1) Negative Space is the sketch and or drawing that shouldn't be drawn by someone. This can be known as the background of an image.
2) To find where the negative space is all I did was realized what the outer surface of the object is in which basically to me is know as the outer layer. This what I did for the first project. For the second project it's very difficult to explain therefore it's better for people to visualize it instead.
3) Seeing this type of art made me see that art can really be exact and perhaps precise. This made me change my opinion about art because this shows that art is something that needs to be drawn almost close to being perfect.
4) Yes, this does help the artist because it helps me see the difference between an image and just random space that actually makes up the particles of any image.
A. Negative space is the space between an object, and not the actual object. When dealing with negative space, you always draw the actual space around the object but not the object itself.
B. The way I found negative space in my stool drawing, was I just looked around the stool, and drew all of the empty space surrounding it. The way I saw negative space in my cut out was, I looked at how the cut out had the 2 different colors, and saw how the cut out showed the space that was actually between the cut out.
C. The reason it helps an artist to see in negative space, is it allows them to see every single detail not only in the thing they want to draw, but also around it, causing you to be able to see every single detail.
D.I believe seeing in negative space does enhance a drawing. With seeing in negative space, you see things in a different perspective and are able to see every single detail of a drawing.
Who you spoke with and why you chose that partner
- I spoke with Enrique Matos and I picked him because he is from Peru and is trying to learn Spanish, as well as that he is 19 so close to our ages.What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
- I learned that he loved to eat and enjoys anything that is good, but he can not cook himself. He also knows how to keep a conversation going.How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goals?
- I think I primarily enjoyed talking to him because he knows how to talk about something that I enjoy myself. He is able to keep this conversation going and can say more than just the little thingsWhat specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations? What specifically to 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 think I did well responding to him and asking him questions in order to keep this conversation going. We were able to have a civilized conversation and I know for a fact that this was the best person I talked to so far.What are 5 questions related to your conversation goal that you can think of ahead of time to ask your partner?
Have you ever traveled outside your country?Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with Vidal from Venezuela. 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.Also his conversation was getting a little more interesting than the others because, he ask questions and helped me when I was wrong.Who you spoke with and why you chose that partner:
- SharedTalk; Peter
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
- I learned that Peter is 20, doesn't go to school/college and wants to improve his english while learning russian. He's from a city in España that can be pretty at times. He's read a novel about my city and he was into anime but never really wanted to learn japanese./How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goals?
- I think this was helpful to me because i got correct on errors that I make frequently and now I know for the next conversation, how to say different things. My goal was to do as much as i could without the translator which i tried but couldn't. I could understand what he was saying for the most part but when I tried to say something back I couldn't always remember the right word or conjugation so I had to look it up.What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations? What specifically to you need to improve on?
- Quiero continue talking to people and getting comfortable because I'm noticing that the more I talk to people, the more words I have to look up, use, and then repeat until they're known to me. Things like telling people "Soy de un cuidad en los Estados Unidos" is now very easy and I don't have to look up those words. They've been memorized from repetition. My new goal is to have a truck load more conversations so that phrases become more known to me and in turn i can have less need for the translator.Who you spoke with and why you chose that partner
- I spoke with a woman name janet and I chose her because she was also trying to learn spanishWhat did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
-I didn't get to learn much from her because once I said that I was in school she logged off the chat.How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goals?
-One thing that this did help me do was get a conversation startedWhat specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations? What specifically to 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)
Who you spoke with and why you chose that partner What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them? How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goals? What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations? What specifically to 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)
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
She was good at spanish, but needed help with her English. I learned a couple things from her. She helped me spell.How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
It helped me speak more spanish and try not to use a translator. Having her there to help me made me more confident.What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I didn't translate. I did use word reference though. But for individual words, not whole phrases.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 would like to try to keep the conversation going.Preguntas
¿Cómo hago insultar personas, yo quiero
aprender cómo a usa ironía y aprende cómo usar sufijos correcto en español?
¿Que tipo de
limpieza expresión, tono y rapidez yo tengo quein yo insulto personas estar
comico?
¿Cómo hago usa
ironía para comedia?
¿Que son algunos
chistes común que use ironía en un comico forma?
¿Es hay un
especial forma ecribir plabras con sufijos? ¿Es hay un principio para sufijos?
Conversation
hola
hola :)
como estas puedo pedir tu algunos preguntas en cómo
hago insultar personas, íronía y sufijos en español
pues es muy dificot por que hay un montón de
maneras de insultar una persona.
puedas dece mi algunos forma a insulta personas
pero por que ceres insulta una persona?
penso lo haría esta diversión a hace diversión de
personas en español
pero eso es malo >:-)
lo es pero no cuido y yo uso les cuando personas deces
insultas a me
Pues si quieres que te tiga las malas palpras?
palabras*
yo quieres solo chistes pero no cuido si tu diga mi
palabras malas
no se tegon chistes :\ !
tu tienes malas palabras
no muchos. pero no te quiero decir, por que es malo
so
así
¿hola?
si?
no se mala palbras
perdon
puedas enseña me cómo usar ironía o sufijos
cuando estas ablando de una nena, usas la
"a" como, "ella es bonita" y cuando estas ablando de una
nene usas "o" el es bonito"
so tu cambias la letra passado de la palabra para un
sufijo
o ironia
Hola
¿Hola como estas?
Muy bien que haces aprender sobre hoy
Yo quiero aprender sobre sufijos.
Puedo ayuda tu con que
¿Gracias es hay un reglas para aprender sufijos?
