I chose this drawing to create an AutoCad drawing for Project 1. I like it as it shows a type of rapid that seems to be common within the web or system of the stream. It shows the force of gravity and pushing of the water. This drawing was made trying to break down the web of rapids towards the end of the class.
Forces: Research
Unknown Artist No1, Stairwell-light graffiti

This image is a manipulated photograph. Curvy shaped stripes of light surrounding a structure constructed out of concrete and metals, are forces that make their way through space. I like this work as it shows alot of dynamic and the mixture and play of coulour adds to the idea of force. This is because the stripes appear like lights of cars on the street, when changed into 'fast motion' on tape, a manipulation in the sped of time.
Unknown Artist No 2, Dangerous Games, 2001-03, painted Bronze

This image is an interesting one. The white figure on the little black podium is a boy who's arms have been displaced to a different part of his body. The other body parts also seem a bit twisted. With one hand he's holding up some kind of elongated object. His whole body position on the other side is directed against the forces of gravity. this indicates that this work is made out of a stable material that can go against the forces of gravity such as bronze and other metals.
Unknown Artist No3, Rubberjohnny

This work has a very strong concept of forces on the human body. A person has been squished and bent into place so that the head is not visible anymoreand nither are his features or neck. Even the ribcage seems kinda out of place. Forces acted upon the body of this person but it is not necessarily gravity itself but forces actinf upon the body from the top, pushing and deforming the bones and skin until inability of recognition. This work grabed my attention immidietly as it seems impossible to bend someone into such a position without breaking the bones and blood exiting the body.
Drawings...........
These Drawings represent single rapids of flowing water in a small creek or river. The arrows are vectors and represent different amounts of force upon an object in this case the water.
These drawing underneathe shows the force pushing the water down and then pressure pushing it back up causing white riffles n the creek. The squiggly, lightly drawn arrows represent the water slowing down and starting to flow. It indicates the decrease of the forces.
Another one of my 1st ones. again i didn't use vectors but a similar coding like the drawing above, forces acting upon water in alimited space (unless rise of water level).
Later on, I translated the Drawings above into a drawing with vectors or arrows, which helped me to understand the concept of drawing force.
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