Steampunk project Audio/transition

Questions for Reading #2

1. In Benjamin's essay, he argues that the value of art has been lost over time, with so many reproductions being made. Do you agree or disagree with this statement, and why? 2. Why and what do you believe changes through history and generations? Is this change a good or bad thing?

So I wanted to keep the steampunk theme, but I really liked this picture the best out of all my triptychs, so I used it. I loved the idea of the Cat's ears moving--not really sure if I achieved that, but I did my best. :)

I wanted to do something with Alice in Wonderland, because the game "Alice: The Madness Returns" has a steampunk theme to it. I wnted the first and third frames to reflect the time travel aspect: there is a portal on the bottom of the first image and the top of the last one, and it is supposed to show that Alice travels through time and space and transforms into the "Alice: The Madness Returns" version of herself. I wanted the middle image to reflect her personality and general badassery. The pictures go from lighter to darker, showing how the steampunk world is perhaps not a light one.

1. Based on this article, how will I shape my animations and creations differently in the future?

2. Based on the article, how will I view animations and creations differently in the future?