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Posted by Chelsea Smith in SP3-005 onWhat does sports look like in Brazil?
What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I really want to learn about other countries and their views on sports!
What are you nervous about?
I am not really nervous, I tried to have this conversation before and it didn't work. I just hope I can find someone to talk to me on LiveMocha.
Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with a boy from Brazil. I figured this would be a good country to find out about.
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he is very lazy. Now that I am done the conversation I understand that he likes to use a lot of slang and teen talk when talking. This is why I was so confused.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
This didn't help me with my goal, like at all. But it did give me a new idea for my next round for a conversation. It allowed me to be exposed to slang in spanish, which is new to me.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I continued to ask questions about sports and followed it with follow up questions to try and understand and get some answers.
What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)
I need to pick better people. It always seems like the people that I wind up talking to all suck. lol. I would also try to understand things better, and ignore a word or two if it confuses me. Try to get the general feel for what my partner is saying instead.
¿Qué déportes important en Brazil?
¿Qué deportes en muy grande en Brazil?
¿Haces ves fútbol?
¿Deportes es mucho importante en Brazil o arte es muy importante?
¿Deportes en las escuela?
What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I really want to learn about other countries and their views on sports!
What are you nervous about?
I am not really nervous, I tried to have this conversation before and it didn't work. I just hope I can find someone to talk to me on LiveMocha.
Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with a boy from Brazil. I figured this would be a good country to find out about.
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he is very lazy. Now that I am done the conversation I understand that he likes to use a lot of slang and teen talk when talking. This is why I was so confused.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
This didn't help me with my goal, like at all. But it did give me a new idea for my next round for a conversation. It allowed me to be exposed to slang in spanish, which is new to me.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I continued to ask questions about sports and followed it with follow up questions to try and understand and get some answers.
What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)
I need to pick better people. It always seems like the people that I wind up talking to all suck. lol. I would also try to understand things better, and ignore a word or two if it confuses me. Try to get the general feel for what my partner is saying instead.
Negative Space Reflection:
Posted by Alhaji Koita in ART9-006 onNegative Space Reflection:
A. What is negative space (explain this concept to a fourth grader that has never heard of it) - Negative space is showing the space between all different figures in reality.
B. Explain how you found negative space in 1. your cut out?, 2. in your stool drawing? I find negative by looking at the actual object.
C. Why does it help an artist to see in negative space? It can be helpful because it shows what they need to add or decrease.
D. Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings, why or why not? Not to me it makes things unclear and not able to understand the drawings.
That Random Epic Reflection (TRER)-Sabian Rosales
Posted by Sabian Rosales in ART9-006 onNegative Space is a way to draw by using two colors and one picture. You cut out the picture and put one piece to one side then the piece under that piece to the other side and you continue that until it looks close to the drawing below.
I find negative space in my cut-out by finding the alternating colors and picturing the drawing to a higher level.
The stool drawing (which I did not complete because of time issues) was black and white, opposites. Opposites create a cool effect between the two colors and make it pop.
Seeing in negative space gives you a different perspective of the drawing that you are making and allows you to think of what to add or take.
I think negative space enhances simple drawings but creates a problem in complex drawings.
I find negative space in my cut-out by finding the alternating colors and picturing the drawing to a higher level.
The stool drawing (which I did not complete because of time issues) was black and white, opposites. Opposites create a cool effect between the two colors and make it pop.
Seeing in negative space gives you a different perspective of the drawing that you are making and allows you to think of what to add or take.
I think negative space enhances simple drawings but creates a problem in complex drawings.
Negative Space-aeddy
Posted by Alexa Eddy in ART9-006 onWhat is negative space?
Is space around your drawing that isn't being drawn on.
Explain how you find the negative space in your cut out and your stool drawing.
In my cut out I used another cut out for reference, also I cut out my cut out on colored paper so the colored paper was the drawing and not the negative space
Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings?
I guess it does because it makes a drawing look more realistic.
Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
Because the artist needs to see everything in their drawing in order to perfect it.
Is space around your drawing that isn't being drawn on.
Explain how you find the negative space in your cut out and your stool drawing.
In my cut out I used another cut out for reference, also I cut out my cut out on colored paper so the colored paper was the drawing and not the negative space
Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings?
I guess it does because it makes a drawing look more realistic.
Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
Because the artist needs to see everything in their drawing in order to perfect it.
