Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twitter. Show all posts
23 September 2010
27 August 2010
why I love twitter
The boyfriend doesn't get twitter. I am addicted. I follow way too many people and check it constantly. But my favorite thing about twitter is the occasional totally unexpected response from someone super cool.
Recently I tweeted:
And what did I find later? A reply from Mickey Boardman himself!
Meet me in Daytona Mr. Mickey!
Recently I tweeted:
I like to think that @AskMrMickey and I would be friends if we met. He's fabulous and his tweets are hilarious. Happy Friday guys!
And what did I find later? A reply from Mickey Boardman himself!
@francescalyn Well honey my parents live in Daytona so you never know. We might meet at Picadilly Cafeteria at the Volusia Mall! I LOVES it!
Meet me in Daytona Mr. Mickey!
09 June 2010
21 January 2010
project idea for my visualization class
Hi everyone! I thought I would include my project ideas here as well as the required class blog I have to complete. Below is a rough outline of my idea:
We are constantly bombarded with information. We are suffering from image anxiety. I check twitter too much. What if their was a way to gauge how active twitter was by looking at a visualization?
Using the data from twitter I want to make spontaneous generated murals. Murals are already somewhat immersive because of the relation of size to a human. This mural would change every time someone tweeted and also change due to topics that are currently trending. That way you wouldn't have to look at twitter to know that a new topic has broken.
I want to use my aesthetic in the art piece I create. I am interested in nondigital art as well as digital (including painting, drawing, & printmaking) so I would like to create interactive pieces that still have that artistic sensibility. I am interested in mark-making that still looks handdrawn or painterly. A lot of my pieces have texture and visual movement so I would like to try to translate that to the immersive environment. Patterns created could also be exported and used as digital design elements, printed artwork, or textile design.
We are constantly bombarded with information. We are suffering from image anxiety. I check twitter too much. What if their was a way to gauge how active twitter was by looking at a visualization?
Using the data from twitter I want to make spontaneous generated murals. Murals are already somewhat immersive because of the relation of size to a human. This mural would change every time someone tweeted and also change due to topics that are currently trending. That way you wouldn't have to look at twitter to know that a new topic has broken.
I want to use my aesthetic in the art piece I create. I am interested in nondigital art as well as digital (including painting, drawing, & printmaking) so I would like to create interactive pieces that still have that artistic sensibility. I am interested in mark-making that still looks handdrawn or painterly. A lot of my pieces have texture and visual movement so I would like to try to translate that to the immersive environment. Patterns created could also be exported and used as digital design elements, printed artwork, or textile design.
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