Category: feel-project
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“Feel” Project Part 12: Knowing How Much To Do
Refining time. How to stay interested after a breakthrough? Knowing how much to do, how many pieces to keep adding, when to cut it off. The project can scale as large or as small as I want at this point really. Not entirely sure how to approach that. I’m going to keep adding pieces since…
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“Feel” Project Part 11: Total Breakthrough
Coming together of the lines and visuals Using Creative Commons Zero (CC0) pictures from Pexels Embracing dropping in images, embracing only using the editing tools available in Google Slides and not going to Photoshop or Illustrator Completely embracing a Twitter meme format while also playing with the confines of it using the space available on…
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“Feel” Project Part 10: A Path is Emerging
Two distinct lines of creation, the visual and the verbal, that will come together for the picture book slideshow. The Visual Meme formats, especially Twitter memes, sappy inspirational quote images, and internet “new age” as visual inspiration A look I’ve been enjoying is a simple stack of images as seen by a number of simple…
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“Feel” Project Part 9: Tear gun, a pleasure-maximizing algorithm, remembering an abandoned idea of sharing creative processes, and searching through notes
Tear Gun Felicific calculus “The felicific calculus is an algorithm formulated by utilitarian philosopher Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832) for calculating the degree or amount of pleasure that a specific action is likely to cause. Bentham, an ethical hedonist, believed the moral rightness or wrongness of an action to be a function of the amount of pleasure or pain that it produced. The felicific calculus could, in principle at…
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“Feel” Project Part 8: A List and a Mess
Cut more material from the Google Docs Reformatted material to be single lines per bullet point, likely to do one line per slide Wrote new material while visiting MoMA – though more inspired by the space than any particular piece An idea to do this as a public Google Slides that I add to on…
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“Feel” Project Part 7: Colors, Making Cuts, Memes and Such
I started a slideshow on Google Slide and put some placeholder images and text for different layouts along with some notes and variations for designs and font choices. Can’t think of a good font. I may use my handwriting. BuzzFeed tells me it’s “stupid easy” to turn my own handwriting into a font. Calligraphr is…
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“Feel” Project Part 6: Looking for Glimmers
Here’s a PDF of the project: FEEL (October 18, 2017 Version) I would consider this a very early stage. This period of time is about sifting for the gold, the right tone, the right words, the right feeling. I don’t know where the gold is in this but I’m getting some glimmers. How do I know when…
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“Feel” Project Part 5: “You can’t make a mistake”
“You can’t make a mistake” It’s time to listen to more Alan Watts. Though I agree wholeheartedly with Nick Tait’s comment on this particular video: “Why do people always put music to his lectures? It gives this sense of false sentimentality that is out of context with the speech. As a musician I find it…
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“Feel” Project Part 4: Don’t We Usually “Feel” Neutral and When We Do It Actually Makes Us Closer to the Universe?
What are you trying to say? What are you trying to say? What are you trying to say? I’m not trying to SAY anything, I’m trying to FEEL feeling itself and share that feeling. FEEL feel FeEl FEEl feeL feEL feEl fEel FEeL FeEL Feel f-e-e-l https://twitter.com/heyifeellike/status/915659650846031872 Feeling as expressed through facial expression. I am…
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“Feel” Project Part 3: Using Pop Song Lyrics to Write “Feeling it”
It’s Sunday so I took some time to review the Google Docs, scrolling through the piece titles to see what I felt like working on. I stopped at “Feeling it.” This was the placeholder text/raw material I had: here we go here we go here we go here we go here we go here we…
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