concept/decision mind map/flow chart what I think Tuan is wondering about me Trying to decipher what you’re thinking about is hard. In the first couple of weeks, I was honestly scared. It’s hard to tell whether you like someone’sRead more…
Mid-Term Meetings
1) Where are you in your hours thatĀ you declared earlier in the semester? Looking at your work now, are your current accumulated hours enough? I would say I anticipated 4 hours working outside of class, which turned out to beRead more…
Current Expert Hours & Projected Fall 2019 Type II Expert Hours
My accumulated hours My first formal creative experience was when I was asked to do some flyers for the School of Business here at St. Edward’s University. I was also asked to do a logo for a speaker series theyRead more…
A Photographic Solution (essay and image)
1. My Bloody Valentine – Soon This video starts being very interesting, as the quality is different than others. It sort of resembles some of the movements of people dancing, since it overlays two videos at the same time. Also,Read more…
SEMINAR VISU #11 (last one yay!)
Part 1 FACULTY PRESENTATIONS Bob bryan? (He never said his name.. š sorry) Love for the Pinball machine Space invaders (this was actually my favorite videogame with Moto Racer and Hot Wheels Stunt Track Driver) Atari VCS Went to graduateRead more…
SEMINAR VISU #10
Part 1 Sadly, I missed the visiting speakers. So, I’m doing the extra blog post. Last friday I got to attend the workshop of Kelcey Towell. I’ve never been to a workshop like this before, but it immediately captured miRead more…
SEMINAR VISU #9
Part 1 ALEJANDRO URA – GAMING He explained how this is a big field, and therefore you can make several things out of it. He explained some big events they’ve had at SXSW, since he is working there. There wereRead more…
SEMINAR VISU #8
Part 1 Jimmy Lu – Graphic Design I liked his idea of theĀ publicĀ as being something available to everyone and that it is related to publications. I believe that as an artist, publications is a way to get our work “outRead more…
Creativity and Making: Tarantino
Pulp Fiction is the epitome of excellent cinematography. Quentin Tarantino makes use of various camera shots. For example, thereās the use of low angles where the camera is placed inside the trunk of a car. Another one seen throughout theRead more…
Creativity and Making: Ritcher
To begin with, the whole film followed a sort of rhythm and focused on the transitions. It varied from slower to faster in some parts. The first ones just reminded me of the simple transitions used when creating a PowerPointRead more…