I designed two logos for my blog: one more abstract and colorful, and one more iconographic and black and white. I like them both! They were made with MethodDraw. I couldn't get the "export as PNG" function to work, so unfortunately for now I cannot add them as actual logos on this blog. Maybe sometime in the future! I am excited to be able to work more with vectors as I am used to using raster-based image technology.
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| Some word art done with Textorizer 2. |
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| Word art with Textorizer 1. |
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| Some weird wavy art made with Ecoffizer. |
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| My generated ASCII art from GlassGiant.com. |
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| Generated HTML art from TEXT-IMAGE.com. |
refreshments from parker on Vimeo.
This video mashup is titled "refreshments". My clips mostly consisted of refreshments ads from the 50s and 60s, along with people eating, and footage I found made me particularly uncomfortable for some reason. I chose them because I found them interesting, and I also aimed to make the viewer uncomfortable. I used iMovie to edit this mashup. My style of editing is to match up cuts with the beats of songs, so I used that technique for this project. I think I was successful in this project. I love editing videos and have practiced doing it a lot, so I consider myself slightly about amateur level. I wish I could have used a different song. I used the song I made in Soundation, which wasn't terrible, but I am definitely an amateur composer. The most difficult part about completing the assignment was of course finding good footage. Archive.org has so much to offer, but a lot to sift through. Since I already have video editing skills, I didn't learn much new material from this assignment, however, I think I have improved my time management skills.
This video mashup is titled "refreshments". My clips mostly consisted of refreshments ads from the 50s and 60s, along with people eating, and footage I found made me particularly uncomfortable for some reason. I chose them because I found them interesting, and I also aimed to make the viewer uncomfortable. I used iMovie to edit this mashup. My style of editing is to match up cuts with the beats of songs, so I used that technique for this project. I think I was successful in this project. I love editing videos and have practiced doing it a lot, so I consider myself slightly about amateur level. I wish I could have used a different song. I used the song I made in Soundation, which wasn't terrible, but I am definitely an amateur composer. The most difficult part about completing the assignment was of course finding good footage. Archive.org has so much to offer, but a lot to sift through. Since I already have video editing skills, I didn't learn much new material from this assignment, however, I think I have improved my time management skills.
hey there!
my name's parker. welcome to common era zine.
this blog functions as a webzine.
zine is short for fanzine. a zine can be any independent publication put out by an individual.
zines allow for freedom of creativity that being under a publisher does not.
common era zine will explore all aspects of life in the common era.
a little about me:
i am a UT student studying art education. my pronouns are they/them. i love drawing, the X-Files, and my 2 pet frogs.
i live in Michigan and have lived here my whole life.
more to come.
about author
parker is a student at the university of toledo. they love drawing, video games, and the X-Files. someday they hope to be an art therapist!
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