My project is complete! After a round of reviews and fighting with design tools, I have finished a pecha kucha-styled presentation about Archery! It didn't end up being quite what I started out designing, but I'm really happy with the result. Given the time restrictions, I had to drop the part about the history of archery, but for the purposes of the presentation I think that would have been filler anyway, so the formatting did end up leading me to a more concise presentation.
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Next up on my projects list is a Pecha Kucha-style presentation around literally my favorite topic: Archery!
Our next assignment for this course was to produce a video and post it online inspired by the sentence: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo. Confused? I was too. The Wikipedia description is really good at explaining what's going on, and way better than I would be at trying. I'm not going to lie, the "word nerd" in me was loving the prompt and it was right up this former PWer's alley! I wanted to do something fun and I remembered something I had seen somewhere online in the past (wish I could remember where so I could credit them!). The House Buffalo. The term was used in reference to a rather fluffy cat that resembled the shape and color of a bison. Thus, my idea was born!
The Assignment
Our first assignment of the semester with a true deliverable came this week! I was excited to get going on the project and actually started brainstorming at the beginning of last week. The idea of talking about a color for at minimum five minutes wasn't really speaking to me at first. That is, until I thought about it from a different way. "A color" means "one color," true, but what if, instead of picking ONE color, I talk about the idea of one color. |
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Panoramic photo taken at the New River Gorge National River in West Virginia, Fall 2016
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