this will be my ambiguous image that Ill use for final inking part
Monthly Archives: September 2019
6 images and their stories (Jordan Thomas)
Image 1: sidewalk dot (ambiguous)
I like to imagine the random black sidewalk spec is there as a result of a faulty building of the sidewalk, lazy paving. I see it at a piece of history from which the sidewalk first originated. It’s VERY intimate with the ground.
Image 2: Manhole cover (ambiguous)
I look at the manhole as a grounded maze. I look at it as a random piece of metal that was inserted to the ground to allow a breathing room, a spacious connection between the underworld and the above ground. It’s relationship with the ground is godlike. It’s a border between two very different worlds. And the maze of the manhole itself is the very journey to navigate to get between the two realms.
Image 3: concrete splatter (ambiguous)
I like to envision the unique splatter shape came from an accident. I see a bicyclist going full speed, then, due to someone else’s incompetence, rhe cyclist had to move, he hits something, and he and hus bicycle fly into the concrete. The way the bicycle hits and scrapes along the concrete and just smacks right into the ground makes an irreversible shape in the concrete that lasts forever. It’s relationship with the ground is imbeded. It’s like a person with patchy skin.
Image 4: Cigarette (obvious)
I see the cigarette come from the hand of somebody stressed. From the type of person wjo smokes on his break, but was immediately called back to work before he could finish, says “ah dammit.” With an attitude and flings his unfinished cigarette to the ground with his fingers before pacing back to his workplace with anger, as the cigarette seeped and burned into the ground.
Image 5: napkin (obvious)
The napkin has a good relationship with the ground, as it adds variety to the ground, the shape the napkin is in and is crumpled tells me that this napkin was lost by somebody who had too many napkins and tossed it aside to be rid of it.
Image 6: receipt (obvious)
I see the receipt as an object that was lost on purpose. A person who has made a purchase, received a receipt, some pennies, and a few silver coins. As a normal person, he keeps the silvers, discards the pennies to the ground, as well as his receipt. I like to imagine the receipt is not too far from the pennies in this photo. Only the ground will accept the receipt.
project:1 lost & Found
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Taking a walk on my way home from Citytech, I found several objects that either have extreme contrast to their backdrops or blend in. I found several organic shapes or items that have a more obvious figure/ground relationship. The first of the obvious relationships is a black dot against a much lighter sidewalk, while the second is a dark color against lighter pavement. The third image of this group is a red piece of fabric against a gray backdrop. The ambiguous figure/ground relationships were much harder to spot than the obvious ones, all of them organic. The first of the ambiguous figure/ground relationships is a dark brown street against a lightly colored sidewalk, with the second one being glass on the sidewalk. The third and final image of this group is a liquid stain on pavement.
I was attached to most of these objects I took pictures of because I was curious about how they ended up on the road or sidewalk. After taking the photos, I made up stories about how the situations or objects on the image came about. For the first of the obvious figure/ground relationship images, I presumed that a drop of wet concrete was dropped accidentally and dried up. For the second image of this group, I think that an old ripped dress had it’s pieces blown by the wind onto the street. For the ambiguous figure/ground relationships, I think the first one was from someone painting a streak with brown paint that dried up over time. The second of the group could just be someone dropping their phone and having the screen crack and fall out. The third and final image of this group is from a spill of soda.
“Project 1 – Lost and Found ” | step 1 :discover
These are the years left over before the earth dies. With each piece of candy thrown on the floor the earth loses a year.
This image shown above was proof that dinosaurs existed. These are the nails of a female dinosaur that was locked in a metal box, who started to dig their nails into it trying to escape.
Before the sky was the sky, it was just stone people would look up to and just see this layout until one day little holes started to form and dust came out forming the sky we see today.
This paper of the floor found in Brooklyn was spells of the most enchanted witches and as days goes by it crumbles more and more.
These circles represent the human being who are sisters that came from two dogs, they are the first to be ever found.
Behind these brick walls reside a couple who escaped from hell and all the lines symbolize the years that have been hiding behind there.
6 photos and 6 stories (Project 1 Lost and Found)
Every image has a story and this black slash is no acception. There’s actually a little mouse painter who saw the white wall as his canvas. He felt so inspired and whacked a black slash across the wall creating what we see. He’s very abstract in his work.
This image comes with a short story of how it came to be. And with that we start off with our little termite construction worker. The little termite construction worker is tired of his job and has a passion for art. So decided to carve all these lines into this wood wall on his construction site.
It’s a simple short story for this little rock here. A Mr and Mrs Boulder just took their newborn baby home and named him Pebble. And that is what you see here, a picture of Pebble just brought home from the Rocky Hospital.
Like the previous photos this one comes with a story as well. It’s as simple as an ants putting up a rock wall around their house. They spent days collecting rocks of different shapes and sizes and colors too. Id say this ant family made a pretty nice concrete wall.
This image comes accompanied with a story as well. There were two beavers paving the the black rectangles in the street but one day a couple of rowdy bulls came by and tipped over the huge concrete truck. Leaving a pile of tar basically in the street. Poor beavers.
This image comes along with a story. One day two bunny painters were walking through the streets of BunnyVille when they stumbled upon a blank wall. Both bunny painters became territorial over the wall because they wanted it to be their next masterpiece. So they decided to hold a little competition to see which bunny is the better painter. They painted their little hearts out and in the end the two murals came out exactly the same.