Negative Space drawings
Posted by Pierce Luck in ART9-006 onA. What is negative space (explain this concept to a fourth grader that has never heard of it)
Negative space is the space that is not apart of the object.This space is like the emptiness in a shape. Exp.In a chair there might be a whole in the chair, and that would be the space.
B. Explain how you found negative space in 1. your cut out?, 2. in your stool drawing?
In my cutout I just chose what I wanted to be my negative space. It didn't really matter when I cut out the white and black shapes. In the stool drawing it was easy to find the negative space because it was basically just the empty space between the stool.
C. Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
It helps the artist see all the details of the picture.
D. Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings, why or why not
It does because it shows a different more interesting view of the picture.
Español Conversación #1
Posted by Mecca Sharrieff in SP3-005 onWho did you speak with and why?
On Sharedtalk, I spoke with many people. The person I conversed the most with was a guy named Rafael. It was a little bit of a challenge to speak with three people at once, switching between languages, but overall, it was worth it. I did help some others practice their english (and most of them were Native Spanish speakers).
What did you learn about the person? What did you learn from the person?
I learned that Rafael lives in New York, but before lived in South America. It was quite hilarious when I tried to figure out why our time zones were the same if he lives in South America, but then after some clarification, I realized he lives in NY, which was cool, because it made us feel closer to one another. We became good friends, even over Facebook. I learned about sentence phrasing the most, and how to say things.
How did the interaction help you with your personal goals?
This interaction helped me with me gain a little bit of confidence with my understanding of spanish. I also learned just how not to be afraid if I don't say things correctly all of the time.
What did you do well to achieve your personal goals? What do you need to improve on to achieve your personal goals?
I need to improve on my uses for estar and ser. However, I have improved on how to ask for help, phrasing general questions, and improving my overall spanish immersion.
Preguntas:
-¿Cómo puedo tener un conversacíon normal en español ?
-¿Que tipo de música/deportes les gustan? (Aprender sobre la cultura.)
-¿Que son los similtudes en mi vida y la vida de las personas en SharedTalk?
-¿Por qué la gente quieren aprender Ingles? ¿Que es difícil cuando aprender Ingles?
On Sharedtalk, I spoke with many people. The person I conversed the most with was a guy named Rafael. It was a little bit of a challenge to speak with three people at once, switching between languages, but overall, it was worth it. I did help some others practice their english (and most of them were Native Spanish speakers).
What did you learn about the person? What did you learn from the person?
I learned that Rafael lives in New York, but before lived in South America. It was quite hilarious when I tried to figure out why our time zones were the same if he lives in South America, but then after some clarification, I realized he lives in NY, which was cool, because it made us feel closer to one another. We became good friends, even over Facebook. I learned about sentence phrasing the most, and how to say things.
How did the interaction help you with your personal goals?
This interaction helped me with me gain a little bit of confidence with my understanding of spanish. I also learned just how not to be afraid if I don't say things correctly all of the time.
What did you do well to achieve your personal goals? What do you need to improve on to achieve your personal goals?
I need to improve on my uses for estar and ser. However, I have improved on how to ask for help, phrasing general questions, and improving my overall spanish immersion.
Preguntas:
-¿Cómo puedo tener un conversacíon normal en español ?
-¿Que tipo de música/deportes les gustan? (Aprender sobre la cultura.)
-¿Que son los similtudes en mi vida y la vida de las personas en SharedTalk?
-¿Por qué la gente quieren aprender Ingles? ¿Que es difícil cuando aprender Ingles?
Symone's Negative Space Drawings
Posted by Symone McCollum in ART9-008 on Negative space, in art, is space where other things aren't "present", as in, you can't see it. I found negative space in my cut out by tracing the original drawing, and cutting those pieces out. When gluing, I found out that every piece had a meaning to it. When I cut out one thing, the "extra" was actually a piece that showed negative space. When I glued it on, the blank space created a shape that made sense to show my picture as a fully grown tree. I also found negative space in my stool drawing by shading in areas that where in between the object. For example, in a stool, there are empty spaces that sort of have no meaning. I shaded in those areas to create and demonstrate negative space in the set up.
It helps an artist to see negative space because the space that's around the object they're drawing or in between are just as important as whatever they're drawing. Artist love details, and negative space sometimes brings those details to light, and adds character to the drawing. Without negative space, the drawing, painting, whatever, may not make sense.
