Textures

Rotational

Scalar Translation

Linear

Natural - the function of movement is built upon the foundations of all natural body mechanics. 

Motif - In a manner akin to movement, the word 'motif' elucidates repetition and variation of the theme.  

Progression - Follows the same notions of movement, whereby previous actions are built upon in order to create the idyllic outcome.

Two Point Perspectives

Humble

Pedestrian

Superior

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Ostentatious

Subordinate

Meek

Grandiose

Mediocre

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Ancillary

Passive

Brazen

MashUp

Defying all of the preconceptions we have, I only wish more people were watching. The point isn’t merely to entertain, but to provoke response and discussion. In that moment, which melds unique creativity with the nuts-and-bolts required to make beautiful things, there’s an intimate connection. Nothing can be compared to in terms of its reach.

It's amazing ability to dazzle and delight guarantees best-seller status. I love the fact that it has such an iconic look, showing that design can be a valid business model. The three-year gestation has been unusually arduous, yet created and maintained a choke hold on the market. I channel that more so than anything else.

Iconic and powerful, Skeptics venture abound. The most unique weapon when it comes to innovation, its success hinges on fans being able to convince the world that it’s great. Commanding premium prices from advertisers, the design magic is definitely provocative. The stakes couldn’t be higher.

Cutting quite a figure as it stands out a mile, the clean post-industrial look has etched itself into the culture.

Referencing

·         Lady Gaga (Red) - 'Times Online', Lady Gaga: The Future of Pop,  December 14th, 2008  http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/music/article5325327.ece

·         Oprah Winfrey (Black)  - 'The New York Times', Oprah Winfrey, Sara Krulwich, May 25th, 2011  www.topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/w/oprah_winfrey/index.html

·         Jonathan Ive (Blue) - 'Bloomberg Business week', Who is Jonathan Ive, September 25th, 2011  

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/06_39/b4002414.htm  

The Grand Canyon

First image capture of valley

One Point Perspectives

Pedestrian

Humble

Superior

Inferior

Reserved

Ostentatious

Subordinate

Meek

Grandiose

Mediocre

Middling

Lofty

Docile

Subsidiary

Condescending

Ancillary

Passive

Brazen