Friday, May 15, 2020
Monday, May 11, 2020
Reflection of my capstone project
REFLECTION-
At the starting of this project, I was stuck for a while because we were given a fairly wide topic and were told to find our own approach to study it. What challenged me at the beginning, made the project extremely interesting to me by the end! Of course, not being in the college studio environment was a struggle but other than that I struggled to cut the less important parts from the articles I read during this project. In the beginning I felt like putting entire articles in my presentations, but overtime understood that simply explaining the "gist" also works in some cases. Another struggle was, to make the outcome, i decided on making an animation with apps on my phone, it took a lot of "jugaad" and a lot of patience but it was worth the experience!
PHASE 1.
I realized that having a visual presentation makes the presentation more engaging for the viewers, some struggles were, network issues, trying to come up with useful feedback for my friends and vice versa.
PHASE 2.
During this phase, I dealt with trying to arrange prescribed formats of the videos and pictures into the Presentation. I dealt with a bit of confusion as to what to put and what can be avoided.
PHASE 3.
I had to keep talking to my friends for inspiration, we would generally brainstorm ideas together which made the process a bit easier. I struggled here with less patience. My stop motion came out a bit shaky because I kept running out of patience.
Achievements: I feel during this project I was more interactive that I generally am, which turned out to be a great source of motivation. In my opinion, I was fairly up to date with what was happening which was extremely important due to the current times.
Overall, I learnt how having less resources can become a very interesting opportunity!
At the starting of this project, I was stuck for a while because we were given a fairly wide topic and were told to find our own approach to study it. What challenged me at the beginning, made the project extremely interesting to me by the end! Of course, not being in the college studio environment was a struggle but other than that I struggled to cut the less important parts from the articles I read during this project. In the beginning I felt like putting entire articles in my presentations, but overtime understood that simply explaining the "gist" also works in some cases. Another struggle was, to make the outcome, i decided on making an animation with apps on my phone, it took a lot of "jugaad" and a lot of patience but it was worth the experience!
PHASE 1.
I realized that having a visual presentation makes the presentation more engaging for the viewers, some struggles were, network issues, trying to come up with useful feedback for my friends and vice versa.
PHASE 2.
During this phase, I dealt with trying to arrange prescribed formats of the videos and pictures into the Presentation. I dealt with a bit of confusion as to what to put and what can be avoided.
PHASE 3.
I had to keep talking to my friends for inspiration, we would generally brainstorm ideas together which made the process a bit easier. I struggled here with less patience. My stop motion came out a bit shaky because I kept running out of patience.
Achievements: I feel during this project I was more interactive that I generally am, which turned out to be a great source of motivation. In my opinion, I was fairly up to date with what was happening which was extremely important due to the current times.
Overall, I learnt how having less resources can become a very interesting opportunity!
PRE WORK for the food project
Week 1 Presentation
Everyday Food Documentation
Why did I choose Khichdi?
Mind Maps ( made during Week 1 )
Everyday Food Documentation
Why did I choose Khichdi?
Mind Maps ( made during Week 1 )
Monday, May 4, 2020
Sunday, May 3, 2020
visual diary day 20
go corona go - video. i saw this video of a woman just jumping and screaming go corona go, that video summed up all my feelings. this is inspired by that woman on the internet
visual diary day 16
look i can do a split - I made this for my friends birthday, the happiest part of her college experience is her dance team. She recently learnt how to do splits, this is just a stay safe warning for her.
moods in school - these depict the various mood my friends and I had in school
visual diary day 14
My second eldest sister lives in New Jersey, they've strictly quarantined themselves like the rest of the world. Their building was out of filtered water for 2 days and my sister and jiju went crazy between working from home and boiling water. These two illustrations are inspired by their misery. It's all good now though!
visual diary day 12
these dried flowers are of the plant
after some days we will shake the seeds of these dried leaves and use those seeds to plant more plants.
Video about stillness - I was sitting outside, sketching and then suddenly a leaf slowly falls on the paper I was working on. (This slow motion video is inspired by this.)
after some days we will shake the seeds of these dried leaves and use those seeds to plant more plants.
Video about stillness - I was sitting outside, sketching and then suddenly a leaf slowly falls on the paper I was working on. (This slow motion video is inspired by this.)
visual diary day 10
All the monkeys came and ate the yellow capsicums that my dad was growing, dissapointed but glad someone extremely glad that the monkies liked them
this ghiya is called Bottlegourd. I discovered that not all lokis, ghiyas are called bottlegourd in english. this particular variety is called BOTTLEGOURD as it looks like a bottle. My dad grows bottle gourds at home.
Saturday, May 2, 2020
visual diary day 9
I made this for the food project but this story means more than khichdi to me, when I was a kid I wasnt much of a reader, by the time I was 15 i wanted to indian ize my nephew who lives in the states, so one day i went to this old bookshop in kamla nagar and got all available akbar birbal comics, tinkle and what not. In order to get him reading them, I also read the legendary comics. Better late than never!
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