To help you out, here is how dictionary.com defines 'objective', when used in this context:
-something that one's efforts or actions are intended to attain or accomplish;
purpose; goal; target: the objective of a military attack; the objective of a
fund-raising drive.
As always, do your writing in the comment section of this blog.
ALSO, for tomorrow, bring all your media surveys to class.
Thank you.
Mr. Hoban
p.s. From today's screening of the documentary Hi-8 1/2, many of you asked me about one of the student movies highlighted in the doc. If you're interested (and you have an hour and fifteen minutes to spare) you can watch the entire movie Prank online (in 8 parts). Here's Part One, below. This is not, I repeat, NOT required viewing.
"Prank" Part 1 of 8 from Marty Hoban on Vimeo.
My title : Magazine Mayhem
ReplyDeleteObjective: Taking a magazine page and changing the faces in them to make an unusual sense of beauty. By making precise folds, the face should be distorted like Shanabrook's "Paper Surgery".
Title Options: Finding the Folding Beauty, Paper Caper, The Folding Edge.
ReplyDeleteObjective: Mend a character(mainly face) to distort the image so it becomes a unique, abstract, and puzzling image that still represents the hidden beauty of the face.
Title Ideas: magazine mangling, folding frenzy
ReplyDeleteObjective: Take a picture of of a magazine with a face and fold it to change what the view sees in the image.
Title: Reliving the life of Picasso ... in camcorders!
ReplyDeleteObjective: 1. To understand a contemporary media art and its roots by reproducing it ourselves and to discover Picasso's mindset by analyzing our own in the recorded videos.
Title: Distinct Distortions
ReplyDeleteObjective: to fold a picture of a person or people from a magazine and make it so that you cannot tell who the person is.
Title: Paper Portraits
ReplyDeleteObjective: Folding faces to find the hidden beauty underneath a beauty
Title: Ready, Set, Fold!
ReplyDeleteObjective: The idea of ready, set, fold is that it is like a race(ready, set, go). Only we take our time. The idea of the race is that like folding the picture. You only have one chance to do it right and if the picture becomes an askewed portrate of the origional face, then you succeede! Besides, I must be different because all of the comments above me are all alliterations.
Title : Media mixing magazine miscellaeous art
ReplyDeleteObjective:
Reconstructing Media in the artist's point of view.
Good going, thus far mein kinder.
ReplyDeletePerhaps we need to have a spirited debate in tomorrow's class as to which verbiage is victorious.
Any other media artists willing to contribute?
-Mr. Hoban
Title : 1. Confusion Illusions
ReplyDelete2. Askew You
3. Face Misplaced
Objective :
take pride in your flaws( meaning: dont treat your flaws as if they where ugly things) the broken things could be beautiful too
Title of options: Picture Perfect, Fascinating Faces, Baneful Beauty, Article Art
ReplyDeleteObjective: To alter pictures in varying, unexpected ways to find an different perception of beauty in the final product.
Title: Mangled Magazines
ReplyDeleteObjective: The objective of this project was to distort images of "pretty" people that appear in magazines ads and create an art of our own form with that same image, and to show the ad in a manner that it was not originally intended for.
I finally got on!
ReplyDeleteTitle: Picasso's puzzle
Objective: The objective of this project was to change up the way a face would typically look in a magazine and distort it.
Title: Picasso's puzzle
ReplyDeleteObjective: The objective of this project was to distort faces in magazines but not enough to not know what it originally was.
My title: Picasso's Puzzle
ReplyDeleteObjective: distort magazine faces, but without destroying the original face.
Title:Mag-igami (as in play on words of origami)
ReplyDeleteMystic Mag Designs
Magazine Montage
objective:creative distortions to rearrange the faces seen on magazine faces