ArtBlog

I made a spinning wheel for my collage. I used one of my hands on the scanner of my printer to design the wheel. Next, I printed it and started to cut them out. Then I pasted it on a small poster board.

I created some sort of flag type pixel art for my grid art. I used different types of colors for each row to create some sort of pattern. In the middle I created a square full of frames to make it look like a carpet. It looks like a type of mandala.

What I did for my flipbook is I used one of my books I read my junior year of high school and started creating doodles in it. Towards the end I wrote some Chinese calligraphy. I wrote what the letters meant in Chinese, since I don't speak the language.

Nintendo: How it Has Made an Impact On the Video Game Console Industry             Throughout the years, Nintendo has made a huge impact on other video game consoles by the same Sony company, as well as other video game console manufacturers such as Microsoft. It is a more advanced video game if you compare it with the prototypes such as Atari which was made in the 1970’s.   Nintendo started making its own brand of video games also in the early 1970’s.             In 1988, rival video game company Sega launched its first video game console called “Sega Genesis.” The console was released in Japan, United States, and many European countries. While Sega was emerging onto the scene, Nintendo fought hard to make sure its video game console stay on top and compete against Sega. Nintendo came up with another console similar to the Nintendo Entertainment System; the so-called Super Nintendo Entertainment System was first introduced in November 1990 in Japan. It would start a new advanc

I really did a cool pinhole camera obscura from a shoe box I used a black shoe box. I started off by attaching a white wax paper inside one side of the shoe box. Then created a small pinhole on the opposite side. Just below that, I created a small hole that would admit the size of my cellphone camera. I then went to a very dark room and turned on a small side table lamp. I directed the light through the pinhole which created an inverted image of the lamp on the white screen that I created inside the shoe box. I took a few shots with my cellphone camera and WOW it was beautiful.