I just thought of humans as being creators. I would like to brand them somehow as creators. Maybe hands creating plants, or hands holding the word creators. I not entirely sure.
Feb 16, 2011
Natalie Holt - Project 2
I just thought of humans as being creators. I would like to brand them somehow as creators. Maybe hands creating plants, or hands holding the word creators. I not entirely sure.
Zan Barnett, Project 2
Final Deliverables
Process Sketches
Exploratory Sketches
Explanatory Sketches
Persuasive Sketches
Mood Board
Process Sketches
Exploratory Sketches
Explanatory Sketches
Persuasive Sketches
Mood Board
Sierra Sorensen - Project 2
Comments on the project:
-"This is cool. It reminds me kind of like a mummy because it's fabric, and it has the stuff buried with it."
-"It's weird. Why does it have a coffin? What is the apple for? I don't really get it."
-"I like that there are all these little things that represent human kind. It's understandable to us, because we know what they mean, but maybe future...aliens or whatever....will kind of see a connection, too."
-"I think it's cool that you could show humans using this form. If I found this and unburied it, I would want to know who made it and why."
The ideas I like the best are the ones with the "people" forms, like the paper dolls or the cookie-like objects that will have images of the culture on them.
I like the idea of the container being a globe that opens, with something to show where each doll came from, like the colored dot on the country and a pin or something from each object that coordinates with the globe.
One more idea:
I got an idea in class to do an actual fabric doll. It would have clothing, bits and pieces from each country represented somehow. Or, maybe not even have clothes. Then it could just represent the human as a being, not a person. I would make it unzip so the skin/outer body comes off, like a glove or something, so it shows a skeleton-like body painted onto another doll. There would be another zipper that opens up to show the inside of the human...heart, guts, brain, etc.
I think I like this idea best!
-"This is cool. It reminds me kind of like a mummy because it's fabric, and it has the stuff buried with it."
-"It's weird. Why does it have a coffin? What is the apple for? I don't really get it."
-"I like that there are all these little things that represent human kind. It's understandable to us, because we know what they mean, but maybe future...aliens or whatever....will kind of see a connection, too."
-"I think it's cool that you could show humans using this form. If I found this and unburied it, I would want to know who made it and why."
The ideas I like the best are the ones with the "people" forms, like the paper dolls or the cookie-like objects that will have images of the culture on them.
I like the idea of the container being a globe that opens, with something to show where each doll came from, like the colored dot on the country and a pin or something from each object that coordinates with the globe.
One more idea:
I got an idea in class to do an actual fabric doll. It would have clothing, bits and pieces from each country represented somehow. Or, maybe not even have clothes. Then it could just represent the human as a being, not a person. I would make it unzip so the skin/outer body comes off, like a glove or something, so it shows a skeleton-like body painted onto another doll. There would be another zipper that opens up to show the inside of the human...heart, guts, brain, etc.
I think I like this idea best!
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