Assemblies

While painting, there is no recipe to create the perfect colour that you want. Similarly, there was no definite structure or recipe to progress through this class. It was progress on the steps of freedom. This colour palette depicts my journey in this class. In the beginning of the semester, it’s the ‘primary colours’, my

Recreating a Movie Scene

I’ve recreated a scene from Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Acting is not one of my finest pursuits, but still I tried to give my best shot. I really sound dramatic or fake towards the end, but that’s when you’ll know I’m definitely not a good actor. I’m all for trying new things and recreating a

Podcast Hidden Folks Reflection

This was our second time creating a podcast episode. We had all gained some experience from our previous one, from listening to other group’s episodes and from discussions in class. We were slightly more confident and that is pretty evident in our episode: Hidden Folks and Unhidden Childhood. I was the producer of this episode.

Podcast Secret Hitler Reflection

Honestly, I think we did a commendable job for our podcast episode Mein Kampf in Quarantine: Secret Hitler. According to me, It was the perfect amalgamation of our opinions. Eventually, we managed to be on the same page almost always in spite of having met each other only through Zoom.  We decided mutually to assume

Game Comparison Reflection

In my Game Comparison essay, I have drawn a contrast between the games Gris and Gone home. My thesis states how Gone Home forms the opening scene i.e. the exposition, and also forms the rising action while Gris fits into climax and falling action, thus forming one complete plot. It is about how Gris seems

Twine Game Reflection

Right from the beginning of the semester, I was eagerly waiting to do this assignment involving designing a game. While creating a Twine Game with my team, I played the role of a game compiler. My duties involved compiling all the scenes, coding them on Twine Games application, and thus creating the final output. From

Visual Note Taking

I’ve never been able to understand from borrowed notes. I feel they’re the most easiest form of understanding for the person who creates them and at the same time daunting for the readers to understand them. So, throughout my attempt to create this visual note, the only thing in mind was to be make it

Throwing a piece of paper into a bin

These times have implored us to find a virtual substitute for almost everything, from movie nights with friends to attending lectures in person. I thought it was only fair if I threw paper in the bin that way. It was made possible by this game ‘Paper Throw 3D’ on App Store.   I think my throw

Gris Liveblog

Below is my experience playing the game Gris Going into the game, I already had a rough idea that the game depicted the five stages of grief. I’m not sure whether that mindset was for good, but it helped me make sense of it sooner than I would’ve unknowingly.  The opening scene makes it quite

Three o’ clock/ East

Looking around the room to find something that means more than what meets the eye, I could not move past the compass that I found from the back of my drawer. My mind was flooding with memories of me wielding it to traverse the European streets. For my Sunday Sketch, I decided to go ahead