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| − | ==<b>stephanie nieuwenhuisen // mail@stephanienieuwenhuisen.nl</b>== | + | == [[/year3 | digital crafts q9]]<br><br> == |
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| − | '''-Image1: Any picture that fits under the title “ the moment I knew what I wanted to do”'''
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| − | there is not one particular moment for me that made me know what i wanted to do; i still don't know exactly what i want to do.
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| − | things that pushed me into a direction are exhibitions like dismaland, street art (in for exambple berlin), and several museum visits in different countries
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| − | '''-Image 2: What do you make? (Tell us in one image and three sentences about creative background)'''
| + | == [[/year2 | digital crafts q6 - monster car ]]<br> == |
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| − | as a graphic designer i generally prefer to make physical items like printed objects like books and posters.
| + | in quarter 6 i created a car/monster that always follows you. check the progress here <br> |
| − | i prefer to see my practice more widely and also like to expand it to other practices, like photography, fine arts and audiovisual.
| + | <br><br>[[File:IMG_6627.JPG|300px]] [[File:giphy_4.gif|300px]] |
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| − | '''-Image 3: What is your topic of interest? Explain a past/current topic or what you wish to explore)'''
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| − | at the moment i am particularly interested in street art/contemporary art. i think the message they usually try to bring across is important and often presented in a clever way to have more impact
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| − | '''-Image 4: What is your medium? (Explain what materials and tools you wish to use)'''
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| − | i don't have one specific tool or material i use; i like to work with things i am not (yet) familiar with.
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| − | for this practice i hope to use more electronic and mechanical materials/tools to familiarise myself with circuits in order to be able to for example create moving objects that make sounds.
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| − | == <b>circuit making class</b> ==
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| − | == <b>keep-your-kid-in-bed-device</b> ==
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| − | <br>I want to create a device that keeps children from going out of bed at night.
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| − | <br>The device will work as following; when a child steps out of bed, a motionsensor/touch sensor will send a trigger to the device.
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| − | <br>Through the speaker the monster will warn the child in various ways that it should stay in bed; or else..
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| − | <br>The eyes will light up and it will slightly move forward to scare the child back in bed.
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| − | <br> It can also make sleeping sounds and register sound and parents could tell their child 'not to wake up the monster'
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| − | <br>For the execution i will need;
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| − | <br>- Toy car+remote
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| − | <br>- Circuit or arduino
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| − | <br>- Speaker
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| − | <br>- Motion sensor/touch sensor(makeymakey?)
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| − | <br>- Hairy fabric/a monster to put on the toy car
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| − | <br>- LEDS as eyes
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| − | == <b>process > turn the device more into something playful</b> ==
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| − | <br>[[File:IMG_6524.JPG|300px]] <br>test with a light sensor, next step test with pir motion sensor<br>
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| − | <br>[[File:IMG_6543.JPG|300px]] <br>soldering plan with 4 pir sensors<br> | |
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| − | <br>[[File:IMG_6551.JPG|300px]] [[File:IMG_6555.JPG|300px]] <br>re-soldering the connections on the remote with longer wires. unfortunately i didn't buy the female jumper cables for the pir-connections. <br> | |
| − | tried endlessly to solder them instead but it's just impossible. hope to be able to get them before the weekend!<br> using the posca markers for colourcoding the wiring<br>
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| − | <br>[[File:Giphy.gif|300px]] <br> trying to figure out how to code; it's starting to make more sense now!
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