Henry<\/p>\n
1. Reminds me of the lady with her fake pigeons at union square. Would definitely be cool to do it on a large skill with very detailed origami.<\/p>\n
2. Go big(er?) or go home. I don’t know how big you are planing to make it. But I would like to see something like the size of those inflatable rats you see sometime around New York.<\/p>\n
3. I think it would be more interesting to try to scare people and document their reaction.<\/p>\n
Overall: Why birds? It’s there some special quality that interest you? Some meaning you are trying to convey?<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Seung<\/p>\n
Can’t find your proposals. \ud83d\ude41<\/p>\n
\nVicky<\/p>\n
1. Maybe attach magnets to the back. But then they just become fridge magnets.<\/p>\n
2. Why butterflies?<\/p>\n
3. Interesting idea. Will it involve enough fabrication to satisfy the requirements for this class? Maybe do some research involving psychology for the fear part.<\/p>\n
4. I like the idea of turning a current event into a thought provoking exhibit. Would like to see more elaboration on execution.<\/p>\n
Overall: The first two ideas felt a little generic, lacking a wow factor. What’s the message behind those two? The other ones have a lot of potential, but need to be flushed out a bit more.<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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