Tuesday, March 15, 2016
8:30am-11:10am
I did not think as much about it during Spring Break as I probably should have; in fact, I completely forgot about the project! The week wasn't as much of a "break" from work as I hoped it would be, but time with family and some focus on illustration was necessary.
So, as soon as I entered the classroom this morning, I began to brainstorm an idea...
A factory/machine that takes rusty, worn-out objects and cleans/sanitizes them into new, shiny objects! Electricity, fire, and water will be used in the cleansing process. I would like to experiment with pulsing lights as well (glowing points that indicate when a machine has power?)
I have a vision involving mechanical arms (jointed cylinders) and/or walls that eject electricity where the old object lays in between. The electricity burns off the rust, leaving the object on fire (for refining). The object will then be dropped into a vat of water to cool it, washing off the charred surface and leaving the object clean and shiny.
That's about as far as I am with the idea right now.
~Jennah A
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