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[chloehaynesaub]

These were the fossils that were displayed in the museum section of the visitors centre.

A few of these images are replica fossils of ones that were found here and others are real fossils that have been found and displayed.

I took a photo of a replica fossil being sold in the gift shop as although it is not real it still mimicked an Ammonite fossil which has an interesting spiral shape.

[stinkbitchmuseum]

arnold render of the little guy i made for my lighting final. septemebr 2024

[emmachine22]

27/04/24 - Interesting Points on Streets

This weekend I went to Southampton, where despite the grey weather and plain architecture, the streets had many interesting elements to them. I took photographs to document for my project as primary research.

As soon as you exit the train station, there is a beautiful and colourful mural painted over the side of what appear to be abandoned office blocks. This automatically makes the city feel more welcoming, however the contrast is very stark. I feel it is obvious in the positioning and aim of the mural; to make Southampton look nicer than it is, like putting lipstick on a pig.

However, the creativity continues as you walk towards to high street and shopping centre, as there is poems and historical facts engraved into the wide curb, which is interesting to look at when you are walking, much like the Lemn Sissay poem.

On this walk, there was also a graffiti wall, a small green area and sculptures, which definitely added something cool and appealing to what otherwise would have been a boring walk from the station to the shopping centre. They also had traditional signposts, which aren’t around much anymore. I really liked these, and we actually used them a couple of times and so they served a purpose as well.

This creativity stopped as it got to the shopping area, however on the other side of the station, there was another mural with a QR code to find out more about the art. QR codes are very in trend at the moment, so I think this was a good way to share information without being overwhelming. It also gives you the opportunity to save the website on your phone and look at it whilst you are on the train.

[sangrialuvr]

welcome back 2 season three of Will I Make It Through Exams This Year

[ithinkibetterfollowyouaround]

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[russellembruncan]

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[chloehaynesaub]

These images show part of the process of me binding my journal. These include putting holes for the thread, Japanese stab stitching the book and adding the mull to strengthen the bind.

[stinkbitchmuseum]

a rock i kinda made in houdini 1. august 2023

[emmachine22]

26/04/24 - Times Square

I was speaking to my dad about my COVL project, explaining that I wanted to potentially look at billboards that change, keeping it interesting for people walking on the street and getting people to look up off their phones. I told him about my research for the D&AD project, The Man in the Clock at Schipol Airport, and he suggested to look at Times Square as that is an example of successful billboarding. He went to New York a few years ago, and sent me some photos he took of Times Square. I want to look more into these as a potential outcome for this project.

[automaticpatrolarcade]

On my 240th rostered shift at this school with 6 children😊 #PupilFreeDay #OSHCCoordinator #OneTeamCampAustralia🇦🇺 #Term3 #Week4 (at Mullum Primary School) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEvwavkDtlO/?igshid=qhb7wq0oo744

[erickuxd]

Week 1 & 2.

The first week we did not have the meeting with people from SITC but we were introduced to the project’s brief. So our first approach consisted on researching about how satellites work and it different applications nowadays. It was interesting to see how many ways satellites are used for beyond the known purposes, and how some of those uses impact our daily lives. We did this individually as we thought it was important for all of us to educate ourselves about the topic we were going to work on.

When we finally had the first meeting with people from SITC they did not only helps us understand the brief but they also helped us deepen our knowledge about satellites. Some of the features I found interesting were:

Ubiquitous connectivity

Geospatial intelligence: helps to monitor planetary changes.

Spot height, types of materials on the surface by image processing.

On another hand, they made us see that even though the capabilities of satellites are big, they felt they could be used more. This is why they wanted us to explore new ways to encourage people to use them by focusing the a micro level of experiences.

By meeting with my group we decided to give ourselves some time to explore ideas by our own to later put them all in common. What I was specially interested on was the way satellites could be used today to monitor the amount of people on one specific space. The reason of my interest in this is due the current pandemic emergency worldwide. When doing research about this I found the following information:

Satellites have been used for determining the population of one area.

Satellites can observe human presence in one space.

Satellite images of human presence on Earth (EU, 2016).

By the second week we decided to brainstorm some ideas of different direction that our project could follow based on our research. Since we couldn’t do this physically we put all of our ideas into a board on Miro, an online tool that enables you to create diagrams.

Screenshots of the brainstorming board.

Bibliography.

Harvey, J., 2002. Estimating census district populations from satellite imagery: Some approaches and limitations. International Journal of Remote Sensing, 23(10), pp.2071-2095.

Koutsouri, A., Skepetari, I., Anastasakis, K. and Lappas, S., 2017. Regional Population Estimation Using Satellite Imagery. [online] Available at: <http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1866/paper_156.pdf> [Accessed 27 April 2020].

Steinnocher, K., De Bono, A., Chatenoux, B., Tiede, D. and Wendt, L., 2019. Estimating urban population patterns from stereo-satellite imagery. European Journal of Remote Sensing, 52(sup2), pp.12-25.

Siragusa, A., Michele, M., Pasaresi, M. and Kemper, T., 2017. Atlas of the human planet 2016. JRC Science for Policy Report,.

[thinkingoutloudtheblog]

English summer . . . Missing the one part of the year when British weather is on point. Ugh. Ideally, I would have been wrapping up exams (in-person, in an ideal world, I guess?) and getting ready to spend some time chilling with my friends after a taxing exam season, and enjoying the few hours of British summer that one gets every year (not an overstatement). Anyway, let’s make the most of what we have now, shall we? Take care of yourselves, and have a lovely weekend ahead ❤️ - #UK #summer #wow #missing #term3 #examseason #thinkingoutloud #writing #blogger #blog #writersofinstagram #writer #leamingtonspa #leamington #royalleamingtonspa #university #unilife #warwick #universityofwarwick #reflection #pictures #pictureperfect #think https://www.instagram.com/p/CBV6K7ZFiaq/?igshid=1pmgv32wvyzd3