Well i wanted to put some humor into this project by stating what could be the most obvious thing i could think of; it shows the fact that apple has risen and other companies have been closed or bought-out. This demonstrates time by having our dearly dead Steve jobs unfinished but still dancing on the graves of the other companies. What i used for this project was a ton of paint and pencils. This piece is suppose to give a  humors expression of the early death of Steve Jobs but is still making accomplishments. The emotions is suppose to be happy and half-full kinda look.

When i started this intertextuality project what i thought what would be the best option was a 'Alice in Wonderland' and 'Batman' mash-up by having the joker as a card knight. Soon i just choose to make a stitzel of the Joker to show his sort of ironic personality. I choose to make a stitzel to show the wildness of this iconic super-villain. On truth they have much in common ranging from the messy work to changing the color of my shoes.I wanted to show a deeper side of the Joker that most see but just brush off, his irony. The irony that even made him and Batman share a laugh. The irony of there is a little piece of him inside all of us.

This project was about using text in the form of art but with using words that affect people's culture. What is the most important thing about culture to me is 'education'. But most people would probable roll their eyes and say,"Yeah right out of all the things you could think of 'education' is the best you could come up with?" I will admit it was not exactly my first choice but i made this idea work. For those of you who could not see the word this piece is in fact just education. I used the fluid and curvy form of cursive, that is type of handwritten text that has been taken out of modern public schools. I used 'Old English' another hand written text type that has been taken out of education. But whats with the vines you might ask...those aren't exactly vines it is actually calligraphy a higher and only form of writing for important documents in the medieval era which was roughly 300ad-1800ad. I took a big risk on the ink knowing it will either be sharp and neat like calligraphy or be a hot mess. In my perspective it turned out nicely with and says so much then what it is at face value. The message of this is sort of saying,"Hey even though we are heading to paperless society we will still need this common skill of writing." Then again this is just one artist, with one word, and one picture with a few means. With this i will end my note by saying...Did you find the elephant?

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There once was a large male who mix...heritages? No no no, i think the word is race..yes he was a mixed race. He was a funny man with terrible jokes and stories, but jolly good fun to be around. He is liked by everyone and jokes around a bit too much with 'That' white guy...but to put this story to rest i am not the mixed guy...i am 'That' white guy. Find my next Random Story...