I'm in my second year of sixth form doing Graphics. I have written a contextual study that details how illustration has changed in the last couple of centuries with regards to childrens narratives and stories, so I have included research based upon the likes of John Tenniel "Alice in Wonderland", Quentin Blake "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory", Beatrix Potter "Peter Rabbit", Roger Hargreaves "Mr Men", and others.
The problem I have is writing up the conclusion. I can't just leave it as it is because it would then just simply be artist research, but I have no idea how i would be able to round off this kind of contextual study. Does anybody have any clue as to how I can "tie up loose ends"? Thanks in advance :)|||It's the hardest part, of course! I wonder if you have also discussed how the stories are actually told? By which I mean the vocabulary, complexity of grammar etc? Does the same thing apply to the sophistication of the illustrations?
How long does your conclusion have to be? A whole paragraph or a long sentence? I would suggest that your conclusion should include a summing-up of the differences in the eras you have studied and the attitudes of adults towards children then, and the attitudes now.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Gift giving guide lines....?
Hi. Today, one of my friends who happens to be a girl gave me a small gift, which was one of those books titled like, "Mr. Strong, " by Roger Hargreaves. I have gotten to know her pretty well and I was grateful of the small gesture, but the thing is though that we didn't even talk about exchanging gifts. The other thing is that she gave like 4 of her other friends in my class the same type of book. Now later, I texted her and asked her if the gift had any meaning pertaining to me, being why did she choose the book entitled "Mr. Tickle," to which she replied, "There weren't that many at borders." Now, I have a couple questions: One, does this gift mean anything, because I am assuming it doesn't, or is my friend just trying to keep me from knowing its' true meaning? And two, am I now obligated to give my friend a gift now? Any and all help is appreciated. Thanks.|||Yeah, you had better give your friend a gift whether there is some other meaning or not.
Guess The Little Misses - Part 1?
This quiz is for those who remembered Mr. Men and Little Miss, series of children's book created by Roger Hargreaves.
1. blue; round; red hat with yellow band, daisy attached on the hat
2. purple; oval; green ribbon, round nose
3. green; oval; black hair, blue bowler hat with white band, pink nose, glasses, orange shoes
4. yellow; round; yellow hair with pair of braids with red clips, freckles, round nose
5. pink; round; blue bow, round nose
6. yellow or light brown; round; red hair with pigtails and blue clips, freckles, green nose
7. fuchsia; oval; yellow hair with mini buns, yellow nose, green and white shoes
8. light brown; round; reddish brown hair, yellow nose, freckles, red shoes
9. blue; oval; black hair, blush on cheeks, round nose
10. yellow green; round; yellow curly hair, round nose, red hat with blue band and white brim with red polka dots, red high heels
11. yellow orange or olive; round; red curly hair, yellow nose, freckles
12. red; round; green hat with yellow band, blue gloves, purple shoes, round nose, no eyes!
13. orange; bean; yellow hair with mini buns, blue bowler hat with white band, daisy attached on the hat, blue boots|||Remember the mister men not misses. Sorry
1. blue; round; red hat with yellow band, daisy attached on the hat
2. purple; oval; green ribbon, round nose
3. green; oval; black hair, blue bowler hat with white band, pink nose, glasses, orange shoes
4. yellow; round; yellow hair with pair of braids with red clips, freckles, round nose
5. pink; round; blue bow, round nose
6. yellow or light brown; round; red hair with pigtails and blue clips, freckles, green nose
7. fuchsia; oval; yellow hair with mini buns, yellow nose, green and white shoes
8. light brown; round; reddish brown hair, yellow nose, freckles, red shoes
9. blue; oval; black hair, blush on cheeks, round nose
10. yellow green; round; yellow curly hair, round nose, red hat with blue band and white brim with red polka dots, red high heels
11. yellow orange or olive; round; red curly hair, yellow nose, freckles
12. red; round; green hat with yellow band, blue gloves, purple shoes, round nose, no eyes!
13. orange; bean; yellow hair with mini buns, blue bowler hat with white band, daisy attached on the hat, blue boots|||Remember the mister men not misses. Sorry
Has anyone read Cocky's Circle, Little Books?
I use to love them as a small child, and I still do. I still keep my small collection of them and my favourite would have to be 'Times and Rhymes.'-Those nursery rhymes are so clever! They're are a little bit bigger than the Mr. Men series by Roger Hargreaves.- I love those too! It just so happens that I've spent my younger years reading the Little Books. Does anyone know what I'm talking about? You know, those little books...they all had a different story and you could sometimes find them near the checkout at Franklins or Woolworths...
'Five o'clock watch out you'll fall. Who do we know who sat on a wall?'- Times and Rhymes.|||lol yes my parents bought them for me when i was very young and i have about 150. i just cant bring myself to throwing them away :P
and yeah i lovve that one 2.
'Five o'clock watch out you'll fall. Who do we know who sat on a wall?'- Times and Rhymes.|||lol yes my parents bought them for me when i was very young and i have about 150. i just cant bring myself to throwing them away :P
and yeah i lovve that one 2.
Mr Men / Mr McCann?
Has anyone seen the Roger Hargreaves 'Mr Men' take on Gerry McCann? If so, what website was it found on?|||youtube|||this the one
http://bbs.scoobynet.com/non-scooby-rela鈥?/a>|||is he Mr Murderer?
http://bbs.scoobynet.com/non-scooby-rela鈥?/a>|||is he Mr Murderer?
Does anybody know which style this is?
Its like Roger Hargreaves art
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Rossi
that
%26amp; the drawing style of the owl drawn in the day %26amp; night video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrDfSZ_6f4U
if you could help me i would be very grateful|||Mid sixties pop animation. Very thin lines probably made from character sheets. (Which I normally wouldn't advize, but doing that helps when your animating with alot of people) This developed as a very static animation as opposed to the squach and stretch stuff of disney and chuck jones. Cartooning should be intuitive, imitate who's work you enjoy but when you reach a wall, solve it yourself. There are no rules in cartoons!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mr._Rossi
that
%26amp; the drawing style of the owl drawn in the day %26amp; night video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrDfSZ_6f4U
if you could help me i would be very grateful|||Mid sixties pop animation. Very thin lines probably made from character sheets. (Which I normally wouldn't advize, but doing that helps when your animating with alot of people) This developed as a very static animation as opposed to the squach and stretch stuff of disney and chuck jones. Cartooning should be intuitive, imitate who's work you enjoy but when you reach a wall, solve it yourself. There are no rules in cartoons!
Where can I find Mr Men t-shirts in Brisbane?
I'm talking about those popular t-shirts with those kiddy characters by Roger Hargreaves on them, e.g. Mr Worry, Little Miss Chatterbox, etc. I'm hoping to get one for my little brother.
I see a lot of people wearing them at uni and around the mall.|||I work at Target (in Melbourne) and we sell Mr Men and Little Miss T-Shirts. I know for certain, cos I'm a registers guy and have served people buying them.
They're usually a little more expensive than the other tops because they are licensed products
I see a lot of people wearing them at uni and around the mall.|||I work at Target (in Melbourne) and we sell Mr Men and Little Miss T-Shirts. I know for certain, cos I'm a registers guy and have served people buying them.
They're usually a little more expensive than the other tops because they are licensed products
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