Week 5: Digital MInd-Map

So yeah on week 4 I did a mind-map with my classmates physically on piece of mahjong paper with colorful makers. This week I did a digital version of a mind map with the school iPad.  I find it more useful doing a mind map physically rather than digital which allows me to relate hence it's more memorable. But doing it digitally on the app called imindmap hd save more time and papers too but you can't doodle or sketch unless you buy the paid version of it. Here you go...

ouh wait i did these with taufiq and raj.

http://va1m-taufiqslm.blogspot.sg

http://va1m-raj.blogspot.sg

Breaking rules part 2

Talking about artists that have broken the rules again. But this time round its artists from different major from mine. One must learnt the rules before breaking them, sometimes it will turn good, sometimes it doesn't. Who knows...

From what i see breaking the rules as an artist,designer or architecture is doing something different from others, something unique, uncommon, rare that people have never seen or thought of. So here are some few examples of a weird buildings by Frank Gehry.

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"I have always had a strong interest in both food and art. In October of 2013, I decided to merge these two interests by creating beautiful images using many different ingredients from around the world. I am not only creating art, I am also trying to promote the beauty and diversity of all of the various fruits and vegetables in the world in the hopes to encourage people to try new things. My goal is to share my work with as many people as possible and bring a little culture, a little fun, and a little joy into everyday life. What started out as a hobby, has evolved into something more. I am doing commissioned pieces, teaching others how to create food art, and incorporating my creations into dinner parties and other events. " Harley Langberg.

Who knows food can be a medium in art.

Korean artist Soo Min Kim breaking the rules by drawing starbucks cups, turning the mermaid into different characters...