving with his family of four young boys and his wife. The pictures being black and white are portraying and older feel and theme and he prefers it this way just because of the certain film he is using. Some of the pictures depict him and his family together but don't really portray happiness. Just from his style of art it's challenging to determine what emotion he is giving off.
Pre-Zombie Apocolypse - 2/24/14
This picture could have been taken at a giant warehouse store selling goods. Some examples of what this store can be is: a super Walmart, a Publix, a Target or Stop and Shop. The picture has: drinks, snacks, food, candy, soda, water, shelves, cans, boxes, cleaning supplies, price tags, caution wet sign as well as 2 people. The picture seems like an organized chaos. There is a lot of different colors , shapes and sizes all in this one small area. The people in the store seem to be curious and are trying to find/pick what product that they want. They are possibly overwhelmed by the amount of products in front of them and are having a hard time deciding. It appears to be a snapshot from a security camera. Before this image was taken it is a calm store with not too many customers. After the picture was taken, the store was overtaken by Zombie's and other blood sucking creatures that are determined to take all the resources the store provides for them. This photo is trying to convey that as Americans we have more then we need, in other countries they have never seen so many products in one area. We are a society full of consumers who want more then we actually need
Color Assignment (BLUE) - 2/18/14
The color I chose is blue because I personally love the water and blue skies. I took this picture while at the pool here on UT campus. I used an app called "Colorsplash" which allowed me to make myself black and white and show only the colors of which I chose. You can see different shades of blue in this photo. My glasses have a reflection mirror lens on them so the blue seems to be very vibrant and loud while the sky behind me has a fade from light blue to a navy. The popsicle that I'm eating is a carolina blue. I respond to this color in a positive way because it's natural and easy on the eyes.
The Black Square Problem
Project 1 review:
Ashley Mastrogiovanni, Michael Bono, Damian Arbuckle
- On Olivias blog we thought the harmony picture was interesting. At first we thought it was upside down and after reading the description we realized that it was a reflection of the image in the water.
- On Pasama's blog we liked the movement picture. It was interesting to see the straight away of the track flow into the curve, making the appearance of movement.
- On Maddie's blog we liked the space picture. The palm tree's in the picture are emphasized by the space between them
- On honda's blog he demonstrates "color" with a picture in downtown tampa, of a set of red chairs amongst light brown bricks and green vegetation. The contrast is amazing between the hotter and lighter tones.
- On hanna's blog they portrayed balance with the tennis courts. the net separates each side and there are white lines separating it also. Each side has a bench and a square box that surrounds its side of the court.
- on Ziona's blog she has a zoomed in photo of either her lips or someone else's but this picture represents texture. We like this photo because you can really see all the little details and true texture.
- On taylor's blog, the picture of the minaret from 13 century emphasized the angle of the picture.In this picture the minaret seem huge compared to the palm trees. Which is obviously is bigger.
Ashley Mastrogiovanni, Michael Bono, Damian Arbuckle
- On Olivias blog we thought the harmony picture was interesting. At first we thought it was upside down and after reading the description we realized that it was a reflection of the image in the water.
- On Pasama's blog we liked the movement picture. It was interesting to see the straight away of the track flow into the curve, making the appearance of movement.
- On Maddie's blog we liked the space picture. The palm tree's in the picture are emphasized by the space between them
- On honda's blog he demonstrates "color" with a picture in downtown tampa, of a set of red chairs amongst light brown bricks and green vegetation. The contrast is amazing between the hotter and lighter tones.
- On hanna's blog they portrayed balance with the tennis courts. the net separates each side and there are white lines separating it also. Each side has a bench and a square box that surrounds its side of the court.
- on Ziona's blog she has a zoomed in photo of either her lips or someone else's but this picture represents texture. We like this photo because you can really see all the little details and true texture.
- On taylor's blog, the picture of the minaret from 13 century emphasized the angle of the picture.In this picture the minaret seem huge compared to the palm trees. Which is obviously is bigger.
"Notice What You Notice"
50 observations about my Hurley Phantom Sandals
1. Blue
2. Black
3. Hurley (Brand)
4. Nike Free Run Technology
5. Soft feeling
6. Padded
7. support
8. rubber
9. texture
10. grip
11. patterns
12. dirty
13. foot molded
14. smelly
15. flat
16. curly
17. waterproof
18. size of my foot
19. broken in
20. faded
21. logo
22. ridges
23. open air
24. Phantom
25. bends
26. forms to foot
27. comfortable
28. easy to run in
29. stylish
30. newest technology
31. flexes
32. easy to wear
33. expensive to buy
34. two toned
35. Alligator shaped foot print
36. breathes
37. conforms
38. grooves
39. Natural motion for walking
40. washable
41. mesh
42. can be used to swat fly's
43. bounces when dropped
44. squeaks when wet
45. sticks to gum
46. can leave tan lines
47. lasts a lot longer then average
48. rounded front and back
49. thick
50. floats on top of water
Ashley Mastrogiovanni, Michael Bono, Damian Arbuckle
- On Olivias blog we thought the harmony picture was interesting. At first we thought it was upside down and after reading the description we realized that it was a reflection of the image in the water.
- On Pasama's blog we liked the movement picture. It was interesting to see the straight away of the track flow into the curve, making the appearance of movement.
- On Maddie's blog we liked the space picture. The palm tree's in the picture are emphasized by the space between them
- On honda's blog he demonstrates "color" with a picture in downtown tampa, of a set of red chairs amongst light brown bricks and green vegetation. The contrast is amazing between the hotter and lighter tones.
- On hanna's blog they portrayed balance with the tennis courts. the net separates each side and there are white lines separating it also. Each side has a bench and a square box that surrounds its side of the court.
- on Ziona's blog she has a zoomed in photo of either her lips or someone else's but this picture represents texture. We like this photo because you can really see all the little details and true texture.
- On taylor's blog, the picture of the minaret from 13 century emphasized the angle of the picture.In this picture the minaret seem huge compared to the palm trees. Which is obviously is bigger.
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