Optical Illusion

Bears

I made bear art. (I hope you can "bear" to see it) Probably more animal stuff of this nature (haha get it?) coming soon

This post is in reference to the "The Power of Internet Images" post on the 2017-2018 Digital Art blog (for any involved who have not seen the article, the link is here ). Anyway my response is as following: The five words I would use to describe the Jenny behind the @jennywanderlust account are: self- aware, indulgent, bold, strong, and humorous. She seemed very successful in her portrayal of these characteristics (in particular I find her bold above all else). Jenny perfectly uses the comedy rule of three, in that she creates an account solely to make fun of people to do the exact same... ...I've been bamboozled :c

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What trend was the article highlighting? This article talked EXTENSIVELY about the dangers that reckless social media usage can have on a students future (this article focused primarily on the impact it can have to one's college acceptance rates). Do you think this trend will continue? Why? Of course. As long as their is new technology, people will find a way to be stupid with it. Cave man made tasteless scrawlings on the wall, farm girls would itch shameless messages into woven patterns, and people from the Victorian era wrote way too much. If anything we've just gotten lamer with our delivery. In my eyes,the message of this article should be that this generation should really go about their **** posting in a much bigger way. Hack into a jumbo tron to display pictures of your food, rent an airplane to write out your drunk tweets in cloud messages, or raise a child to communicate only through your awful memes. Just make it big. Explain how the behavior outlined i

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