"The Climate Has No Borders"

I created the image using Adobe Illustrator based on an image from Google search.

It is our global geopolitical concern to learn the causes and effects of Climate Change...

The Causes of Climate Change: Industrialization, Deforestation, Resource Extraction, Energy Use, Transportation, Pollution, Consumerism...

The Effects of Climate Change: Rising Temperatures, Rising Sea Levels, Unpredictable Weather Pattern, Land Degradation, Loss of Wildlife and Biodiversity...

How Climate Change Impacts Human Beings?

Displaced People, Loss of Livelihood, Global Food and Water Shortage, Malnutrition, Increased Risk for Diseases...

We Need to Take Action as Citizens of the World Now!

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homepages.utoledo.edu/mditore Critique Do not link name and last name with an artwork (p5.js) Change the location of Contact, also change the name to call it Blog Make sure that the Generative art is linked to the page or use a photograph to linked it to the p5.js site Make sure that all formatting is unified Correct grammar mistake in Animation on page 1 Photographs sizing on portfolio: Print

Infographics: Oscar Claude Monet (1840-1926)

To create the Infographic, I used the application Piktochart starting from a blank canvas. I chose the background's color and opacity. Also the font size, style and the option to bold it. Comparing to the previous Infographic, I used more images and less text.

Colombian Churches facades sculptures' images arranged in a grid “à la Becher”

Most Colombian artisans, some of them remain anonymous, sell their creations in plazas (public square in a city or town). Most clay sculptures are made and painted by hand. The clay sculptures, photographed for this project, portray Colombian Christian (Catholic) Churches' facades from different Colombian cities. T hese sculptures were bought at the Plaza Santander in Bogotá, C olombia, South America. The sculptures sizes are from 3-4 ½ inches wide to 3-5½ inches high to ½-1 inch deep. t he sculpture images (16 in total) were set, one at a time, in a similar stage, lighting and taken with an iPhone camera at the same distance and eye level. The images were transferred from the iPhone to the computer and then were edited by Adobe Photoshop. Each image underwent the process of cropping and reducing the image size to 875 x 875 pixels. The resolution of the images are 72 pixels according to the iPhone camera. The canvas size was set as 4000 pixels x 4000 pix...

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