I think that negative space does enhance drawings to a certain extent. Negative space enriches the drawing, and creates a better understanding of it. Say if someone is doing a drawing on a lamp, for example. The person may not be focused on the shape of the lamp as much as everything else, like size and color. When you do a negative space drawing of the lamp, the shape of it is more visible.
It helps an artist to see negative space because the space that's around the object they're drawing or in between are just as important as whatever they're drawing. Artist love details, and negative space sometimes brings those details to light, and adds character to the drawing. Without negative space, the drawing, painting, whatever, may not make sense.
I think that negative space does enhance drawings to a certain extent. Negative space enriches the drawing, and creates a better understanding of it. Say if someone is doing a drawing on a lamp, for example. The person may not be focused on the shape of the lamp as much as everything else, like size and color. When you do a negative space drawing of the lamp, the shape of it is more visible.
⚾ Deportes de Argentina ⚾ (Segundo Objetivo)
Posted by Shamarlon Yates in SP3-005 onArgentina National Football Team
Conversation Question: What does sports look like in Argentina?
Pre-Conversation:
• What will be your topic of conversation be?
I was able to learn so much about different types of sports in Argentina and the role it play in the lives of an individual. I also able to utilize all the pre-conversation questions to guide the conversation in the direction that I wanted. I was also able to share information about sports in America with one. It was a two way cultural learning process.
• What specifically do you need to improve on?
I need to improve on my punctuation and to not rush the conversation. I need to stop asking so many questions in a short period of time.
Pre-Conversation:
• What will be your topic of conversation be?
The topic of conversation will be about the sports that are played in Argentina and how that relates to the culture of the country.
• What are 5 questions related to your conversation goal that you can think of ahead of time to ask your partner?
1. What is the most popular sport in Argentina?
2. What kinds of sports do you play?
3. What is your favorite football team?
4. Do most children like playing sports in Argentina?
5. Who is your favorite soccer player?
• What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I am looking forward to learning about the sports of Argentina since I myself is a big sports fan who follows professional football and even play football on SLA's varsity football team.
• What are you nervous about?
I am only a little nervous about having a full conversation without using a translator. However, I have learned how to deal with this from my work on my first goal.
Post-Conversation:
Reflection:
• Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke to Juan Vela and I spoke to this person because I wanted to know about sports in Argentina and he is a native of Argentina.
• What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that Juan is a very passionate soccer fan. I learned that football is the most popular sport in Argentina but other popular sports include volleyball, tennis and basketball. I also found out that Juan plays football and tennis. His favorite football team in Argentina is Boca. Juan's favorite player is Carlos Tevez. Juan also learned that I also play football for my school and my favorite football team is Man City in the English Premier League.
• How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
I am very passionate about soccer and I wanted to learn about soccer in foreign countries and Argentina has one of the best national soccer teams. I have learned a lot of sports vocabulary while at the same time learning about something that I enjoy doing. I also liked that my conversation with Juan included different tenses.
I was able to learn so much about different types of sports in Argentina and the role it play in the lives of an individual. I also able to utilize all the pre-conversation questions to guide the conversation in the direction that I wanted. I was also able to share information about sports in America with one. It was a two way cultural learning process.
• What specifically do you need to improve on?
I need to improve on my punctuation and to not rush the conversation. I need to stop asking so many questions in a short period of time.
Interesting Links
• What specifically do you need to improve on?
I need to
improve on my punctuation and to not rush the conversation. I need to
stop asking so many questions in a short period of time.
Boca Juniors, Juan's favorite football team.
Carlos Tevez, Juan's favorite football player.
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Blog Post 2: The Dating Scene.
Posted by Amanda Millatt in SP3-006 onIn America there are different ways to ask a person out on a date or flirt. I have talked to both Seniorita G and Bridgette from Peru. Last week I posted about how to greet people of different ages. Now we can move on to dating.
While talking to Bridgette I learned that
1."Entonces los caballeros son de ofrecer pequeños detalles como flores, o son de crear poemas... ellos son mas romanticos" translated to english she said that "they give flowers and write poems, which is romantic"
2. "Estas rica"- is a phrase that means like common sense.
3." y son palabras que te lo gritan en la calle y incomodan bastante" - Sometimes they yell words across the street and that is quite uncomfortable.
While talking to Senorita G
She conformed that mean are poetic and gave some great piropos (flirting) in spanish.
The twitter name: #piropitos
While talking to Bridgette I learned that
1."Entonces los caballeros son de ofrecer pequeños detalles como flores, o son de crear poemas... ellos son mas romanticos" translated to english she said that "they give flowers and write poems, which is romantic"
2. "Estas rica"- is a phrase that means like common sense.
