Ally Yu Digital Imaging Spring 2020

Part 1 Due On 1/30 Project 1 Brainstorming Blog Post: Look at student work and artists listed below, choose at least one to respond to. Use these examples as inspiration for this assignment. Written brainstorm responding to the questions outlined below. Your sketch/map should be posted to your blog before class with clear written explanations if visuals are unclear. Bring preliminary images to start working with (these may not end up being your final images so don't spend a lot of time processing them before brainstorming discussions). Who are you and how does your artistic practice reflect that identity?  still learning who I am - I think my identity is hard to define because I think strongly associate identity with career goals and aspirations.  I think this has been ingrained heavily growing up with emphasis on school.  I think my artistic practice tends to strive for balance and minimalist, yet my brain can get very jumbled and chaotic.  My art is bette

What characteristics make up your personality? (energetic, talkative, thoughtful, brave) Energetic, silly, clumsy, driven, gentle  Is there something distinct about your appearance that feels like an important part of who you are? (Hair, eyes, height, skin color) full cheeks, petite body structure, lips Is there an activity that you love? (travel, building things, singing, climbing) playing tennis, travel, hiking, exploring the city, eating food  Is there a creature that you've felt an affinity to for a long time?   corgis  What animals could embody the characteristics you listed above?  panda, koala, dogs (pugs, wiener dogs, corgis), flamingo  What location(s) would this new creature exist in? diverse environment (I like variety), city park, skyscraper, a stream in a forest

In the article "Black and Blue: American Artist Is Redefining How We Think About Race in the Digital Age" by Alex Greenburger. the author explores the ways in which art is evolving with modern technology and emerging political and social issues. I think it is interesting how the idea of identity is discussed using "blue identity." I think this relates to our franken animal assignment in which we explored some parts of our identity with the goal of infusing "us" into our art. I think it is also very powerful for artists to use their work to make a statement that goes towards something bigger than themselves

Set up collecting parameters for your digital collection (do a search or two to see if it's plausible): What will you? (be as specific as possible, ie. swimming pools in Philadelphia) - hair accessories - neutral / fits a minimalist aesthetic - worn in hair - can be patterned - examples of hair accessories I own or wear - 10-20 examples How many? (example 10… less is more because you will be processing each image you collect!) Where to source ( online - google maps, instagram)?

Who are you? Allyson Yu, freshman college student. Foodie and fashion enthusiast Where are you from? Reading, Pa Do you have a preferred pronoun? she/her Tell me something about yourself? I have a "shorkie" named Benji (Yorkie and Shih Tzu).  I like hiking! What is your major? A double major in Biology and Visual Studies What kind of art do you like to make (share an image)? I like to sew, draw, and upcycle clothing! computer-drawn drawings Embroidered tree with CD leaves Bomber Jacket  What apps/programs on the phone or computer do you use most frequently and what for? Snapchat and Instagram for social purposes (connect with friends, inspiration, pass time), gmail, google docs, sheets, slides, etc for school and work, camera for photos, Spotify for music and podcasts, youtube for inspiration and laughs, recently tik toks for occasionally silly study breaks Who is one of your favorite visual artists Andy Warhol Who is your favorite musician (share