I've been photoshopping these images getting dust out of the water in certain areas. The GIF isn't finished but here is the demonstration. I have an idea for a shoot if it snows.

Set up

As of right now, I'm gonna print more of the 3d models. To speed up the process I'm going to be working with the library in order to have multiple prints going at the same time. The photos have been measured out and some final edits are being done. Finally, I was thinking about some ideas on how I would lay out my work for the show. 

Drawings from the Weekend

Thought I should add an eyeshadow since I don't have one and I liked how my brush came out last week so I wanted to do another kind of brush.

More Illustration Sketches (And some finished)

I plan to have all spot illustrations finished by the end of the week so I can move on to creating language and formatting the book. Once I have a few pages I'm going to send them to CCI to make sure it can be printed large.

Flower & Underground Sketches

Sense, Limb, and Sustainability Sketches

Sky & Surface Biome Sketches

Finished Desert & Aquatic

Finished Forest & Grassland

Finished Volcano

Vinyl

I have the cuts ready to go now I'm gonna place these up before the upcoming campus crawl that happens after the break. I can document the interaction people have as they pass by it. 

trying video stuff (unfinished)

Working in video again for a bit. It's not finished, but here is a look at an idea.

More Photos

More photos I'm considering using. Currently running into a bit of a snag trying to figure out how I want to put everything I've collected (writing, photos, etc.) and things I enjoy (writing, screen print, minimalistic design, etc.) together for both myself, in order to have a body of coherent work, and so that I also have work for the upcoming show that makes sense together on the wall. I'd still like to do a book, to incorporate a good portion of the text I've created, with the possibility of selling it at the show, but I want to do more and can't quite figure out what to add yet. I'd really like to bring screen printing back into my thesis work, but I'm not sure how to incorporate it with what I have currently. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated, even if it's just to say to focus on what I have for now, as that is always an option as well. I'm also thinking about ways to play with the visibility of what I've written for the show, as I'm comfortable having it in a book, due to it being a more intimate, one on one type of experience, but for anything more publicly visible in the gallery, I'd rather it have an element of obscurity to it so it's not quite so boldly out there. I've considered maybe layering post its so they are hard to read in their entirety, or playing with thin or transparent papers layered over each other such as kozo paper, acetate, or yupo paper if it can be backlit. Not sure if it would work, but it might bring an interesting interactive aspect to the work as the viewer would have to either interact with the piece itself or at the very least get up close and pay more attention to it if they wanted to find the more vulnerable writing obscured by these other elements.