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"Perception is Reality" Photo by Micah Moeller

Different Stories album release

The colours of the hallway are inappropriate for a learning place. The hallway is not a welcoming place to students.

Pen drawing, with watercolour washes

11.08.1999 - Sun Eclipse on the Sciliar - South Tirol - Italy

Perceptions in SecondLife located at the following Link: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA29/193/237/1006

Top of Mt. Gardner, Bowen Island, BC

Positive: I chose the art room (Building 11) its a positive learning space because theres allot of ideas getting thrown around and a good place for inspiration. I chose this because art is a passion of mine.

Different Stories album release

Tinfoil reflections

 

does form really matters when there is light?

for a brief moment, the world is golden. and we are but one race

-within turquoise tan-

 

turquoise star

 

~bubble~

 

*- - - - - -1985 times over - - - -47 b.c.c.c.*

 

_neptune_

 

:::spells and mud:::

 

^^back to the future^^

Taiwanese people seem to have a different awareness of danger than westerners. This path is used by cyclist. The sign is a warning for the dangerous slope ahead. Does it look dangerous to you? and where are you from?

 

I Taiwanesi sembrano avere una diversa percezione del pericolo rispetto agli occidentali. Il cartello avverte i ciclisti della discesa pericolosa li' davanti. A te sembra pericolosa? e di che paese sei?

Perceptions in SecondLife located at the following Link: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA29/193/237/1006

3.2 MP - pre-SLR photo

I am exploring aspects of human intelligence for my A2 perception project, so I decided to represent this through this piece of work.

I painted a side profile view of a person with arcrylic on a background of news paper. I found a mixture of circular metal disks, nuts, and washers which I decided to add to my piece to give it a 3D look.

I then painted on other different types of coggs in to the brain area with gold and silver arcrylic. I painted some on cardboard to add variety and make the piece more interesting.

I decided to portray the brain like a series of coggs working together to show visually that the brain is a constantly working mechanism as well as a vital part of the body.

This is a piece of work that I have done in my sketchbook of A3 size.

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