Here is my Film reproduction from the Tagline Assignment The first movie is the original scene wich i found on YouTube. The second movie is my reproduction and the third is an experiment from my workshop with Rosa Menkman.

Some more information about Datamoshing:

What i did:

By deleting the i-frames and continously pasting one p-frame i got this nice result. I tried to do as much Damage as possible and at the same time i tried to keep the information flow running. The sound i destroyed with an AudioUnit Plugin for Garageband called Livecut. The cool thing what i found out in Garageband is that the video preview has a glitch when you use dual screen. So when you drag the preview from one screen to the other you get a shaking video what reacts on the sound from Garageband. And here some nice Tutorials – Part 1 2 3 -

You can play it in the classical way. You are collecting four parts of an panorama picture. For example: You are trying to get all cards from “Montmartre” and every single card has a part of the name with a color.

• mo (blue)
• nt (red)
• mar (green)
• tre (yellow)

The color shows you the order in wich you can puzzle the panorama together and the “syllable” mo-nt-mar-tre you need to say when you ask your takers. Like this… Phillip do you have “yellow tre” or
Phillip i need “Montmartre yellow”

The Original Panoramas

Page: 125 mm x 194 mm
Print space: 85 mm x 142 mm

Margins
Top: 18 mm
Bottom: 34 mm
Inside: 17 mm
Outside: 23 mm

Groundlines: 30 a 4,7 mm
Typo: 11pt Garamond

„The revolution will not be televised.
The revolution will be no re-run brothers;
The revolution will be live.“

Gil Scott-Heron

This Poster is about Malcom X and the Black History in America…

Black History

• 1492 – Columbus discovered America
• 1641 – legalized slavery
• 1859 – The last slave ship arrived
• The American Civil War (1861–1865)
• 1862 – Abraham Lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation
• 1866 – Black mens are allowed in regular army
• 1868 – U.S. Citizenship to all African-American men
• 1869 – Gandhi was born
• 1907 – Mahatma Gandhi first began his non-violent demonstrations
• 1918 – Nelson Mandela was born
• 1920s – Harlem Renaissance
• 1925 – Malcolm X was born
• 1929 – Martin Luther King was born
• 1930s – Great depression
• 1948 – Gandhi was shot
• 1962 – Nelson Mandela went to prison
• 1963 – Martin Luther Kings „I Have a Dream“ speech
• 1965 – Malcolm X was shot
• 1966 – Black Panther Party was founded
• 1968 – Martin Luther King was shot

Politics

Revolution

My Adventure:

Three-colour mixing system

Primary colours
With the three primary colours lemon yellow, cyan (blue) and magenta (red) we can mix any colour hue we wish. These colours are called primary because they cannot be mixed from other colours. The prin- ciples of mixing can be learned using primary colours.

To begin with, we mix yellow with blue, blue with red and red with yellow. That gives us green, violet and orange. The proportion in which the colours are mixed depends on the tinting strength of the paint.

If we mix the colours next to each other in the six-colour circle, we obtain six new colours.

If you want learn more Download the PDF “Booklet Color” from Talens.