
Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Same But Different
Take photographs of the found object or everyday object and we chose henry the hover. Take the whole circumfereance of the object and in different locations. So all of us took photos of our own henry the hover in different locations and situations, we found out that some of us henry is used alot more than others mine had an label on it other ones had parts missing, or it was never used.
we did some research into henry the hover the history behind it and the prices and what each indiviual hover does.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/026-2408029-4594828?ie=UTF8&keywords=numatic%5Fvacuum%5Fcleaners&search-type=ss&index=kitchen-uk look at this website.
http://www.affordablegroup.co.uk/?gclid=CKSUt7H1o4wCFQrlQgodAWebMw look at this website.
Here are some of the questions :-
how are going to clasify henry price, use etc
what are group
why are Henrys in some university halls and not in others?
form of catalogue
infantilism - making people younger than they are
Anthronophic
similar environments studios,industrial
where did his name come from
how are going to catatlogue- humourus? serious?what route
physical, texture etc.
Factual Exercise
The performance must be based on facts you have researched about the individual’s life.
- Stella Rimmington
- Erasmus Darwin
- George Green (the younger)
- Laura Knight
- George Africanus
- Harold Shipman
You can use multimedia artefacts in any way to both create and but the piece must have performance at the heart of it.
George Green this is the person that as a group we got assigned. So we decided to research him on the internet and look in the library we found numerous George Greens, we found the rite George Green. We found out that George Green was born on 14 July in 1793-31 May 184. He was a British Mathematicain and physicit. He wrote An Essay on the Application of Mathematical Analysis to the Theories of Electricity and Magnetism (Green, 1828). The essay introduced several important concepts, among them a theorem similar to modern Greens theorem. George Green was almost entirely self-taught. Throughout his career he kept his interest in electricitythe main focus on how things work.
George wanted to use mathematics to understand more bout magnetism. He used mathematics for many ways to understand, he used his new mathematics to get a better understanding of what happens when light passes through a lens or prism.
He was born and lived for most of his life in the town of Sneinton,Nottinghamshire.
His father was a baker who had built and owned a brick windmill. Bromhead guided him into going to enter Cambridge University. He then entered as an undergraduate in 1833 at age 40. After his graduation in 1837 he stayed at Gonville and Caius College.
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Animation
backgroundthoughts
A nd i have also found out that there are many differnet ways to tag a wall , either spray paint it , stencil it , sticker it with a design and so on. By using all these different forms and medias makes the artist stand out from many different graffiti artists. And so from that i used a pental pen to draw my person on the wall.
London on a cricket ground
This image really grabbed my attention it reminded me of a graffiti artist called Hera and Den and Cade these artists all do portraits of celebrities or their interested in keeping the authenticity of the human portrait or body to attract tourists and make them think about who what and why and how.
Graffiti Woman book by Nicholaz Ganz Thames and Hudson
http://www.herakut.de/ visit this website Hera
www.fotolog.com/denparanoia www.extralargos.net visit these websites Den
This piece of graffiti was in Brighton on the Old Pier. I thought this image was thought alot about by having the halo already there an then putting this stenciled image on the pillar made the pier have a totally different feeling and concept towards the pier itself. It makes you think how the person thought about putting this mementos image on a pillar its like putting ' Che Guerra' on a t-shirt give the imagea totally different perspective of the image. For example Bansky uses images that we see everyday and take for advantage and he uses these images to make a statement. ' They say that graffiti frightens people and is symbolic of the decline in society; but graffiti is only dangerous in the mind of three types of people; politicans,advertising executives and graffiti writers'. He stenciled a wall in Soho 2001 of Mona Lisa with a rocket launcher.
look at Banksy Wall and Paper book century.
visit this website www.banksy.co.uk
this graffiti design is by an artist by Obey. Sometimes in a poster, sometimes stenciled or on a sticker the face peers down from everywhere.
The Obey image was found outside of the BALTIC was a large-scaled piece of graffiti that was printed on canvas. The images are stricking and attracted the eye.
http://www.artofthestate.co.uk/Graffiti/graffiti_sticker_obey_blue.htm visit this website to view more images.
http://www.balticmill.com/whatsOn/present/ExhibitionDetail.php?exhibID=53 visit this website for find out about Spank the monkey exhibition.
package ideas
I have been thinking about how a package could be designed at the same time appealing to the younger audience. I am still wanting to keep the urban style thatI have created to carry throughout my package, keeping the continuity. What the package involves flyers,reciept holder,t-shirt. I wanted to create an association with a TV image and then seeing t-shirts in shop. Whilst walking around town people seeing the t-shirt and noticing that its adverising E4 and so from that you would go and visit the website, and join the E4 website.
