Non est appétissant

Manger (mahnjey) - to eat

Singulaire

1. mange (manjuh)

2. manges (manjey)

3. mange (mahnj)

Plurale

1. mangeons (manjeohn)

2.mangez (manjehz)

3. mangent (manjeun)

Non suis un haltérophile

Porter (porte) - to carry

Singulaire

1. porte (pohr)

2. portes (pohrtey)

3. porte (portuh)

Plurale

1. portons (pourtoh)

2. portez (portuz)

3. portent (portuhn)

Ruining Good Design

Designing is a very temperamental art form. Changing proportions and blurring significant characteristics can change a great design to a mediocre design. Often when designs are redone they become watered down versions of what they once were. Two companies guilty of ruining their designs are UPS and Citröen. Another company (it wasn't mentioned in the article, but it's relevant) is Comedy Central. There isn't anyone I know who likes the new typographic logo in comparison to the old image and type based logo. The new logo keeps the circular design, but uses rather boring type that doesn't fit with the station's image in terms of programming.

Je suis un suréaliste

Étre - to be

Singulaire

1. suis (sue e)

2. es (eh)

3. est (ey)

Plurale

1. sommes (sohm)

2. étes (eteh)

3. sont (sohn)

Singular

1. I am

2. you are

3. he, she, it is

Plural

1. we are

2. you all are

3. they are

L'evil facebooooooook

Une Nouvelles Saisissant

à (a) - crazy awesome preposition that means up and lots of other things

La soleil au ciel.

The sun is up in the sky.

Je suis Derek, et suis un stupide

En bas (En Bah) - Down

Derek regarde en bas.

Derek is looking down.

Pour mon anniversaire

Comptine pour dessiner

La pointe du crayon

Tourne tourne tourne tourne

La pointe du crayon

Tourne tourne tourne en rond

Ell' dessine un gros ballon

Une bulle de savon

Le bouton du pantalon

Et trois flocons qui s'en vont

Drawing Rhyme

The pencil top

Turns, turns, turns, turns

The pencil top

Turns, turns, turns around

It draws a big ball

A soap bubble

The trouser button

And three flying flakes

SPRING BREAK HOMEWORK (YES, ALL CAPS)

ALL THREE OF THE ARTICLES DISCUSSED DIFFERENT WAYS THAT WORDS ARE USED IN TYPOGRAPHIC WAYS. GLEN LIGON USES FAMOUS QUOTES DEALING WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE, GAYNESS AND "OUTSIDERS" AND CREATES AN IDEA IN THE WAY HE PORTRAYS THOSE QUOTES AND OR IDEAS. STEVEN PINKER TALKED ABOUT THE USE OF PROFANITY. PINKER CLAIMS THAT WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE USE PROFANITY CHANGES WITH CONTEXT AND DOES NOT ALWAYS HAVE AN INAPPROPRIATE MEANING. JAMES GEARY SPEAKS IN A METAPHORICAL SENSE. METAPHORS SHAPE THE WAYS IN WHICH PEOPLE VIEW AND NAME THINGS. GEARY EXPLAINS HOW SUBSTITUTING A WORD WITH THE NAME OF ANOTHER, DIFFERENT MEANINGS CAN APPEAR.

L'acier bleu

Droite (drwot) - Right

Derek Zoolander, il peut tourner droite seul.

Derek Zoolander can only turn right.

Le ballad du Beyonce

Gauche (Gausheh) - Left

À gauche, à gauche, tout il a dans une boîte à gauche.

To the left, to the left, everything you own in a box to the left.

Le ballad du R Kelly

Dans (Dahn)- In

Qui est piégé dans la penderie? Probablement R. Kelly.

Who's trapped in the closet? Probably R. Kelly.

Que est-ce une chienne mal

Sur (syr) - On

La chienne non autorise sur le canapé.

The dog isn't allowed on the sofa.

Inspiration

Both the ted talks and the Art 21 all discussed the process of creating an idea. The two ted talks talked about how an idea stems out into different variations and the processes you can take that lead you to that final idea. The first of the two ted talks speaks of how one can arrive at final destination completely different than the original idea and how that original idea can be considered "nature", while the different ideas that spawn are "variations of nature". The second Ted talk speaks of how you can change particular ideas or commonalities by changing the context or something about the subject matter. The Art 21 is more broad as it talks about the different ways artists "ingest" the topics they "consume" and from which, create a theme in their work.

Nous Conjuguons: parte une

Dessiner (Desiniye) - to draw (infinitive)

Dessiner conjuger á présent

Au singulier

1. Je dessine

2. Tu dessines

3. il, elle, on dessine

Au pluriel

1. nous dessinons

2. vous dessinez

3. ils, elles dessinent

En Anglais

Singular

1. I draw

2. You draw

3. He, She, It draws

Plural

1. We draw

2. You all draw

3. They draw