Hi i need some help with my art project. I know what i have to do and how to research but i have just gone blank when trying to think about what to do.
I've been given 2 headlines, one which goes at the beginning of a sequence and one at the end. They are ''anything you can do..." (this is the first headline) and " life was in the oceans years ago" (that is the second headline).
In total i need to do 10 images in between and use them to create a story. I need help figuring out what type of story to do. It would be really be useful if you could help me with this.
Thank you
Ah ha! There are fish that walked. And it has been supposed that one day one of those 'walked' out on land and became an animal...and eventually "man"
You your thesis might be Anything you can do your great-great-great-grandfather learned from his father the fish.
Of course, I'd be happy to help you come up with ideas for your art project! Since you have two headlines to work with, "anything you can do..." and "life was in the oceans years ago," we can use these as the beginning and end of your sequence.
One way to approach creating a story is to think about the themes or concepts suggested by these headlines. Consider brainstorming different ideas or concepts that relate to these themes. For instance, "anything you can do..." could be related to exploration, opportunities, or personal growth, while "life was in the oceans years ago" could evoke ideas of evolution, history, or connections between different forms of life.
Once you have your list of concepts, try to find connections or a common thread that ties them together. This will help you create a narrative that flows from the beginning to the end. Here's an example of a story concept that you could develop further:
Story Concept: The Journey of Evolution
1. "Anything you can do..." - Begin with an image that represents the boundless possibilities of exploration and personal growth. This could be a person stepping into a vast landscape or reaching towards the sky.
2. Introduce the concept of evolution - The subsequent images can focus on different stages of biological evolution, starting from simple organisms and gradually progressing towards more complex forms of life. You could depict the development of life in the oceans through various stages, from single-celled organisms, fish, reptiles, mammals, and eventually to humans.
3. Explore different environments - Use different images to showcase the diversity of environments where life exists, such as deep-sea habitats, coral reefs, polar regions, and lush forests. This will help convey the passage of time and highlight the interconnections between different life forms.
4. "Life was in the oceans years ago" - Conclude with an image that captures the magnificence of life in the oceans, emphasizing how it has evolved over millions of years. This image can represent the beauty and complexity of marine life, reminding viewers of the grandeur of our planet's history.
Remember, these are just initial ideas to get you started. You can modify, expand upon, or completely change them to suit your artistic style and preferences. The key is to let your creativity flow and experiment with different visual interpretations of your chosen concept. Good luck with your art project!