Tuesday, 27 November 2007
ELTON - Shark Attack! Popped up
Love the way Elton has done his "Shark Attack!" popped up. The angle of the shark, showing its fin from front view! Cool isn't it?
In fact, the front cover of Elton's pop up shows a couple fishing on a small boat. A string was pasted on card, connecting to one of the fishing rod This gives a little surprise element - Calmness above water with the hidden underneath danger! I like this creation! :)
Monday, 26 November 2007
Carmen - Popped Up Penguin
Great ideas developed from Carmen's creation!
1) Reversable Popped Up
- Carmen's intention is to create a Penguin popped up. Somehow, when we placed the popped up upside-down, the visual turned into a BULL! Cool creation man. Never expect this could be seen in two dimension :)
2) Letter Holder?
- Carmen wanted to create a 'fish' for her penguin and 'grass' for her bull. When the additional piece was placed in the popped up opening...hey, we can place the popped up card in the house, serving as a 'Letterholder' :)
Great creation Carmen! :)
Saturday, 17 November 2007
JEMIMA - Printing Board
Medium: Foam Board + Printing Poster Paint
Date of Creation: 17 Nov 2007
I like Jemima's idea of creating "Mummies" comic strip. The lines from the "Mummies" visual has made the overall feel simply GREAT! Neat lines created, delivering clarity in the work she has done. Jemima is careful in her work so no 'dirty patches' created on any of her work when printing. Well done Jemima!
NICHOLAS - Printing Comic Board
Medium: Foam Board + Printing Poster Paint
Date of Creation: 17 Nov 2007
Nicholas attempted to create a comic strip template for printing. Very neat work done and he has really put in lots of effort to get it into the right format. Although he has made a mistake in reversing the direction of wording 'THE END', this somehow created some 'uniqueness' in his work in comic context. Important thing is that Nicholas has learned from his 'oversight' so next time he will remember that printing board will always take a reverse direction. This is also a way to teach the kids to see things in different perspectives. Good attempt Nicholas!
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