Sunday, October 9, 2016
SPIRAL IN NATURE
When I was thinking about what picture I should take for this assignment, I saw my phone covered with a lot of fingerprint, from then I realized what I should take for this assignment. Some fingerprint has a natural spiral pattern. I decided to take fingerprint as my assignment topic because fingerprint is the most unique pattern in the world. Nobody has ever had the same fingerprint with other people. Every human in this world have fingerprints, except for those who has a hereditary disease called adermatogylphia where the person who has this disease do not have a fingerprint. Fingerprint is very useful, it can be used to find a trace of a crime scene, it also can be used to verify our identity.
Tuesday, October 4, 2016
WEEKLY EXERCISE 6
SUMMARY OF SETH GODIN VIDEO
In this video,
seth godin was giving four specific examples. He said that he was going to
cover at the end about how a company called silk tripled their sales, how an
artist named jeff koons went from being a nobody to making a whole bunch of
money and having a lot of impact, how frank gehry redefined what it meant to be
an architect, and one of his biggest failures as a marketer in the last few
years.
In the beginning
He told a story about a guy named otto rohwedder who invented a sliced bread. He
said that for the first 15 years after sliced bread was available, no one
bought it, it was unknown, and it was a total failure. He said that success is
about how can we get our idea to spread.
Silk’s
sales tripled by doing something remarkable. They put a 40-foot tall dog made
out of bushes in the middle of New York City.
Frank
gehry changed an entire city’s economy by designing one building that people
from all over the world went to see.
His
big failure was he marketed albums straight to people with 20,000 dollar
stereos where those people don’t like new music.
Saturday, September 24, 2016
Saturday, September 17, 2016
oil painting-like picture
when I was sitting in a cafe I saw a bird trying to eat some leftover food outside the window. And I tried to take a picture of it, the result is amazing. it looked like an oil painting because of the texture of the glass window.
human-wood sculpture
i saw this sculpture when i visited marina bay. This artwork is half human and half wood. They carved some part of the wood into a human, and the human seemed to be laying down on the wood. in other words, the wood illustrating a chair. They still keep the shape of the wood and also the texture. There are many sculpture like this around, but i found that this sculpture is the most unusual and interesting of all.
Raindrop sculpture
this raindrop sculpture is located at pomenade MRT station. This sculpture caught my attention. it is very interesting. There is a raindrop stain right below the sculpture. the raindrop sculpture ia attached with a metal string to hang it on the ceiling. seeing this picture makes me wonder how could the thin metal string handle such a heavy sculpture. in my opinion the sculpture is empty in the inside, so that the sculpture is light even if it seemed heavy.
Piano
during my visit to National University of Singapore for Nirwata Musical Drama, I toured around the University and i saw an unique piano. This piano is for public use and the shape of the piano is very unusual, unlike the common piano, this piano shows the interior parts such as the strings and the hammers. The pedal in this piano is also unusual because it only has two pedals. another things that makes it more interesting is that the music sheet is made from acrylic and using a 3d printing to print out the music notes.
Friday, September 9, 2016
Weekly Exercise 5
This is the fifth assignment from creative thinking module. The topic of this assignment is "how to save a child from drowning in a metal urn". We found a lot of ideas and wrote it on the mahjong paper. The most common one is to push the urn until it fell. Using the idea of the Dead sea is also one of our idea, which we pour a lot amount of salt to make the child float to the surface to keep him/her alive and then find another way to get him/her out of the metal urn.
Weekly Exercise 4
This is the fourth assignment, the topic of this assignment is bee, we were asked to answer why does the bee flies towards the picture of flower and not towards the rose. We wrote a lot of answers, from non-fictive to fictive. The topic of this assignment is interesting, so we had a lot of fun when doing it.
Weekly Exercise 3
This is the third assignment where every group was given a different picture. The picture we got is a Japanese woman with a Child. That's why we decided to set asian beauty as the topic of this assignment. we were asked to use the idea of 10x2. 10x2 means 10 things we see plus 2 questions.
Weekly Exercise 2
Weekly Exercise 1
This is the first assignment that was given to us on the third week of studying creative thinking at NAFA. We were asked to use the idea of see, think, and wonder which means we should write down our opinion about what we see, what we think, and what makes us wonder.
Analogical Thinking IV
This is a picture of a house which the architecture is very interesting. I think this house is so funny, it has a face. Seemed like a face in a cartoon. The exterior design of this house is really unique. I wonder why did the designer decided to design a house with a smiling face.
