5 observations and 5 questions. Visual literacy
1. What type of camera did you use for your photos
2. Was there a type of photo you would look for when you went to take photos
3. Are you more experienced with photography or sculptures
4. What are your inspirations
5. Favorite piece of work you ever did
5 observations
American Haicus was amazing
Show time and detail and stories behind the sculptures.
Big on blurs
Focus shots
Some show more time than others
5 observations
Erin Brockman, Connor Zazzo and Orlando Rivera
- We liked how you chose the beads for HARMONY because although the shape of all of the beads are the same they are very colorful and go together well
Frank Calo and Stevie Ruzich
- Your UNITY photograph is very unique.
Elizabeth Cox, Spencer Haberman and Berkley Whaley:
- Good job taking a picture of our Visual Literacy textbook, nice use of resources!
Andrea Diaz, Wendy French and Jennifer McElroy:
- Your VARIETY photograph strongly displays this word correctly.
Megan Kiley, Kofi and Elizabeth Lynch:
- We thought your display of UNITY was very cute and we were wondering how you got to take a picture of a group of ducks without them scattering.
Jeslin Ritz, Morgan Rudd and Alex Medvedev
- Your photo or the carpet represents HARMONY very well.
Michael Womack, Tara O'Connor and Michael Ciluffo
- We liked how you all used the flags for COLOR because, unlike everyone else, you had a multiple amount of colors instead of just one solid color.
BEER 50 things
1. Beer is tasty
2. Beer has a nice color
3. It has bubbles
4. It is cold
5. It leaves an icy fogged look to the glass
6. It has a sizzling taste on the tongue
7. It's refreshing
8. Beer makes people happy
9. Beer can make one full
10. It can be a can, bottle, glass, or keg
11. Wheat
12. Hopps
13. Lager
14. Craft
15. IPA
16. Can be very dark
17. Can be a very light gold color
18. Beer can be flavored with ingredients such as fruit
19. Available to people 21 and older
20. Pilsner
21. It has a crisp taste
22. Goes down smooth
23. I notice a logo
24. I notice the bubbles don't stop rising throughout the beer
25. It fits the shape of whatever object it is in
26. It can be used in food
27. Has many names, such as cerveza
28. Perfect on a warm day
29. Has an expiration date
30. Deliciousness
31. Buzz
32. Satisfying
33. I notice good times. They go together
34. Biting
35. Bitter sometimes
36. Foam at the top
37. Drink it
38. Rich
39. Deep
40. Earthy
41. Autumnal
42. Floating
43. Endless shape
44. Flavor
45. Watery
46. Bad after Taste
47. Beauty
48. Happiness
49. Fun
50. Beer
I think the way the photo is taken really shows dramatic form of the art
Looks difficult to do
Looks like something you enjoy doing.
Why plates?
What emotion was going through your head when you were thinking of a plate idea?
Is being an artist costly at times?
Is your feeling at a certain time what brings your art out?
Why the broken plate at the end?
Color Assignment
Forest Green is my favorite color because its such a natural color to the world. It pops up no matter where I travel to, and I travel a lot, and it can have different shades but in the end, its very related. I think this color is refreshing, and enjoying to look at.
5 Observations and Questions
5 things observed
1. Living Large really reminded me of old New York like the 90s
2. Untitled #151 was really different seeing a kid giving a tattoo to an older man
3. Some of the photos seem like they have a dark feeling to them
4. Untitled 204 is awesome how the kids are breaking through the drywall
5. 209 reminded me of a school dance where the people who didn't have anyone to hangout with
Questions
1. What inspired you for the 209 photo? Like the story behind it
2. Favorite place to take photos
3. Type of camera used
4. Do you set those people for certain looks in the photo or do you just take the shot
5. Prefer black and white over color?
5 Observations and Questions
5 things observed
1. Living Large really reminded me of old New York like the 90s
2. Untitled #151 was really different seeing a kid giving a tattoo to an older man
3. Some of the photos seem like they have a dark feeling to them
4. Untitled 204 is awesome how the kids are breaking through the drywall
5. 209 reminded me of a school dance where the people who didn't have anyone to hangout with
Questions
1. What inspired you for the 209 photo? Like the story behind it
2. Favorite place to take photos
3. Type of camera used
4. Do you set those people for certain looks in the photo or do you just take the shot
5. Prefer black and white over color?
200-250 Words for Caption for the Image Below
1. I notice that in the picture there is everything that can be found in a grocery store. From Detergent all the way to cereal, water, and toothpaste. I think this might have been taken from the front counter of the store. They were probably standing on top of the counter so that they got this view.
