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Viral Interventions: Final Index

1. Viral Interventions: Source

2. Viral Interventions: Identify

3. Viral Interventions: Compose

4. Viral Interventions: Present

5. Viral Interventions: Propose

6. Viral Interventions: Final Proposal

7. Viral Interventions: Tasks

8. Viral Intervention: Timeline

9. Viral Intervention: Budget

10. Viral Intervention: Process

11. Viral Intervention: Final Documentation

12. Viral Intervention: Final Artifact

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Final documentation: For our eclipse project, after completing our artifact, we dressed up as scientists and visited Home Depot. We strolled around, waiting for people to stop and admire our artwork and ask questions. We had several interactions with different people, including children who were eager to stop and take a look at what we had created.

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Final artifact: This is our final project, and we utilized cardboard and foam to craft models of the sun, moon, and Earth. The sun was designed to reflect light onto the world, and we incorporated lights within it for effect. Additionally, in the background, we sculpted people out of clay, symbolizing them with fire to represent burning. And to present it we put in a foldable table so everyone can observe it better than in the floor.

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Process

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Final proposal

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Source

Abortion Data Wars: States and Cities Debate How Much Information to Collect

Some states with Republican-controlled legislatures want more data, while some controlled by Democrats want less, fearing it could be used t

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Rough drafts

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Budget

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Timeline

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A production task list

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For this idea I thought of a group of enthusiastic astronomers that gather on top of a hill as the day was coming to an end, their telescopes and cameras ready for the display that was about to happen. They all wait impatiently for the eclipse to arrive. As time went on, the sky grew darker and the anticipation increased. The moon then started to slowly move over the face of the sun, almost as if on cue. Every detail of the captivating spectacle was captured by the clicking of cameras. Because of their mutual love of the cosmos, they were able to appreciate the magnificence of the universe at that very instant, making time seem to stand still.

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SECOND SESSION 2D TUMBLR PORTFOLIO

1. Pen (No Paper)

2. Color: Body and Environment

3. Color: Swatch

4. Color: We Call it Brown

5. Color: Color as Brand as Meme

6. Camouflage/Dissolve: 10 In-Between Spaces

7. Camouflage/Dissolve: Process

8. Camouflage/Dissolve: Final

9. Everyday Monuments: 10 Objects

10. Everyday Monuments: Process

11. Everyday Monuments: Final

12. Everyday Monuments: Variable Arrangements

13. Everyday Monuments: Public Space

14. Readymade Color: Support

15. Readymade Color: 30 Colors

16. Readymade Color: Process

17. Readymade Color: Final

18. Readymade Color: In the World

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Readymade color: in the world

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For my color assignment, we were tasked with finding an object of three feet or more in length and altering its color without using paint. I opted for my compact beach chair and devised a plan to wrap it entirely with various colored tapes. Each strip of tape brought a new hue to the chair, transforming its appearance without altering its structure. This unconventional approach not only fulfilled the assignment requirements but also sparked creativity in finding alternative methods of color manipulation. The result was a vibrant and eclectic chair that stood out amidst the mundane objects typically seen in such assignments.

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Color readymade: process

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Ready made color: 30 colors