3." y son palabras que te lo gritan en la calle y incomodan bastante" - Sometimes they yell words across the street and that is quite uncomfortable.
While talking to Senorita G
She conformed that mean are poetic and gave some great piropos (flirting) in spanish.
The twitter name: #piropitos
Negative Space
Posted by Emalyn Bartholomew in ART9-005 onA. Negative space is all the space that is NOT taken up by an object. It's the background space.
B. For my cut out, I found negative space in the outlining of the different parts. For the stool, I first focused on the outline of the stools and then looked at the space outside the outline, not inside.
C. Seeing negative space can give an artist more insight into what they are drawing, and how the object affects the space around it.D. I think that negative space enhances a drawing, because you become more aware of the environment that the object you are drawing is placed in.
Negative Space Drawings
Posted by Dylan Long in ART9-006 onWhat is negative space?
Negative space is the empty space that is around and inside the drawing, it is whatever the drawing isn't.
Explain how you find the negative space in your cut out and your stool drawing.
First, the entire shape has to be drawn. From there, you shade in all of the empty space that the shape does not cover. Everything you shade in is the negative space.
Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings?
I think it does, because it is a simple concept yet it allows the drawing to be seen in a completely different way, and it looks really cool.
Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
It helps the artist because it lets the artist see the entire drawing as a whole, including the space that is not being used. It could inspire unique ideas to alter the negative space, and gives the artist a different perspective that could give the artist a whole different view on future projects.
Negative space is the empty space that is around and inside the drawing, it is whatever the drawing isn't.
Explain how you find the negative space in your cut out and your stool drawing.
First, the entire shape has to be drawn. From there, you shade in all of the empty space that the shape does not cover. Everything you shade in is the negative space.
Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings?
I think it does, because it is a simple concept yet it allows the drawing to be seen in a completely different way, and it looks really cool.
Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
It helps the artist because it lets the artist see the entire drawing as a whole, including the space that is not being used. It could inspire unique ideas to alter the negative space, and gives the artist a different perspective that could give the artist a whole different view on future projects.
STALLION!!
Posted by Kern Clarke in DVSR-002 onCreated By:
Kern Clarke
Ryan Francis
Edited By:
Kern Clarke
Videographers:
Kern Clarke
Ryan Francis
Actors:
Tariq Smith
Shelby Harcher
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Kern Clarke
Ryan Francis
Edited By:
Kern Clarke
Videographers:
Kern Clarke
Ryan Francis
Actors:
Tariq Smith
Shelby Harcher
Getting los Numeros - Spanish Flirtation
Posted by Stephen Holts in SP3-006 onSpanish flirting and English flirting are extremely similar. Everything begins with small talk, but you can begin small talk without getting the person's attention first, can you?
These are things that one might yell across the street to a person they find attractive. If the person takes the bait, you can move on to the next step, which is making small talk.
Getting Their Attention & Making Small Talk
Asking Them Out
Getting the Digits
That's all the time I have for this week! Check out the next blog post where we're going to discuss Spanish Insults!
Addition to Week#2 Post Welcome Diego!
Posted by Imani Johnson in SP3-004 onAnother conversation that I completely forgot about was one that I had with Diego, a guy I met on conversation exchange. Our conversation wasn't very much but it did run pretty smoothly until he started correcting me and having me talk in English. But it did start off we just Spanish right off the bat. Which was pretty neat, and I was happy to see that he used words I didn't know with me. This isn't much since I hadn't talked to Diego since that chat but I feel as though him and Kleber are the most helpful out of the ton of other people I got in contact with.
Negative Space
Posted by Jules James in ART9-006 onA. The space between the objects and air. It helps you not get confuse on if the drawing is an item or just blank space.
B. Cut out:
The black paper helped me determine the negative space.
Stool Drawing:
The dark area helped me determine the negative space.
C. It help an artist to see in negative space so the artist would get distracted by the empty space before the object itself.
D. Seeing in negative space enhance drawings because it make it seems more realistic.
Negative Space
Posted by William Amari in ART9-007 on
Negative space is the opposite of an object that is drawn. It is all the space that is around your drawing. For example if you draw a lamp all the negative space is around the lamp.
In my stool drawing I found negative space where there wasn’t any stool. For example, I found negative space between the legs of the stool. The rest of the negative space was basically in the background of the stools. In my cut out, all the negative space was found in all the light areas of the picture.
