5 Observations 1. In photo 25 of 33 I like the use of symmetry. 2. I love the perspective and idea for your video of Aurora. 3. In the Orange and Blue video I like the idea of having the camera go in and out of focus to get the orange and blue lines. 4. In photo 40 of 53 under sculptures, I like the look of how the box has been used and worn out. 5. In photo 39 of 53 in Sculptures, I like the use of gold and black paint on the swan. It captured my eyes as well as how its head rests on its neck.
5 Questions 1. In photo 25 of 33 what was the picture of and why did you decide to use symmetry other than overlapping the art work with another picture? 2. Besides the obvious fact of showing the people the first person view of a person jumping off the bridge, why didn't you decide to show a 3rd person perspective as a by stander. 3. In the Orange and Blue video what was the orange wire or line made of and how did you get the blue line to show? 4. In photo 40 of 53 under sculptures, was the box made to look like it was melted or was it found like that? 5. In photo 39 of 53 in sculptures, why did you have the swan's head rest on its neck? Was that your decision to make it look that way or did the swan just look that way to start off with?
5 Observations
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2. I love the perspective and idea for your video of Aurora.
3. In the Orange and Blue video I like the idea of having the camera go in and out of focus to get the orange and blue lines.
4. In photo 40 of 53 under sculptures, I like the look of how the box has been used and worn out.
5. In photo 39 of 53 in Sculptures, I like the use of gold and black paint on the swan. It captured my eyes as well as how its head rests on its neck.
5 Questions
1. In photo 25 of 33 what was the picture of and why did you decide to use symmetry other than overlapping the art work with another picture?
2. Besides the obvious fact of showing the people the first person view of a person jumping off the bridge, why didn't you decide to show a 3rd person perspective as a by stander.
3. In the Orange and Blue video what was the orange wire or line made of and how did you get the blue line to show?
4. In photo 40 of 53 under sculptures, was the box made to look like it was melted or was it found like that?
5. In photo 39 of 53 in sculptures, why did you have the swan's head rest on its neck? Was that your decision to make it look that way or did the swan just look that way to start off with?
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