Thursday, March 27, 2014

Plausible Imposible

Dopy from Snow White was washing his face and he dunks his head under the water. He had water in his head/ears. As annoying as it is, its impossible to blow the water out of your head. But it seems possible to do so and realistic when you can do the same to something thats stuck. This method works on a plane when your ears feel the pressure though.

 Here again, Dopy was trying to grab the soap but it keeps slipping away and he accidentally ends up swallowing it. Soap bars are extremely slippery and hard to grab so that is plausible. But the soap bar itself is too large to swallow. I don't think that it is possible to try but you are always willing to. Feel free to try and tell me!
 The dwarfs are eating soup and and Snow White interrupts them saying that they are not eating gentlemen like. She teaches them how to eat properly but they still slurp. When they slurp, they slurp so hard they suck up the soup from their spoon. It seems possible and may actually can be possible if you try hard enough. The motion from this is similar to something light being sucked up by a vacuum. But soup is fairly heavy and you'll need a lot of force to do so.
As the dwarfs are slurping the soup, Dopy of course, slurped so hard he swallowed his spoon. This is highly impossible and would probably choke and die. Dopy also hick-ups bubbles from the soap bar he swallowed as well. Those two are very impossible. But it does seem possible if you have ever have had soap in your mouth and you sneeze.
The other dwarfs are trying to get the soap out of Dopy and of course, they kick him! Its not possible but kicking things do sometimes work. They kick the soap and spoon out of him like you would kick the snot out of someone. It seems possible but its not plausible.


Monday, February 3, 2014

This sculpture from created by Anne Lindberg in order to "provide emotion responses". 

I don't see the meaning behind the sculpture at all. I don't really understand modern art at all, especially the ones that end up in a museum. It looks cool, but I can't see the meaning behind it.
The sculpture itself is really interesting in the part that all of it is created by hand, using colored thread. 
I myself did not attend the field trip, but I liked this sculpture out of all from the ones I was to to search.
I still don't understand the "emotional responses" its suppose to give you, but the way the thread is layered so carefully, and slowly changes colors. The thread goes form one wall to the other side and some other works similar to this is all one string. The complexity and time it took to create is something I lack in and could never do. Especially the patients to create this.