Poster for Pechakucha Night, Pensacola

Revision

      After class review and outstanding feedback, I made the necessary changes to enhance the aesthetics of colors and font size.








      I was aiming at the wondrous use of angles and how they can help visualize space at a grander scale. I experimented with the use of photography to get close ups of building angles and corners. The result is similar to the stop motion pictures in which the use of small models and maquette created the illusion of space. One of those examples is in Jason and Argonauts movie; a 1963 film where the use of perspective was crucial to convey size and awesome terror.

      The pictures I used were taken with a Cannon DSLR camera. I scouted several places around campus, but finally settled for the Commons Cafeteria which have really good lighting. Here are some examples...

      The picture I decided to use is this one...

 
  Turn it around and voila! I also wanted  to convey airiness and "fun" by jumping in a precipice filled with bubbles similar to Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory bubble room.