Well, I've been busy here lately, but somehow I find time to do help with fun projects. This is a promo ad for MVNU's Block Party this Friday.
Block Party - "Numa, Numa" Promo Clip from MVNU SGA on Vimeo.
--John D.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Saturday, April 4, 2009
A New Game
So, I have co-discovered a new game. I have no idea if there is a game already like this, but I'm sure someone out there plays it.
I call it "the drawing game" or "the squiggle game," mostly because I'm not that creative with names unless I try very hard.
I didn't try very hard.
Here is what happens in this crazy cool game.
Someone draws a squiggle of some sort. A line with a curve, a circle with a stick, letters. With eyes opened or closed, as long as it is a squiggle that does not look like much of anything.
Then they pass the paper with the squiggle to another person, and they have to add onto that squiggle and make a picture or something out of it.
Then after doing so, and everyone looking at it and going "Oooooohhh!" they draw another squiggle, and then pass the paper again.
Then you repeat until you run out of paper.
It's pretty nifty if you ask me.
--John D.
I call it "the drawing game" or "the squiggle game," mostly because I'm not that creative with names unless I try very hard.
I didn't try very hard.
Here is what happens in this crazy cool game.
Someone draws a squiggle of some sort. A line with a curve, a circle with a stick, letters. With eyes opened or closed, as long as it is a squiggle that does not look like much of anything.
Then they pass the paper with the squiggle to another person, and they have to add onto that squiggle and make a picture or something out of it.
Then after doing so, and everyone looking at it and going "Oooooohhh!" they draw another squiggle, and then pass the paper again.
Then you repeat until you run out of paper.
[[This is an example of a two player game. You can tell we are art majors.]]
I think this is my new favorite thing. I have noticed that some people like to do simple squiggles, some very elaborate, and even some with only straight lines.It's pretty nifty if you ask me.
--John D.
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