#experimentone

[jennygermasian-blog]

While we're all patiently waiting for the outcome of my other experiments to render... 

EXPERIMENT NUMBER ONE.

This experiment was all about collecting boxes. Round boxes, square boxes, rectangles. Cardboard, plastic, steel. The only rule I set for my collection of boxes was the definition of what could be included (and thus my definition of boxes): Anything with five or more sides (or round, with at least one closed end; so no toilet paper rolls) and an open side.

I gave myself 6 days and collected boxes in day-to-day life that I would have thrown away otherwise. It should be noted that I did not buy any things or boxes just to add to my collection of boxes, but I rather just collected what I bought/used anyway. (So, I lied about the one rule - I guess not letting the experiment influence your consumer behaviour would be the second rule).

And I was shocked to see that in SIX DAYS I had acquired

- nine take-away coffee cups - four take-away cardboard boxes - three take-away plastic boxes - six random packaging boxes (both plastic & cardboard) - one steel can

And it made me realize

A) This girl can eat. B) I clearly have a coffee problem. C) Holy shit, that’s a lot of waste from ONE human being. in. SIX. DAYS.

#experimentone #overandout

[bobertbiggles]

But I won't hold onto this any longer. Born again, I am brand new, and I am stronger. Fear me not, I mean no harm, I'm just drifting in the shadows. I need you to hear me, save my pitied soul from the gallows. #warpath #compassion #experimentone #asylum

[cofa1002jackiecai]

Movie posters were experimented on, their images and texts cut out to see if it can still be recognized as a poster with impact. 

   Above is an experiment I conducted to see the progression of when an image stops being a poster. I’ve found that for it to be some sort of recognizable as a poster it must have some distinct shapes. At first I had thought that if there’s anything resembling an image and it can tell some sort of a story then it can classify as a poster, but this wasn’t completely true.     In the Don Jon poster, the one where it’s completely blank, even though you could still make out the shape of a head, the lack of text to convey additional information didn’t make it stand out. However, just incorporation of text just doesn’t cut it, it has to be bold and stand out. The erasure of a detailed image, but still retaining bold text can still be recognizable as a poster, as shown by the Don Jon poster: without image. 

   Similarly, the other posters were also tested to see if it’ll make a difference. Results conclude that key text MUST be retained for it to appear an impactful poster. 

[valleysnc-blog]

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