Saturday, March 14, 2009

T PAIN

HEY GUYS! HERE'S THE NEW YORK TIMES T ASSIGNMENT I HAD TO DO FOR ANN. ALTHOUGH IT TOOK A LONG TIME AND MY HAND IS RETARDED NOW, I HAD A LOT OF FUN WITH IT. THE PROJECT WAS TO PORTRAY THE CLIMATE CRISIS WE ARE IN RIGHT NOW AND HOW WE CAN HELP CHANGE THAT THROUGH RECYCLING OR WIND POWER OR ETC. BASICALLY IT SHOULD MOTIVATE SOMEONE TO HELP THE ENVIRONMENT AND ALSO THAT THERE IS STILL HOPE. ( ...if we act now but i doubt that)
WHAT DO YOU GOYS THINK?
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  1. AnonymousMarch 14, 2009 at 1:27 AM

    That's crazy elaborate and carpel tunnel inducing.. Much skills you have. I just wish I knew in what context this project is supposed to be in, besides the subject of environmental progress... I bring it up because i see that there is a calligraphic "t" in there and wondering what that is for.

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  2. EVANGELINE JOOMarch 14, 2009 at 2:53 AM

    the calligraphic T is the symbol for the new york times. The project has to be in this symbol.

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  3. KING BEARMarch 14, 2009 at 5:28 PM

    that's pretty hot. I really like how it came out. ESPECIALLY THE COLOR COMBO HMM I WONDER WHO HELPED YOU OUT WITH THAT (IDIDIDIDIDID!)

    But no seriously, wow I really like how intricate it looks, and that you can clearly see what letter it is cuz its really easy to like make it an amorphous blob and be all like "it's a T!" but no one else sees it, but they just agree with you anyway cuz it looks cool but it doesn't look like a T.

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  4. EunshleyMarch 15, 2009 at 12:24 AM

    Evan, that's one awesome shiznaz!

    haha I want to see your retarded hand.
    I'd say your retarded hand is worth it.

    This piece is killer! ;)

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  5. clairekhoMarch 17, 2009 at 4:59 AM

    oo thats really beautiful evann
    why did you name the image TPAIN? hahahaha

    wind turbines LOL
    reminds me of the animation im working on...
    also about "green"

    very cool evan, i wanna see this up close

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