Slideshow Day One- Intro and Contours
Low Latency Grapheme Descriptors
squiggly blob smear path trail roundish ovalish kinda round nook craggly jagged wrinkle amorphous amoeba drip splash ripple lump segment contour blotch glob daub dab fragment morsel particle boundary chunk segment division wedge
Qualifiers and Suffixes
Kind of Sort of could be a Basically Essentially Generally Mostly Pretty Rather Slightly Somewhat Virtually
—like plantlike treelike
—-ish roundish
—-esque
West Virginia Milk Article
Print Your Own Protractor
If you would like something more acurate than the clock, you can buy a clear protractor in stores or use this printable protractor. Print on clear acetate sheets which are available at most office supply stores.
Remember how easily we created this image? By breaking down the larger image into meaningless lines and shapes- aka graphemes, you were able to easily reproduce the artwork. By simplifying the image by looking for non-latent form, shapes, etc and putting together what we see piece by piece like a puzzle, we created a complex drawing. Bravo!
Homework Pt 1
Finish the upside down line drawing without turning the source right side up. Use low latency words when you catch yourself subvocalizing. Catch the inner critic and just acknowledge the voice and decide to not take it’s advice.
For an added challenge, find another line drawing, cartoon, hieroglyph, etc. and try drawing that one upside down.
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