Creativity Part2
- 2. Two dimensions of Aposematism: Typically strongly contrast usual terrestrial backgrounds (browns and greens) by utilizing the hues: red , yellow , orange. Frequently display strong luminance patterning with their hues, such as hornets’ black and yellow , and the black and white fur of the skunk .
- 3. Others only need to negatively interact with these two creatures, once , to offer them both a wide berth, on their next encounter.
- 4. Ex. Coral snakes & insect larvae
- 5. From my intuitive creative aesthetic, to the aposematic aesthetic.
- 6. poison arrow frogs’ colorings… Sketches of
- 12. … and before that, two other toxic non-amphibians Facing the challenges of the media used, my sketches improved upon completion of each drawing. I close with an image in the medium that currently interests me the most, and that it seems I have the most to learn about: the digital formats, and the conversion among the many programs.
- 13. This is a coral snake, and my interpretation of its coloring on my aesthetically modified “ Gossiper.”
- 14. Monarch butterfly caterpillars/ larvae
- 15. Now I must release these tiny frogs back into the wild! Thanks for the inspiration of my creativity in this assignment you colorful, little guys!
- 16. I find aesthetic inspiration in the natural world around me. I look for the unspoken, the message that was delivered perhaps unconsciously, or directly, with a sense of tongue-in-cheek styled humor I saw the artist’s work and laughed, because it titillated me, with it’s childlike vulgarity and clumsiness, formulated on purpose, full of audaciousness, like a giant, graffiti-ed mess that an immature toddler might have drawn for a door on the refrigerator.
- 17. 2008, Dr. Nadin- Information Aesthetics
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