Stories and Illustrations
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
FINAL!
I decided to do my final project using the theme of the seven deadly sins...
In order to carry this out, I first collected stories from various people about times in their lives when they were faced with the different sins..
..after obtaining their tales, I illustrated them.
Above, is my complete, final project.
Enjoy!
In order to carry this out, I first collected stories from various people about times in their lives when they were faced with the different sins..
..after obtaining their tales, I illustrated them.
Above, is my complete, final project.
Enjoy!
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
For my final project I will collect stories from seven people about times when they have encountered the seven sins in their daily lives. After obtaining these stories, I will illustrate them, creating a collection of pieces with the common thread of the modernized seven sins. In order to create a stronger bond between the audience and the work, I will combine both medias, (the illustrations and the recordings), to give the viewer a greater understanding of the piece.
11/19: Find and record people telling stories about each of the seven sins.
11/26: Draw each story out. In order to complete this task on time, draw one picture a day.
12/3: Combine the pictures with the recorded stories in a quicktime movie.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
~Sick Day: The Three Narratives~
1) The first comic, SICK, is of what really happened when I was sick
2) The second comic, Flashback, is a flashback from when I felt better
3) The last comic, DISTORTION, is of how I was seeing everything when I was sick...
The running line throughout the page is "Hey, are you OK? You don't look so great."
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
My Data
Key:
Blue: In the Dorm
Red: In Class
Yellow: On the Bus
Orange: Somewhere else
Depending on the intensity of the color:
Darker: negative emotion
Lighter: positive emotion
*click for full view*
Blue: In the Dorm
Red: In Class
Yellow: On the Bus
Orange: Somewhere else
Depending on the intensity of the color:
Darker: negative emotion
Lighter: positive emotion
*click for full view*
What I Learned
After completing this project, (one week of tracking my emotions by writing them down everytime I look at a clock), I realized a few things about myself that I wouldn’t normally assume. Though I’m a happy person, I noticed that when I check the time I’m usually waiting for something to happen, so I’m anxious or in some other mood that generally isn’t described as ‘good.’ In the mornings I check the time a lot because I'll be waking up and my alarm will go off. Though I thought I checked the time more when I was on the bus to classes, that was actually the place where I looked at my clock the least. Unfortunately, if someone who didn't know me looked at my data, I don' t think they'd see me as a very enjoyable person to be around. Somehow I'm almost always recorded as being either tired or showing some level of discomfort.
The Passing of Time
Over a week I tracked my emotions by writing down one word to express my feelings every time I checked the clock.
Friday, September 5, 2008
Bleh
Today I woke up and felt like crap.
At the moment I'm drowning in the wrappers of all of the cough drops I've opened.
I hope this bug goes away soon.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
8:52 in the morning
It's early on Wednesday morning and I'm attempting to wake up.
.I
..am
...having
....fun
.....goofing
......off
.......on
......this
.....blog.
....~Me
...p.s.
..This is a link to this blog!
.http://typingintimearts.com
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