I also wanted the package not to be the standard package, i wanted it to be extended from paper to electronic to clothing.
The t-shirt would be sold in urban outfitter type shops.
The advertising
Concept wearing the t-shirt as they are walking around town advertising the e4 and people making relations seeing it in town and then seeing it on tv.
The visual media TV and the games industry making them come together
I also had an idea that I didn’t complete to designs sports wear for example trainers etc
Production technical quality and multimedia format delivery
Using Photoshop to manipulate the images and to design the flyers.
Premiere to edit the animation and to add effects to the animation
Digital photographs
I didn’t use fabric dye on the t-shirt if I was going do a bigger print I would of done screen printed. I used a fineliner pen to draw the image on the t-shirt I wanted to keep the design raw to fit in within the urban design.
I intended to just focus on girls t-shirts designs
I would of liked to produce more t-shirts to show that it will appeal to boys as well as girls.
ideas and research
Books:-
•Graffiti Woman- Thames & Hudson -Nicholas Gonz
•Banksy- century 2005
•I NY-New York street art –Die Gestalten Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin 2005.
•London Street Art –Prestel 2006
•The Art Of The Storyboards-Focal Press John Hart
•Film Directing Shot by Shot Visualizing from concept to screen- by Steven d. Katz , Michael Wiese Productions
•Websites:-
•http://www.graffitticreator.net/
•http://www.microzine.co.uk/ for inspiration with the flyers and posters
•http://www.netdiver.net/
•http://www.lovelyproductions.com/
•http://www.mediumbold.com/
•http://www.computerarts.co.uk/
Dvds:-
•Belle-Ville Rendezvous
•The Best Of British Animation Awards year
Artists:-
•Suzy Lee
•Hera
•Rio de janieno’s
•Ben Allen
Exhibitions:-
Baltic in Gateshead ‘spank the monkey’
ideas and research
•Using a graffiti style lettering the E4 logo which will evolve into different letters which would make E4.
•A woman walking down a street she doesn’t see a pot hole in the ground and falls down the hole and her hand comes out of the ground and she's got the E4 logo in her hand.
•A French restaurant scene where this character is having dinner and the waiter comes over and pours him some wine and when he starts to pour it the becomes problems the wine wont pour anymore there's something blocking it and he taps the end of the bottle and an E4 pops out.
•A woman walks down the street finds a egg and she continues down the street the egg starts to move she throws it on the floor and it cracks and the pieces of the egg float up and make the E4 logo.
•A graffiti image of a woman on a brick wall she comes out of the wall and starts to do graffiti and she starts to tag the wall which says E4.
Saturday, May 19, 2007
identities project
Nottingham Trent University Multimedia BA/BSc Course
Three years. Wide range of multimedia disciplines covered. Student led emphasis. The philosophy is that the course won’t get in the way of the student’s interest. It seeks to introduce, explore and reflect on multimedia theory, multimedia pratice and multimedia practitioners.
Course Structure
Each year has a successful principles and Practice module. This module seeks to provide wide ranging contextual overview of the Multimedia discipline.
Year One- Common first year. Narrative module and identities module.
Year Two- The exploring Multimedia module runs all year long. This module is made up of three components. The student is able to choose which of the three from nine components choices they wish to study.
Year Three- Client Project Module. Personal Research Project Module. The student is able to choose the subject for each of these modules.
Option Two
Trent Media
Trent Media consists of Fly FM, Trent TV and Platform. Both Nottingham universities involved.
http://www.trentstudents.org/trentmedia.
An awareness raising exercise as well as a content producing opportunity.
Option Three
E Stings 4
www.channel4.com/estings
E Stings 4 is an annual commission competition run by Channel Four in conjunction with Creative Review magazine.E4 is one of Channel Four televisions digital offshoot channels. The overall winner gets £15,000 from E4 to make a series of idents. Two runners up get £1500 worth of kit of their own choice. Every entrant gets £5 off a one-year



