Sunday, November 28, 2010
Metacognition: Organization
Thursday, November 18, 2010
Change of Mind: The Universe
Friday, November 12, 2010
iMedia: Abstract Art
This is the kind of art I love making and looking at. This to me is so cool, awesome, nice, bright and colorful. This is a way to think more freely and not have to worry about it like it was a still life painting, the person doesn't have to be painted perfectly. This is more of a way to express yourself. Much more visually appealing to look at, your eyes are everywhere and there is so much going on it is almost hard to follow, that's why I live it. I know i personally chose this kind of art to create because it faster and you can do whatever and its what you like, I just do not have the patients for scenery painting and worrying about details.
Friday, November 5, 2010
Connection: Vietnam Memorial
Sunday, October 31, 2010
iMedia: Slumdog Millionaire
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Best of the Week: Mindbook
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Metacognition: QE Essay
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Blogging Around
First was Joe G's blog about how one creative idea comes int he middle of class one day for his mindbook and slowly more and more idea compile on top to create one entry in his mindbook. He also wanted help for his procrastination.
Love the first sentence, journey through your brain is a great way to describe what it in our mindbooks. Looking back at our mindbooks it will show what kinda of thinking we are doing and activities we were into or ideas we agree with. I also am a big procrastinator and put off assignments(such as this) til the night before but working on a mindbook the day its due and slowly adding things as they come to your head slowly would be cool, like you said.
Totally agree with you. When I see a movie or read I sometimes think about certain parts and think how everyone else will interpret it. Especially in books where they can describe a house and you imagine something completely different from someone else. So reading is kind of freedom for you own brain.