2. This image is overwhelming and a lot to look at. It even gives the feeling of dizziness at times. This photograph makes me think that as American's we have too much to choose from. From a distance it somewhat looks like lego blocks and something put together. The people are just standing there as if they are lost.
3. Before the photograph was taken, the place was probably full of people, and for more of an effect, the photo shows something full when no one is there for the most part. What might happen after the photo is taken might be another crowd rush.
4. I think the photo conveys that as society we have too much to choose from and that we are all about brands. The meaning is with all the choices, and the few amount of people, that as Americans, we waste what isn't ued and there is never enough. This photo without saying anything truly shows that America has become one big brand and once your on a shelf, your just another item that someone can just look past.
Paragraph about the Artist
I think that after meeting him, it really helped understand what his artwork meant. When he mentioned that his family were the ones in the photos and that his feelings that day really showed how his artwork would come out. I think his darkness in some of the photos really showed power and the definition of what the point he was trying to get across. My favorite photo was the one at USF and I got to talk to him about it, where his kid didn't know how to talk to girls yet, and from there that explained the seperation of the two people, the boy, and the older woman.
5 Questions and Observations
The plates show emotion
Some show religionI think the way the photo is taken really shows dramatic form of the art
Looks difficult to do
Looks like something you enjoy doing.
Why plates?
What emotion was going through your head when you were thinking of a plate idea?
Is being an artist costly at times?
Is your feeling at a certain time what brings your art out?
Why the broken plate at the end?
Artist Review
Having the artist skype with us really let me understand why he did the work he did. The fact he explained that most of his stuff is actually religious to give more of an emphasis. It was pretty cool that i got to ask him a question personally about the plate at the end. I think that having a one on one conversation even with the other classmates there, it let me appreciate the dedication of the work even more. Another cool thing I learned was that because he only sold one or two things in his life, he did it cause he liked it and it got him a job in the end anyway.
Clair Sherwood Questions n Observations
1. What is number 5/31 made of?
2. is number 24 supposed to look like an ice cream cone?
3. Favorite Piece of Art?
4. Longest time you have spent on a piece?
5. Did you see yourself being an artist when you were young?
1. I noticed a lot of darker colors in your pieces. Powerful
2. Some of them show emotion
3. My favorite piece was number 25 of the objects, just very blue like the ocean.
4. I like the variety of shapes
5. I like how theres video as an art as well
Artist Review- Clair Sherwood
After meeting the artist on the skype call, I understood her art work a lot more. I think she really took her art work related to her life and her experiences throughout her life, which really explained a lot of her work. I think that because we learned more about her personal life with welding, her family, it rubbed off on how she approached every piece of work. Claire was a pleasure to speak with, and I got the lucky chance to ask her a question about one of her art pieces, and it was answered quick and simple which was great.
Having the artist skype with us really let me understand why he did the work he did. The fact he explained that most of his stuff is actually religious to give more of an emphasis. It was pretty cool that i got to ask him a question personally about the plate at the end. I think that having a one on one conversation even with the other classmates there, it let me appreciate the dedication of the work even more. Another cool thing I learned was that because he only sold one or two things in his life, he did it cause he liked it and it got him a job in the end anyway.
Clair Sherwood Questions n Observations
1. What is number 5/31 made of?
2. is number 24 supposed to look like an ice cream cone?
3. Favorite Piece of Art?
4. Longest time you have spent on a piece?
5. Did you see yourself being an artist when you were young?
1. I noticed a lot of darker colors in your pieces. Powerful
2. Some of them show emotion
3. My favorite piece was number 25 of the objects, just very blue like the ocean.
4. I like the variety of shapes
5. I like how theres video as an art as well
Artist Review- Clair Sherwood
After meeting the artist on the skype call, I understood her art work a lot more. I think she really took her art work related to her life and her experiences throughout her life, which really explained a lot of her work. I think that because we learned more about her personal life with welding, her family, it rubbed off on how she approached every piece of work. Claire was a pleasure to speak with, and I got the lucky chance to ask her a question about one of her art pieces, and it was answered quick and simple which was great.
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