Now for the one person that actually reads this blog (Hi Mr. Sands!) I apologize for the next little bit of gratuitous fangirling:
IGOTTODOMORIARTY'SFACEINCLASSANDITTURNEDOUTWELL AHAHAHAHAHAHAAHA SDFGASJKFBHSK
I'm good. I'm fine. Just fine. Eheheh.
So.
I did a stencil of this guy:
Look at his face |
His name's Andrew Scott and he plays one of the most brilliant villians. He plays Moriarty in the modern of Sherlock Holmes.
OKAY. Onto the "actual content". I don't know why you would /want/ the actual content when I could just spam you with pictures of his face and quotes from the show but whatever.
*spraypainting the stencil* |
Apparently I'm supposed to put in vocab words in my answers.
These words to be exact.
Stencil Spray Paint Xacto Knife Positive/Negative Space
Composition Collage Photoshop Threshold Contrast
1. Explain how you changed your photo in the lab to create a stencil.
We used PHOTOSHOP (but how can i make it MORE obnoxious?) and went to THRESHOLD to make it black and white and then we printed it out.
2. When creating the collage background
explain your choices of colors, materials (magazine paper, books pages,
etc), and placement. How does it relate to your topic? If no relation
discuss general idea.
We tore out pages of books for our COLLAGE and glued them to the...thing.
3. Discuss the way positive and negative space was used to create your stencil.
4. When using the xacto knife, explain
the safety procedures, how to use the knife and any challenges you had
to overcome while cutting.
He had to cut away from outselves using the XACTO KNIFE and. Um. No challenges? It wasn't that difficult, actually.
The SPRAYPAINT was fun. Um. Since this guy was a villian I did black on red like so:
Honey, you should see me in a stencil. |
Moriarty. Yes. Him and his suits.
Honey, you should see him in a crown... >:D Very nice!
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