My collage really deals with how magazine's exhibit fun and enjoyment. This is shown through the use of brand names, booze, and money. When looking through the magazines, all these things where coupled with happy people. The collage also flows with the way a night progresses....
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Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Collage!
My collage really deals with how magazine's exhibit fun and enjoyment. This is shown through the use of brand names, booze, and money. When looking through the magazines, all these things where coupled with happy people. The collage also flows with the way a night progresses....
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Collage
Monday, April 27, 2009
COLLAGE time!
Well, I'll start things off with a pic of my (Keith) collage.

And I was... for some reason... really into this assignment, so I thought I'd tell a little bit about my... thought process. My collage centered on the innature(?) of animals to go with the flock and the idea that humans, as mammals, are also subjected to this manmade desire to fit in. It was sort of a motivational piece about rejecting the pressures of the majority to abandon the individual. So I first included a couple of examples of animals migrating or being herded together and contrasted that with an image of an animal "breaking off" from the rest of the group (Examples A and B).

So here are two of the examples of herding: the cattle and then the pigs. You'll note that for each, there is then an example of an animal who decided not to go with the flow. Its small, but in the cattle one, there's a pic of a cow running off alone into a church (symbolic, yes?). In the pig picture, there's one pig that doesn't want to be herded, so he is, instead, leaping away from the group, only to be restrained by his owner (like society reinforcing this need to fit in). Note that each are examples of animals that might not naturally decide to migrate together. Instead they are being domesticated by humans to do so.
I tried to tie this back in to humans with the central juxtaposition of two images, that of a pig and a human. Exhibit C(3?).

Its pretty deep, fyi. If you noticed, the pig and the woman almost have the same expression on their faces. That's because the pig is the woman. And vice versa. The pig is being forced by the man to go with the other pigs. The woman is similarly burdened (illustrated by the sand bag she is forced to carry. FORCED... BY SOCIETY).
This culminated in another of the central images, that of humans. Like animals flocking together.

good. that should do it. more posts to come.
Keith Burgelin

And I was... for some reason... really into this assignment, so I thought I'd tell a little bit about my... thought process. My collage centered on the innature(?) of animals to go with the flock and the idea that humans, as mammals, are also subjected to this manmade desire to fit in. It was sort of a motivational piece about rejecting the pressures of the majority to abandon the individual. So I first included a couple of examples of animals migrating or being herded together and contrasted that with an image of an animal "breaking off" from the rest of the group (Examples A and B).

So here are two of the examples of herding: the cattle and then the pigs. You'll note that for each, there is then an example of an animal who decided not to go with the flow. Its small, but in the cattle one, there's a pic of a cow running off alone into a church (symbolic, yes?). In the pig picture, there's one pig that doesn't want to be herded, so he is, instead, leaping away from the group, only to be restrained by his owner (like society reinforcing this need to fit in). Note that each are examples of animals that might not naturally decide to migrate together. Instead they are being domesticated by humans to do so.I tried to tie this back in to humans with the central juxtaposition of two images, that of a pig and a human. Exhibit C(3?).

Its pretty deep, fyi. If you noticed, the pig and the woman almost have the same expression on their faces. That's because the pig is the woman. And vice versa. The pig is being forced by the man to go with the other pigs. The woman is similarly burdened (illustrated by the sand bag she is forced to carry. FORCED... BY SOCIETY).
This culminated in another of the central images, that of humans. Like animals flocking together.

good. that should do it. more posts to come.
Keith Burgelin
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Gurpy Collage by Krys
deep shit right. Thus my piece is titled : Shit on Earth. :D
---Krystian Hill
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
My Collage!!
Sunday, April 19, 2009
My Collage
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Collage Post
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Collage Pictures
Hey. Just wanted to post the pictures of my collage. I don't have a digital camera, and photobooth for mac actually acts more like a mirror (can you change that?) so the pictures are bad quality (taken with cell phone), and in multiple pictures so that you can see more clearly, but at least its something.
I was going for two groups of people on the stage, fighting for the best and most worthy reward ever, chocolate.
-jimmy wagner
-Jimmy Wagner
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