Robin Mitchell, Tintinnabulation, 2008 Oil Paint on Canvas, 30 x 24 inches
This mind-bending café in Shin-Okubo might fool your eyes with a neat optical illusion: the entire space looks like a flat, two-dimensional illustration. With i
The incredibly modern style of Carl Spitzweg (1808-1885). It could be concept art for movie like Klaus, i's like the premises of cartoon stylization.
Wizards Artwork - ALFONSO BLAAS Production Designer & Visual Development
From executive producer Angelina Jolie and the creators of the Academy Award®-nominated The Secret of Kells and Song of the Sea, comes the highly-anticipated...
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I am thinking of writing myself a simple 2D game. It will not shine with perfect graphics or gameplay at first, but I'd consider it my first step in PC game development. So, imagine such simple spr...
Get out of the 2D box and start thinking in 3D! Check out all of these fun and creative 3D SVG files and Cricut projects!
The whole idea of these lessons is to get you thinking about 2D vs. 3D and creating vanishing points. In class we started with a one-point perspective packet with some 3D shading. If you are...
Inspired by cyberpunk and psychedelic art and nightmares. Weird 2d animated music video by Micah Buzan for your viewing pleasure. ► Music: https://micahbuzan...
Before you even start thinking about building this, you might be wondering just how on earth do you play a 1D-4-in-a-row / connect 4 ?! The rules are quite simple: two players, they both choose a color for themselves. The aim of the game is like any (2D or 3D) 4-in-a-row: you have to align…
“Frei Otto. Thinking in models” encompasses over 200 models, approximately 1,000 photos, drawings, sketches, plans and films as well as a large-scale media projection.
Our unit on Folk tales was a lot of fun! However, explaining that while all folk tales have similar characteristics, there are elements that define them into different categories. To make this visual, I developed this wall display in our classroom. At the top of the pyramid is listed what all folk tales have in common. Below are the specific types of folk tales that have more identifiable elements. The students were able to use this pyramid as they read various types of folk tales to determine the specific type. Great visual...glad I made it. Additionally, I printed each of these on small labels, which students then adhered into their reading journals. As we read various stories, they had to determine which type of folk tale it was and write the title of the story next to the sticker. This gave us a great way to chronicle all of the stories we had read. Based on the Common Core Standards this is the guiding question we read every day. At the end of each lesson students are asked to write an answer to the question on their 'ticket to leave'. As the days progress, so do the responses to the same question. This method allows for students to add to their learning and allow multiple opportunities to answer the same question. It is also a great way to do some quick formative assessing. Additionally, our Essential Question guided our thinking throughout the unit: "What life lessons can we learn through folk tales?" Here are some of the folk tales we studied: porquos, tall tales, and fables.
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With each evaluation for services, benefits and placements, the nevers stacked up. I no longer think that way. Now I look at all the things he can do.
