PSA analysis, In CyberARTS we were to find and PSA that stands out to you, I found this on Youtube.com, its a PSA about how kids learn from watching there parents talk, act, and do , our parents teach us to walk , talk and respect one another, but sometimes parents don't think when it come to fighting and making fun of other people because of there race, or colour of your skin. You may not realize but everyday parents let little comments slip from their mouths. whach this PSA about parents and what they should watch out for.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLIW8JWk1RI&feature=related
The focus on this video is to warn parents about watching what they say round their kids and in general , commenting on some ones race, or colour of their skin can be very affencive to the person and when a parent says it around their kids it puts it in the kids head that it is ok to comment on other people when it is most of the time not. I like this video because I think it gets the clear point across. Making a video about how kids follow what parents say and do is an issue that is not really talked about and is a big issue all around. Useing children in the PSA is really affective because its about parents teaching their kids what is right. Kids listen to every thing a parent has to say to them and others, and when a parent says or makes a wrong comment their child is still listening. Children telling parents that it is not okay to comment on other people gets the point across because its the child teaching the parent instead of the parent teaching the child. Changing the person speaking is really affective too because it sends a message saying that its not only one parent or person making comments its a lot of parents. The music is low and keeps a steady pace and that helps the viewer concentrate more on the video and getting the point across. I hope this video sends a message to you and makes you think about you say about people who look different.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
NFB animation :)
For CyberARTS we went to the NFB and made awesome PSA about Homophobia and violence against women
hope you like it :)
P.S NARWHALES ARE AMAZING <3
hope you like it :)
P.S NARWHALES ARE AMAZING <3
Monday, November 29, 2010
artist statement for Narritive
Narrative Artist Statement
For CyberARTS we have been making our own Narratives that have to be in a 3D substrate ,what is a Narrative you ask, well a Narrative is a story that is created in a constructive format describing a sequence of fictional and non fictional events. For my Narrative I chose to do a continuous narrative which is a narrative that illustrates multiple scenes, actions and uses multiple and, repetitive characters. In my narrative there's three scenes the first scene shows anticipation, ( brave boy trying to rescue girl from octopus but by accident grabs umbrella instead of sword) an action ( boy jumping at octopus with umbrella to kill him to rescue girl) and a re-action which is the boy rescued the girl and is by the boat safely and octopus swimming away with umbrella. Making my narrative I used chalked pastels and black permanent ink to out line the peaces so they were clearer to see. When I was making my art i struggled with sticking the peaces to my 3D substrate I tried glue but that didn't work that well because the peaces kept falling down, to fix my problem I used sticky tape to help the peaces from falling.
References:
References:
Optical Devices
Zoetrope
the Zoetrope is a type of Optical device, it was made in 1834 by William Horner who originally called it Daedalum meaning "wheel of the devil". The way you would use this toy would be to make a film like sheet of paper fitting in the wheel with slim movements of you pictures, for instance a person running, the steps would be little movements of the person in action. After you have drawn this sheet of "film" you then place it in the Zoetrope and look through one of the little strips to see the movement of the person. This toy was very popular in the middle 1800's and now a days is you found a Zoetrope I think you would find it very amusing too.
the Zoetrope is a type of Optical device, it was made in 1834 by William Horner who originally called it Daedalum meaning "wheel of the devil". The way you would use this toy would be to make a film like sheet of paper fitting in the wheel with slim movements of you pictures, for instance a person running, the steps would be little movements of the person in action. After you have drawn this sheet of "film" you then place it in the Zoetrope and look through one of the little strips to see the movement of the person. This toy was very popular in the middle 1800's and now a days is you found a Zoetrope I think you would find it very amusing too.
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
new photo site
Heeeey for Cyber ARTS we had to find a web site that you could up load photos to and maybe make a collage or a gallery of the photos ( some way to present photo) here's a web site i found you could use to do different things with photos you have uploaded
http://photobucket.com/
On PhotoBucket you can make different collages or just share
your photos with your family, friends and maybe people who just
admire your photos. :)
http://photobucket.com/
On PhotoBucket you can make different collages or just share
your photos with your family, friends and maybe people who just
admire your photos. :)
Monday, November 8, 2010
surrealism René Margritt
Surrealism is the new unit were doing in Cyber ARTS, We have to research one well known artist who have done surrealism art or photograph.
The person i had to research was René Margritte
here is the link to my collage about him ( vuvox) ( flicker )
http://www.vuvox.com/collage/edit/030735cbc8
http://www.flickr.com/photos/55118992@N03/show/
The person i had to research was René Margritte
here is the link to my collage about him ( vuvox) ( flicker )
http://www.vuvox.com/collage/edit/030735cbc8
http://www.flickr.com/photos/55118992@N03/show/
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