Because Chomsky is such a tough nut to crack I feel it would be quite rewarding to suss out something for him? I also don't want it to look like I'm taking the easy road by not choosing Chomsky...wehh...
But I soon found that when I was drawing, I was having trouble translating this person and their lifes work into images. Making something that is heavily theory-based, and on non-physical concepts into visuals is really difficult
Another worry was that if I stuck with this, I could be shooting myself in the foot and end up making final outcomes that were a bit rubbish because I felt obligated to take the *~intellectual high road~*
But I soon found that when I was drawing, I was having trouble translating this person and their lifes work into images. Making something that is heavily theory-based, and on non-physical concepts into visuals is really difficult
Another worry was that if I stuck with this, I could be shooting myself in the foot and end up making final outcomes that were a bit rubbish because I felt obligated to take the *~intellectual high road~*
Ideas I had were using mark making and abstract forms to illustrate mental processes and functions, or linguistic theories I had briefly looked into. Another one was to somehow involve type, also going along with the linguistics theme.
(Sorry Noam, but..) I feel that the what I've found out about Hughes is more dynamic (events, happenings, occurences), has more of a mood and atmosphere, and translates better visually without completely turning into a portrait brief.
(Sorry Noam, but..) I feel that the what I've found out about Hughes is more dynamic (events, happenings, occurences), has more of a mood and atmosphere, and translates better visually without completely turning into a portrait brief.
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