Negative space helps artist draw the shapes for each drawing. I do think it enhances drawings because it makes positive space stand out. Also I think it looks cooler.
Espanol Conversacion #2
Posted by Keisha Lumpkins in SP3-005 onPre-Conversacion
What will your topic of conversation be?
In this blog post I will talk about sports and what kind of sports they play.
Do you want to visit an American sports event?
What is the main sport in your country?
Did you play sports in school?
Do you watch sports on Tv?
How do you anticipate your partner will respond to your questions?
I believe that they are going to respond in English mostly because since that Is the language they are practicing, they will want to feel comfortable answering in english, while I ask in spanish.
What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I am looking forward to learning about the person, and the kind of sports that they like to play. Also, what sports in America they like to play.
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he likes soccer, and usually run. He also loves english and american accent. I learned from them that they don't show football on Tv there because spanish people don't like it.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
He made me feel comfortable about asking questions about sports because he felt comfortable about answering. Also, he helped me out because he was answering questions that I was asking which made it easier to talk about my topic.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I did well was greeting him properly, asking how he was and then starting off with the topic I was going to talk about. I like that I asked questions in spanish and tried to talk through it in everything I said.
What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)
I need to learn to use subjunctives and learning to conjugate a little better. That's why I am glad about doing this because the chats can help me learn more.
What will your topic of conversation be?
In this blog post I will talk about sports and what kind of sports they play.
What are 5 questions related to your conversation goal that you can think of ahead of time to ask your partner?
What Sports do you play?Do you want to visit an American sports event?
What is the main sport in your country?
Did you play sports in school?
Do you watch sports on Tv?
How do you anticipate your partner will respond to your questions?
I believe that they are going to respond in English mostly because since that Is the language they are practicing, they will want to feel comfortable answering in english, while I ask in spanish.
What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I am looking forward to learning about the person, and the kind of sports that they like to play. Also, what sports in America they like to play.
What are you nervous about?
I am nervous about getting something wrong or saying something that they will not understand. Hopefully they can help me if I am wrong. Also and worried about saying something that might be offensive but I wouldn't mean to be.Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with Javier from Spain. I Choose him because he was learning English but was a spanish native. He also started talking to me first so I thought why not create and continue the conversation. He also likes sports like me.What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he likes soccer, and usually run. He also loves english and american accent. I learned from them that they don't show football on Tv there because spanish people don't like it.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
He made me feel comfortable about asking questions about sports because he felt comfortable about answering. Also, he helped me out because he was answering questions that I was asking which made it easier to talk about my topic.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I did well was greeting him properly, asking how he was and then starting off with the topic I was going to talk about. I like that I asked questions in spanish and tried to talk through it in everything I said.
What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)
I need to learn to use subjunctives and learning to conjugate a little better. That's why I am glad about doing this because the chats can help me learn more.
Espanol Conversacion #2
Posted by Keisha Lumpkins onPre-Conversacion
What will your topic of conversation be?
In this blog post I will talk about sports and what kind of sports they play.
Do you want to visit an American sports event?
What is the main sport in your country?
Did you play sports in school?
Do you watch sports on Tv?
How do you anticipate your partner will respond to your questions?
I believe that they are going to respond in English mostly because since that Is the language they are practicing, they will want to feel comfortable answering in english, while I ask in spanish.
What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I am looking forward to learning about the person, and the kind of sports that they like to play. Also, what sports in America they like to play.
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he likes soccer, and usually run. He also loves english and american accent. I learned from them that they don't show football on Tv there because spanish people don't like it.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
He made me feel comfortable about asking questions about sports because he felt comfortable about answering. Also, he helped me out because he was answering questions that I was asking which made it easier to talk about my topic.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I did well was greeting him properly, asking how he was and then starting off with the topic I was going to talk about. I like that I asked questions in spanish and tried to talk through it in everything I said.
What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)
I need to learn to use subjunctives and learning to conjugate a little better. That's why I am glad about doing this because the chats can help me learn more.
What will your topic of conversation be?
In this blog post I will talk about sports and what kind of sports they play.
What are 5 questions related to your conversation goal that you can think of ahead of time to ask your partner?
What Sports do you play?Do you want to visit an American sports event?
What is the main sport in your country?
Did you play sports in school?
Do you watch sports on Tv?
How do you anticipate your partner will respond to your questions?
