Final Group Project
Dominic : A+ Powerpoint & Music
Kofi : A+ Organized the Group & Took Perspective Picture
Liz Lynch : A+ Pic Stitch, Made Pizza, Bought Pandinis
Liz Cox : A+ "Pie" Creation
Tara : A+ Pizza Toppings/Munchies Picture
Process
We met as a group
and did some brainstorming on what we all seem to have in common. The result of
our devising was the Italian delicacy, pizza.
This became our theme and this is because not only do we all like the dish
but also a pizza is usually made with eight slices, this was pivotal to our
project especially since we had to address eight different aspects and
categories to the final project.
Synopsis
For
the final project we chose point of view aspect, in this category we made use
of the fisheye lens to give the perspective of somebody being delivered a
pizza. Next was the double entendre section, where we exploited pictures of
pizza made in the shape of the mathematical symbol, pie. With the multi frame
department, the act of making a pizza was caught in three frames. The framing
of the image category happened to be overlapping in our other sections due to
the fact that each picture used was edited and cropped to display what we
wanted. Next was the symbol aspect of the project, in this dimension we created
a picture of a pizza decorated with pepperonis in the shape of a marijuana
leaf. We used this iconic leaf because
it is much more than a representation for drugs but rather a modern day symbol
for youth and recreation. In the life and death segment, we decided to stick
with our theme therefore we illustrated a prepared pizza ready for consumption
and on the other hand a devoured pizza signified by the crust left in the box.
Lastly, in the sound portion, we made use of a vintage traditional Italian song
to strengthen our piece as well as give it a sense familiarity and harmony.
Transcending Numbers:
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| #9 |
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| #17 |
Ranking Groups:
- Berkeley/Jeslin- most creative/out of the box
- Michael/Dom/Connor- gave you a real feel for a game situation
- Micaela's group- multiple views with back drop
- Wendy's group- different type of perspective/ also out of the box
- Andrea/Peter- interesting perspective from worker's point of view
- Kofi/Liz- didn't understand the point of view
- Stevie/Megan- didn't understand the pic without explaination
- Tara's group- good idea but not executed well
- Erin's group- too simple
- Ben/Spencer- boring, also simple
Point of View
Connor Zazzo, Mike Ciluffo, Dominic Gallone
"Heads Up"
The away team is behind by one point and it is the last minute of the game. They have the opportunity to bring it back and tie the game to go into overtime. This one kick gives them the chance that they have been waiting for all season. The kicker is ready to make the shot, and send both teams into overtime. The winner of this game, will be the conference champion.
World Record
 The world record for most weight lifted by a tongue is roughly 28 lbs. by Thomas Blackthorne in 2008. Four Black Squares  |
| Tension List #1 |
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| Order List #1 |
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| Complicated List #2 |
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| Productive List #2 |
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| Leader List #3 |
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| Paranoid List #3 |
List of Six Words:
1. Outgoing
2. Popular
3. Paranoid
4. Wild
5. Leader
6. Motivated
Triangle, Circle, Square
Bar Code
Final:
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Line: A continuous mark with width and height, but no depth, made with a moving point.
Examples: The yellow field goal posts behind our heads would be a "Line".
As well as the white yard lines at our feet.
Shape: Enclosed area defined by lines or color.
Examples: The bowling ball leads as a circle into the triangular "marks" on the alley floor.
The square and rectangular buildings above the pins also represent shapes.
Space: The area around, between, or within components of an artwork.
Examples: The wooden posts are lines spaced from the rectangular fences.
Texture: Refers to the tactile quality of an object, whether real or perceived through the image.
Example: The clouds look like a fluffy, pillow-like, texture.
Example: Firework is an obvious point of focus in the center of the image.
Balance: sense of visual symmetry in the art work; components of an image are arranged around a focal point
Example: Symmetry of Michael Jordan taking shots. M.J. shooting is arranged around the image of Jordan & 23.
Harmony: similar colors are balanced throughout the artwork.
Examples: The North Carolina crowd's famous Carolina blue & White, flood the crowd in a harmonic fashion.
Variety: Interesting visual piece, using of several contrasting elements of art.
Examples: The extra large signs in proportion to the people, along with the different stars which provide plenty of emphasis that only All-Stars stay at this resort.
Movement: Shapes, Colors, Lines, and forms direct the eye around a work.
Examples: The sets of pins, ceiling tiles, multiple bowling balls, and the floor rectangular boards.
Proportion: Shapes & Objects that lead the viewer to believe they are closer and much smaller.
Examples: The buildings in the back look smaller than the extra large palm trees close by.
Rhythm: The eye follows a path of colors & shapes, or motifs, around the composition.
Examples: The eye automatically follows the double rainbow around the house in the main image.
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Unity: A harmonious art work that uses many elements to create the figure.
Examples: The many colors & shapes ultimately make the picture.
Life & Death
Three Frames
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