This idea was so siiiiiick nate! I loved the fact that you took a mapped grid and flip-flopped it to still be a map. It almost reminds me of William burroughs cutting up pages and repasting them together to tell a whole new story. Nice work.
This was like that guy who would write shit out and then cut it up to remake a new piece. I was glad you recreated the border edges out of different states but kept the shape intact. Great idea.
I'm glad you put this up because I really found it interesting. I like how you disembelled the map and randomly(well somewhat random) put it back together.
This is a big theme of the class - taking things and deconstruct/reasemple them and see what happens.
Your experiment produced an interesting coastline and color patchwork.
This idea was so siiiiiick nate! I loved the fact that you took a mapped grid and flip-flopped it to still be a map. It almost reminds me of William burroughs cutting up pages and repasting them together to tell a whole new story. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteThis was like that guy who would write shit out and then cut it up to remake a new piece. I was glad you recreated the border edges out of different states but kept the shape intact. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you took apart the map and totally reconstructed it! The colors were awesome and it really came out nice.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you put this up because I really found it interesting. I like how you disembelled the map and randomly(well somewhat random) put it back together.
ReplyDeleteThis is a big theme of the class - taking things and deconstruct/reasemple them and see what happens.
Your experiment produced an interesting coastline and color patchwork.
Nice!!!