Analogical Thinking III
Seeing this mask picture reminds me of a villain in a movie, because i think this mask was made based on somebody's face. It seemed like there is a personality in this picture such as slyness that is the result of it's curved mustache and straight beard.
Analogical Thinking II
I found this picture on pinterest. It is a picture of a bird flying out of the water. Seeing this picture reminds me of a ballerina dancing in the water, it's almost the same with the second picture. It seemed like the bird is dancing and playing with water.
Anlogical thinking I
This is the picture of rock with some color effect. At first when I saw this picture, it makes me think and imagine. I imagined a purple cloth flying in the sky because it was blown by the wind. I wonder where did they took this beautiful picture and how they create such a nice color. Is it a natural color of the rock or is it an edited picture.
Friday, September 2, 2016
Ocean's Room
During my visit to Singapore Museum of art for Introduction to Visual Arts, I took a photo of this artwork. It's called the ocean's room. We can see a lot of whale in this picture. Some of them is just shadow that was created by different colour lightning. This art was created by Ashley Yeo and Monica So Young Moon.
Chinese Calligraphy
Chinese Calligraphy is also the most famous art in China. I love to see the way they write using a Chinese brush. I have also tried it, but it's so difficult. The way we hold the brush is different and the stroke is also different. Some Calligraphy is really hard to read, just like the second picture. According to my father, the more difficult the writing, the more artistic it will be. Even though we won't be able to read it, it's still considered as a beautiful art.
Chinese Ink painting
Chinese ink painting is a famous art in China. I have tried to paint some before, but it's not as easy as it seemed. I think we need a special technique to paint with Chinese ink, and we can't use an ordinary paper. The paper must be rice paper because some said if we use an ordinary paper the ink will spread.
Garden Arts
I saw this picture on pinterest and I found it interesting. The cats was made of tree, which is cut until it forms a cat. This was done by a retiree called John Brooker. This art is not only beautiful, we can see a real behavior of the cat in this art.
Fingerprint Building
I saw this picture in my friend's phone, and did some research about this building. It was called Fingerprint building, and the location of this building will be in Thailand. It disappoint me when i saw that this picture is only a digital drawing, it's not real. But, even though this is only a digital drawing, the idea of using a fingerprint as an architecture of a building is unpredictable.
DNA tower
I found this picture in one of my social media this morning. the name of this building is the DNA tower, which is located in Abu Dhabi. The architecture and design of this building is extremely awesome. when i saw this picture, it reminds me of a magnet because of the U shape of this building. I wonder how long did it take to complee this amazing building.
Wednesday, August 24, 2016
fashion with food
This is a picture i found on pinterest which is very interesting. The idea of using some noodles to create a beautiful design of dress is also considered as art. I've seen a lot of idea by using a flower petals before, but i have never seen someone using food to create this awesome design.
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
Summary of Isaac Mizrahi Video
In this video, Isaac Mizrahi was talking about his habit, he followed the
people who he thought looked interesting. He was following a guy because this
guy has a really great shoes on him. After that, he took a picture of the shoes
and then thanked each other. He thought that most of his design ideas came from
mistakes and tricks of the eye. He even found that a hole in a shirt looked
interesting. He sid that color is something tha motivates him the most, so he
stdied a lot about color. He told a story about his mother, aboun an exerpt
from his mother’s quotes. He act and dance when he was in high school, and he
got interested in design. He went to Parson School of Design and began his
career as a designer. He said that he love to cook and he also cook a lot.
Summary of Steven Johnson video
In this video, Steven Johnson is talking about the picture of
grand cafe he took at the distance of 10 blocks. It is the first coffeehouse
that open in England in 1650. He said that the
English coffeehouse was crucial to the development and spread of
one of the great intellectual flowerings of the last 500 years, which
is now called the Enlightenment. Coffeehouse
played such a big role in the birth of the Enlightenment, because before
the spread of coffee and tea through British culture, what
people drank was alcohol. In the 1650 era, alcohol was the daytime beverage of
choice. There is another thing that
makes the coffeehouse important, it is the architecture of the space. It was a space where people would get together from
different backgrounds, different fields of expertise, and share. After that
he talked about the guy named Timothy Prestero who owned an organization called
Design That Matters. He also talked about a researcher named Kevin Dunbar. Then
he talked about the history of GPS.
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