Sí en ingles hay es un raíz palabras para el sifijo en
español lo es el mismo
¿Puedas usa un ejemplo de sufijos?
Sí, pero algunos sufijos cambia el sentido de la palabra
todo. Algunos sufijos son –ado y ada es –ed in ingles, para –ly lo es –mente y
para palabras que refera a algo menor son –ito, -ita, -cito, -illo, -zuelo.
Estos son solo algunos de el sufijos pero son comun en espanol
¿Que es el otro sufijos?
Hay es mucho mas pero algunos cambia sentido de la
palabra.
Oh gracias para su ayuda.
Who did I speak with and why did I choose that person?
I spoke with the same person I did for the first blog. His name is Alex, and he's from Columbia.What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
For this conversation, we were speaking about a few different things. He was telling me about how he admired the United States... a lot. And we talked about his favorite food... which happened to be American food, and Columbian food. And we talked about movies.How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
With this only being our second conversation, I wasn't as nervous as before. But, he noticed that my responses were better than before. I feel a bit more confident in asking questions and replying.What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I did better with asking questions, and being able to reply without much hesitation.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 think I should start making a little list of things to talk about during the conversations.I spoke with Thea a senior at SLA. She is one of my friends who is fluent in Spanish and I felt comfortable talking to.
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
She is reading a new comic series, I learned that talking to someone you know vs someone on livemocha is easier to keep a conversation because you know the basics about them.
How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goals?
I learned new things about Brazil and asked questions as much as I could about her and her college. Although Some stuff I sai in english because she was learning english.
What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations? What specifically to you need to improve on?
I did well asking questions about her college and how she likes it. Wanted to ask others but she had to go when I thought of a good question.
Goal of this conversation: Learning about culture
Las Preguntas
¿Cómo es tu vida differente porque a tu cultura?
¿Que tipo a tradiciónes tu familia tiene?
¿Que tipo a actividades están común en tu cultura?
¿Que comida están común en tu cultura?
¿ Que te gusta a mayoría de eres Puerto Rican?
Transcript
Yo-Tengo muchas preguntas de tu cultura pero son simples. Primero,cómo es tu vida differente porque a tu cultura?
Ella-Mi cultura es de africano americano y puerto riqueño.Yo no hables español en mi casa con mi familia pero nostros comien pastelillos tostones y otros como de puerto rico mucho.
Yo-Yo veo.La pregunta próximo es similar a tu habla.¿Que tipo a tradiciónes tu familia tiene?
Ella-Comieron comida de puerto rico y bailan mucho como salsa y regetton.Yo me gusta prince royce y enrique inglesias cuando ellos hablen y cantaron en español.
Yo-Si, yo sé.Tan la activadad común en tu cultura es bailar y la comida común es pastelillos tostones.¿Que más?pollo?arroz?
Ella-si si,arroz con frijoles,flan, y arroz con leche.
Yo-Son muy deliciosos.jaja.Esta bien.La pregunta último es que te gusta a mayoría de eres Puerto Rican?
Ella-Yo nunca había estado en Puerto Rico, así que no sé. Pero por lo que mi familia me dice es que es hermoso y espero visitarlo pronto.
Yo-Esta Bien. Gracias Chica!
Reflection:
For my second conversation I again talked to Brianna Perrin.In this conversation I learned more about Brianna's culture. She is Puerto Rican and I learned about some of the traditions that her and her family have. I also learned some of the common foods in her culture. When I was coming up with the questions I realized that I forgot some basic words so this conversation was a nice refresher. I'm proud that I could keep the conversation going with saying more than just "esta bien" even though I did say it once. My improvement for the next time is to ask questions that will carry on a longer conversation.
What did you learn about them? What did you learn from them?
He wasn't very good at english and when speaking to him he didn't seem to practice his english, rather he spoke spanish the whole time. He wants to learn english because he likes our music (eminem, linkin park, etc.)How did this interaction help you move towards achieving your personal goal?
Well the fact that he spoke only spanish forced me to not work with english at all, which was a bit challenging and i found myself quickly going to word reference to reply back to him.What specifically did you do well according to your goals/expectations?
I was able to improve on my vocabulary.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 would like to work a little on my conjugations and make sure I am getting them in the right tenses.Las palabras in Ingles y en Español tienen múltiple significados.
En España, las palabras y los phrases tienen dos significados:
Boligrafo = Boli
Gazpacho= (bad situation)
Matar = Molestar
Movil= Cell Phone. "Un celluar" es muy extraño in Espana
Ni fu in Fa = No me importa
Ojo= Cuidado
Pasta= Dinero
Tio= Un hombre
Vale= Ok
¡Venga, hombre!= es similar de "Cool story bro"
Es importane que, multiple significados cambiar todos conversacions en differente paises.
(http://www.humanities.uci.edu/spanish/spain-slang.htm)or
Calzonazo—Lazy man
or you could also use: Pipón—Lazy person
http://www.spanish-slang.com/In Spain you can say you are “floja / flojo” – lazy
or “un huevón / una huevona” – lazy person / layabout (derogatory)
In Puerto rico you might say “Bambalan” – Lazy Bum
On the other hand, in Argentina they have q very nice, but rude, expression: “rascarse [ps-ref v] [rude] lit. to scratch oneself; to do nothing useful, to be lazy, to lie around wasting time.”
I hope this helps for the start about how to say lazy in Spanish slang! Cheers, Chris
Spanish slang can be seen in multiple ways through different types of
