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Sublime References W/ Video Rough Draft

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For the sublime box video we were to find three references in popular media to the sublime. I chose the museum scene with Cameron and A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, a scene from Moonrise Kingdom with Suzy on the lighthouse building and a scene from Her with Theodore staring

Liberal Arts Symposium

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By Kharrington DeBose with 0 Comments

Friday's symposium focused on the liberal art majors: Creative Writing and Art History. For me, I wasn't really all that interested. These aren't major majors. They are minors or you could double major, but you have to submit a letter of intent to the program to even be considered. That was a surprise for me, but at least

Painting Symposium

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By Kharrington DeBose with 0 Comments

I can't wrap my mind around painting nowadays. To me, painting is putting something on a canvas. But from Friday, I realize it is not something I really want to get into. Painting from what I gathered is just making people think and go beyond that canvas and whatever kind of paint (if you're using that) to shock

Chiaroscuro Pictures + Selfie

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By Kharrington DeBose with 0 Comments

We're learning about values and how light affects subjects and were to find three pictures that represented chiaroscuro (light/dark). I chose one still from Nosferatu of the main man himself. I then looked for two more in Citizen Kane since that movie had a lot of contrast between the light and the shadows making it an iconic, yet

Animation Symposium

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By Kharrington DeBose with 0 Comments

Friday we had another symposium. This time it was over Animation and how it's changing. I wanted to do animation to make video games when I was in middle school, choosing to go Olathe Northwest, but changed it once I realized how much time it took and how little patience I have for that. So it wasn't a

Convergence of Art, Music, and Dance

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By Kharrington DeBose with 0 Comments

As a video student, I sort of had an understanding before hand on how music and film mixed together. Music adds texture to make the audience feel more invested with the story, which is why some people can't get into silent movies because most of the time what we see now are old movies with vintage happy music

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