What I ve learned
I have learned how to reproduce actual real life constructions in a small models with various objects viz Stonehenge
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I learned how to create mazes and labyrinths and realized it is not as easy as it might look. OurLifeIs
NothingIsBuilt
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I learned to work with own body parts to create landscape and give pictures new depth by combining seemingly unusual objects and model caves under my blanket. I Learned amazing things about Stonehenge and Zabriesky point. ThereIsNoExcellent
NotAllThose
beholdhuman
I created this maze from my library and each book means one step ahead you go forward only after you finish the book. It is only one way street but lot ground to cover.
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WhatsThatScreaming
Light and shadow are strong medium that I didnt realized or even considered before.
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I learned to set the size for my papercut figures to be in exact relation to the real persons. It was little tricky to hit it in the pdf setints and my old printer but after couple of wasted forests I figured it out.
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Of course I knew about Mincrafft and that windows aquired it for tremendous sum but I never understand what is the fuzz about. Until I tried it myself. I checked all the creative works that the minecraft comunnity has done. Lord of the rings Westeros even functional comodore pc within the Minecraft. Astonishing. Wonderfull yet so simple. IwouldRather
I tried all sorts of variants but the free copies have very limited lifespan so you could end up building something for couple of hours and not beeing able to save it or make printscreeen of your masterpiece. I used Minecraft for my final task of recreating my mental space. and I can only recomend.
What I ve learned from others
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beholdhuman
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itisnothow
These are the wonderfull works of my collegues. Some were really inspirational to me couple of times I draw inspiration from them directly if I liked it very much. But mostly I tried to come up with something and look at the hashtaged workes after I was finished with mine to deliberately see how different people see the assignment and what they would come up with. The works are in no particulare chronologic order. Superflaya and Keep_on_asking were those who regularly managed to blew me away and have similar interessts than me.
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IwouldratherJosko
NotAllThose
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notallthose2
nothingisbuilt
ourlifeis
notallthose3
nothingisbuilt2
retainyour
marbleisnot2
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retainyour2
theegois
theegghas
theegois2
TheSimplestWay
thevalueof
thevalueof2
throughspace
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ThePrimaryFactor
theprimaryfactor
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thereisnoneed
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thereisnothing
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MY mental space
I fell in love with minecraft that is the reason why I decided to show you my mental space In first part it was thinkers refuge this time its my secret cave with it s own library maze inside a small hill on top of wich I build little villa. I combined elements through out our course. First I searched for nice small hill near a lake I named it Mirror lake and as luck had it this hill already had small cave I just started diggin and diggin and created vast cave with two entrances. Than I copied my libary maze that I created in the third week measurements and build a labirinth of book shelfs inside my cave. This shelfs and archives represent my mind and thinking while I hide inside to clear my mind. THere is a portal at the edn of the maze to spice it up a little. This is fictional representation of thinkers refuge made in a digital world of minecraft. On top of the hill I set my two floored house with lots of interesting paintings on the walls and specious bedroom with wonderfull view. THis should represent my thriving for positive thinking during my lifetime.
Peter Fekete