Tyler Hoback's Blog
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Friday, May 2, 2014
Target Observation
Sunday, April 27, 2014
Monday, April 7, 2014
Memorial Coliseum
This poster, found at the convention that took place at Memorial Coliseum over the weekend, is just part of the exhibit that drew people in from all over to see. This one happens to be about The Functional Role of Residues of Cascade. This one stands out from many of the other posters at the convention because the background is mainly black. Majority of the other posters around it where nearly all white with things on them. You can eve see this with the poster in the background, behind the main picture and to the left. Also, this poster has a lot of colorful, and easy to see graphs and graphics. The bar graphs are easy to read with many labels and the pictures of the cascade is clearly labeled so that the viewer can stand and read the poster without becoming confused. The only downside to this particular poster, is that there is a lot of writing on the sides, and since there are big pictures in the middle, the writing on the sides is pretty small and hard to read if you are not right up next to it. It also makes it look like there is too many words so some people may not even take the time to come up to it and read it all.
Sunday, April 6, 2014
Thursday, April 3, 2014
Design 2.0
The house is built to withstand hurricanes but there is much more to the house that you realize when you just look at it. Its all white, which stands out to the human eye. This house is white because everything around this house is either blue (sky) or green (the grass and trees). The white house contradicts all the colors around it so the house stands out and kinda "pops" out from its surroundings. Also, the symmetry of the house stands out. The house is perfectly symmetrical, which stand out because most houses around the country are not perfectly symmetrical. Society has gotten so use to the non-symmetric ways of most buildings around America that not many building are perfectly symmetrical anymore. The Symmetry comes from ancient Greece, just like all of the important buildings in Washington D.C. Those reasons alone it stand out from the norm and it catches peoples eyes because of its beauty.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Culture and sub-culture
This is the image that I brought into class today. To majority of the culture in America
and the rest of the world, it just looks like a couple Greek letters. Some people may not even know that they
are green letters; they may just think that they are just some random
symbols. Even the people who know
they are Greek letters, they just think about the stereotypical fraternity
things like partying and usually think of all the negative connotations associated
with the letters. Probably 90 percent
of the world has no idea what they letters even mean or stand for so they just don’t
care about them
To my brothers and me however, the letters have so much more
meaning behind them. We know that
what they stand for bother literally, Phi Delta Theta, and metaphorically. To us they mean brotherhood. They have meaning behind them and a sense
of pride that no one else will understand except for the few that are members
of the fraternity. The rest of the
Greek community may know what they stand for, but they will never know the strength
of the brotherhood behind them and they will never know what our letters mean
to us. There is such a small
sub-culture behind them that majority of the world will never see the letters
as we do.
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