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3. UPCYCLINGUPCYCLING
taking something no longer in use and giving it a second life
and new function by creatively repurposing and reusing
what you already have.
Retrieved from: http://www.upcyclethat.com/about/
5. What is a MAKERSPACE ???MAKERSPACE ???
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A Makerspace IS defined it by what it enables: making.A Makerspace IS defined it by what it enables: making.
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Making is about hands-on creative activities.Making is about hands-on creative activities.
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In a Makerspace we use new technologies & basic tools.In a Makerspace we use new technologies & basic tools.
6. Week 2 Day One: LED Digital BlingWeek 2 Day One: LED Digital Bling
WearablesWearables
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8. ELEMENTS OF ART &ELEMENTS OF ART &
PRINCIPALS OF DESIGNPRINCIPALS OF DESIGN
9. LEMENTS OF ART &LEMENTS OF ART &
RINCIPALS OF DESIGNRINCIPALS OF DESIGN
10. Line:Line: a marka mark
withwith
greater lengthgreater length
than width. Linesthan width. Lines
can becan be
horizontal,horizontal,
vertical,vertical,
or diagonal;or diagonal;
straight orstraight or
curved; thick orcurved; thick or
thin.thin.
FormsForms:: are three-dimensionalare three-dimensional
shapes Expressing length,shapes Expressing length,
width,width,
and depth. Balls, cylinders,and depth. Balls, cylinders,
boxes, and pyramids areboxes, and pyramids are
Movement:Movement: path the viewer’s eye takespath the viewer’s eye takes
through the work of art.through the work of art.
Movement can be directedMovement can be directed
along lines, edges, shape,along lines, edges, shape,
and color within the work of art,and color within the work of art,
Balance: distribution of the
visual weight of objects, colors,
texture, and space. Ex:
Asymmetrical, Symmetrical, Radial
SymmetrySymmetry
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one sideone side
ofof
somethinsomethin
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balancesbalances
outout
oror
11. con·tin·gen·cy
k n tinj nsēə ˈ ə /
noun
noun: contingency; plural noun: contingencies
a future event ora future event or
circumstance thatcircumstance that
is possible butis possible but
cannot becannot be
predicted withpredicted with
certaintycertainty.
synonyms: eventuality, (chance) event, incident,
happening, occurrence, juncture, possibility,
fortuity, accident, chance, emergency
12. Related ARTISTS:Related ARTISTS:
Rube Goldberg machineRube Goldberg machine
A Rube Goldberg machine is a contraption, invention, device or apparatus that
is deliberately over-engineered or overdone to perform a very simple task in a
very complicated fashion, usually including a chain reaction. Wikipedia
SELF-OPERATINGSELF-OPERATING
13. Artist: PHILIP NOGGAArtist: PHILIP NOGGA
A Turkish American, worked as a Bloomingdale's head ofA Turkish American, worked as a Bloomingdale's head of
displays and painted at night.displays and painted at night.
These were mostly painted in the 1950s-70sThese were mostly painted in the 1950s-70s
