Nice to see you and the kids on Sunday and have you describe these assignments and their development into final products in person. They are all great! Fun to see how your Teddy sketch turned into a photographic image. I like what you did with the 2 wine bottles best...not only artistically, but your creativity in the concept with Scotland, Robert Louis Stevenson, Jekyll & Hyde, light and dark, etc. Baron, you are awesome. Keep up the good work and don't let the professor's bruised ego get to you...just play the game.
The Yellow Handkerchief and Fireproof
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I saw this 2008 flick, "The Yellow Handkerchief" on Netflix and decided to
give it a whirl. I love the unexpected relationships between the
characters....
The "Poorly Drawn Pineapple" is a reference from a Spongebob Squarepants episode in which Spongebob and Patrick find a pencil that has fallen down from the "real world" up top that when introduced into their aquatic cartoon world, now possesses the ability to create living drawing that they can interact with. After a series of doodles and practical jokes played on Squidward, Spongebob draws a version of himself that turns out to be unruly and rebellious resulting in Doodlebob stealing the magic pencil and running off with it. Spongebob and Patrick set off to find Doodlebob and discover him in a "Poorly Drawn Pineapple" mimicking the pineapple that the real Spongebob lives in. After a series of cartoon antics including pitfalls, traps, and props created by the pencil the episode concludes in a stand-off between Spongebob and Doodlebob. To conclude, I recommend checking out the "FRANKENDOODLE" episode of Spongebob Squarepants for the complete experience.
5 comments:
The wine one and junkyard one is so funny. Do tell, is there a background story?
By which I mean, "are" so funny.
Awsome work! Of course the one with the Float On lyrics is great, that's one of my favorite songs.
WOO! Look at you and your bad self! Nice work!
Nice to see you and the kids on Sunday and have you describe these assignments and their development into final products in person. They are all great! Fun to see how your Teddy sketch turned into a photographic image. I like what you did with the 2 wine bottles best...not only artistically, but your creativity in the concept with Scotland, Robert Louis Stevenson, Jekyll & Hyde, light and dark, etc. Baron, you are awesome. Keep up the good work and don't let the professor's bruised ego get to you...just play the game.
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