Darth the Mountain Gorilla was made using the 123D Make system. It took 124 recycled cardboard pieces and 26 hours to assemble. The base is made out of a recycled poster tube and a box filled with concrete.
McArt Blog
I'm Erin McMahon and this is my Digital Media artwork from my semesters at UNR.
Monday, April 14, 2014
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
2064
Felony
In 2064, every federal agency is now run by Google. This is no exception for the former Federal Bureau of Prisons. Google decided to reinstate Alcatraz to it's original purpose as a Federal Prison. Criminals from all over the country are brought to the now hi-tech island. All prisoners have barcode tattoos on their scalps to track their movements throughout the prison. This also easily identifies any escapees. Each prisoner wears a different colored suit to signify what type of crime they committed.
I am wearing a yellow suit to signify that I am an internet felon. I organized major internet fraud at the age of 32. I have been in prison for almost 40 years. I don't know how the world has changed because I have been locked away, but I do know that I have to wear a suit to protect me from the harsh rays of the sun and the illnesses that plague our planet. I hope to be released from Google Prison by the year 2071.
Monday, March 3, 2014
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Monday, February 3, 2014
Crumpled Leaning Tower of Pisa
My first attempt at 123D was not a success. I used the browser option on my Mac and it never saved. It gave me the progress bar for hours. I learned that the program is counter intuitive. I wanted to use matte base but busier patterns work better. I also thought that the more pictures the better but less pictures seemed to work with the program better.
Saturday, February 1, 2014
2064
After Joe mentioned the Home Depot city, I knew that's the route I wanted to go. I hope that 72 year old Erin won't give into commercialism by living in a Home Depot city, but I do think that there is a slight chance I would be in Federal Prison for illegally downloading movies. In this future, Google now runs the Bureau of Prisons. Prisoners do not get the luxury of hair because Google chooses to tattoo bar codes on all prisoners scalps. The four Google colors indicate the security levels. Red means the prison committed a violent crime, Blue means they committed a sexual crime, Green means they stole or laundered money, and Yellow means they committed internet fraud.
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