I believe that they are going to respond in English mostly because since that Is the language they are practicing, they will want to feel comfortable answering in english, while I ask in spanish.
What are you looking forward to about this conversation?
I am looking forward to learning about the person, and the kind of sports that they like to play. Also, what sports in America they like to play.
What are you nervous about?
I am nervous about getting something wrong or saying something that they will not understand. Hopefully they can help me if I am wrong. Also and worried about saying something that might be offensive but I wouldn't mean to be.Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with Javier from Spain. I Choose him because he was learning English but was a spanish native. He also started talking to me first so I thought why not create and continue the conversation. He also likes sports like me.What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he likes soccer, and usually run. He also loves english and american accent. I learned from them that they don't show football on Tv there because spanish people don't like it.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
He made me feel comfortable about asking questions about sports because he felt comfortable about answering. Also, he helped me out because he was answering questions that I was asking which made it easier to talk about my topic.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I did well was greeting him properly, asking how he was and then starting off with the topic I was going to talk about. I like that I asked questions in spanish and tried to talk through it in everything I said.
What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)
I need to learn to use subjunctives and learning to conjugate a little better. That's why I am glad about doing this because the chats can help me learn more.
Negative Space
Posted by Julian Makarechi in ART9-005 onA. Negative space is the area of the sketch or drawing that is not the thing that is being drawn. It makes up the background.
B. To find the negative space in my two projects I saw where there were no object. For the second project I used the background to figure out where the negative space was. In the stool project I used the space where there were not any stools to find the negative space.
C. It helps the artist recognize the shadow and understand the shape of the object. It makes the artist comprehend the depth of the object.
D. Negative space allows the artist to have the right amount of gap in between each object.
B. To find the negative space in my two projects I saw where there were no object. For the second project I used the background to figure out where the negative space was. In the stool project I used the space where there were not any stools to find the negative space.
C. It helps the artist recognize the shadow and understand the shape of the object. It makes the artist comprehend the depth of the object.
D. Negative space allows the artist to have the right amount of gap in between each object.
Post # 2
Posted by Maria-Carolina Latorre-Socas in SP3-004 onThe person I had help was DeShawn McLeod. The question that is was
manly on was "What is the differences between Spanish and English." We
talked about conjugations and the structure of the language.
Negative Space
Posted by Jennifer Perez in ART9-007 on1.) What's
negative space?
* I think that
negative space is open space of a drawing that is to be shade in.2.) Explain how you found negative space in 1.Your cut out? 2. In your stool drawing?
*I found out the negative space in the drawing by figuring it out
and by to take a look at it and see the parts what is to be shade in or what is
to be cut.
3) Why does it help an artist to see in negative space?
* It can help a artist to figure out and see the object of a drawing as in a outline and it also helps to see better.
4.) Does seeing in negative space enhance drawings, why or why not?
* We’ll first I do see drawing clear but they are hard to try to figure it out first. Your eyes have to get use to the drawing and get use to it, to get a clear picture.
Periodic Table Design #3
Posted by Wynn Geary onGoal #3: Get to know a stranger/ask random question
Posted by Longnu Nhan in SP3-005 on- Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with Angel Cares. He's 22 years old and he lives in Chile. I chose to speak with him because he seemed nice and I liked his name. - What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned that he is studying psychology in college and that he's been in college for 4 years now. - How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
It helped me move towards my achievements because I didn't expect for him & I to talk about college. He asked me a lot of questions, which I thought was cool because I wasn't doing all the work. - What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I think I did pretty well with asking questions that wasn't so boring. That's what random is all about. - What specifically do you need to improve on?
I need to improve on my long sentences. Making sure that it sounds right.
Henninger Conversation, Post 1
Posted by Sophia Henninger in SP3-005 on
- Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with a man named Sergio and he was a native spanish speaker. This man invited me to private chat and I asked him if I could ask him questions for a class of mine. He was very polite and accepted.
- What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
I learned he was from spain. I asked about what kind of music was popular and what was on the radio. He told me what kind of music he listened to. He said he liked jazz and classical music.
- How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
It helped me understand that is spain, they listen to the same types of music we do, only the artists are speaking spanish.
- What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I found very good answers to what types of music are popular in spain. I think it was good because he helped me understand that they don't only listen to flamenco or chahca or any other stereotypical spanish music.
- What specifically do you need to improve on? (Quote specific things you said or did and what you would have done or said if you could do it again)rc
I wish I had asked more questions about the culture and not specifically to Sergio.
