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Hi, I'm Jada Newhouse and I'm a Photography major at Sam Houston State University! I'm not very confident in my own work, but I hope to gain a lot from the WASH program. I have experience in both photography and graphic design thanks to High School yearbook and Dallas Teenage Newspaper. I'm a huge nerd who plays Pokemon and Harry Potter rpg games. I love Harry Potter (Love might be an understatement). I'm easily entertained and an overall great person to get to know! I look forward to meeting many others JUST LIKE ME! :)

Friday, April 29, 2011

Inflatable Critic

The inflatable octopus was built using basic geometric shapes such as a horse shoe like shape for the head and wave/curve shapes for the tentacles. As we cut we made sure to leave enough space for the melting. Luckily, the iron a team mate had did not require the use of aluminum foil so the process of fusing the piece began to get quicker. Last, we turned the pieces inside out to add a natural clean and curvy shape to each piece, then, with a tool that our group made, we just lay the structure down and melted all the pieces together till the octopus was complete.

Problems encountered was knowing what area of the octopus we were working on due to general size (huge). Also, there were many pieces to the structure, so keeping track of it all was very tedious. To our disadvantage, the wind was very strong. So even though our project had no problem inflating, the wind would overpower the structure and blow it down. Also, due to the increase of heat both inside and outside, hole would begin to form and would have to be patched up if it got to server. The process of making the octopus had one major struggle that was able to be solved by two of our team mates, it was making the head top (head) round instead of bulky and pointy.

The happy accidents that occurred was the wind blew the tentacles creating a nice visual, it was if the tentacles were flaying around in panic because the octopus lacked water. When we created the skirt we expected it to be completely flat but it was not and helped add to the circular shape of the octopus’s head. Lastly, for the majority of the project assembling it together was fairly easy and simple.


Group Members:
*Danielle
*Krystal
*Brittanie
*Jackie

Inflatable


I didn't take a lot of pictures, not sure why. But this is after we finished the head of the octopus, but before the changes. My teammates got more pictures I'm sure.
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Friday, April 15, 2011

Color pieces








When I presented the pieces I wasn't very fond of them. I'm sure that came across in my presentation. However, the feedback I got from it was very good. My least favorite piece was a lot of other peoples favorite piece and my favorite one was others least favorite. Everyone seemed to really like the torn paper and transparent one. Which I though those were the weakest because the variations of color were less apparent than the dot piece. But whatever floats your boat I guess.

Exquisite Corpse

Energy eye drinks top good



Road directions school lonely life
Pretty body drinks soft laid


My words just made no sense whatsoever, as you can tell. 

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Big Idea (Ideas)

1. Coke clock size of garage

2. Pin hand

3. Trading card mirror

4. Plaster hand

5. Rainbow ribbon

6. Uncomfortable Video: a view of two pairs of feet, and sex noises

7. Giant light bulb (what's the big idea?)

The one people liked the most was my clock idea. AND AWAY I GO!!!!

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Identity

I chose to go with an issue that a lot of girls have. Trying to look like all the models they see on tv and in magazines, and wanting to feel pretty.