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September hunt
A collection of pictures based upon a list I invented :) Each project takes one month. The task is to find pictures as creative as possible ... every day thinking and searching for the idea that brings the project to a completion. The pictures are being taken by mckatalyn (as is his task to finish the project ;))
sep hunt - 6 - plumbs by ~mckatalyn on deviantART
The list for September:
1 Red hair girl .............NO
2 Cane .....................YES [link]
3 Broken arm ...............YES [link]
4 Mouse......................NO
5 No.25 ....................YES [link]
6 Plumbs ...................YES [link]
7 White rose ...............YES [link]
8 Falling star ..............NO
9 Sign of love .............YES [link]
10 Pink skirt...............YES [link]
2 Cane .....................YES [link]
3 Broken arm ...............YES [link]
4 Mouse......................NO
5 No.25 ....................YES [link]
6 Plumbs ...................YES [link]
7 White rose ...............YES [link]
8 Falling star ..............NO
9 Sign of love .............YES [link]
10 Pink skirt...............YES [link]
sep hunt - 8 - sign of love by ~mckatalyn on deviantART
see all pictures for September
The new list for October is about feelings (this means that there should be more interaction with new people, with strangers). The list is quite complicated but not impossible ... therefore the main task is to find them ALL - no exception!!!
So, how can you capture this feelings and how do you think the pictures would look like? I am so looking forward to see this month´s project accomplished :)
01. Laugh, enjoyment, happiness
02. Desire
03. Thoughtful
04. Meditation
05. Energetic
06. Weirdness
07. Kindness
08. Anger
09. Boredom
10. Freedom
11. Optimism
12. Communication
13. Connection
14. Responsible
15. Helpful
02. Desire
03. Thoughtful
04. Meditation
05. Energetic
06. Weirdness
07. Kindness
08. Anger
09. Boredom
10. Freedom
11. Optimism
12. Communication
13. Connection
14. Responsible
15. Helpful
The Marshmallow Test
In this reprise of a now-classic Stanford psychological experiment from the 1960s, kids are put in a room with a marshmallow and told they can either eat it immediately or wait until the researcher gets back, and they'll be given a second marshmallow. Hilarity ensues as the kids suffer marshmallow temptation!
But the consequences go deeper: In the New Yorker article "Don’t!" from May that detailed the very same experiment, it turned out that the ones who passed the marshmallow test enjoyed greater success as adults. Said Walter Mischel, the Stanford professor of psychology in charge of the experiment, "What we’re really measuring with the marshmallows isn’t will power or self-control... It’s much more important than that. This task forces kids to find a way to make the situation work for them. They want the second marshmallow, but how can they get it? We can’t control the world, but we can control how we think about it.” read more
Oh, The Temptation from Steve V on Vimeo.
But the consequences go deeper: In the New Yorker article "Don’t!" from May that detailed the very same experiment, it turned out that the ones who passed the marshmallow test enjoyed greater success as adults. Said Walter Mischel, the Stanford professor of psychology in charge of the experiment, "What we’re really measuring with the marshmallows isn’t will power or self-control... It’s much more important than that. This task forces kids to find a way to make the situation work for them. They want the second marshmallow, but how can they get it? We can’t control the world, but we can control how we think about it.” read more
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