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WIM ONLINE GREENLIGHTREVIEW

By Aureo Antono


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Collaborator; Clarice Cliff

The English ceramic artist Clarice Cliffwas born on 20thJanuary 1889 to1972. Her journey started as anapprentice potter. The duration of hercareer was from 1922 to 1963. Due toher talented abilities she became aceramic artist which also lead her tobecome the head of the factory artisticdepartment. Clarice started working inthe pottery industry at the age of 13.

Burslem School of Art is the place whereshe studied in the evenings. Her debutjob was being a glider where she wasinputting gold lines on ware oftraditional design. Tragically, ClariceCliff died at the age of 83.


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Produced Work (Clarice Cliff)

Here are several produced pieces of

work by Clarice Cliff which she is

acknowledged for. She has a very

unique and creative way of creating

art. She harvests her own products

such as plates, masks and many more.

She also does her own colourful

paintings of cities or just interesting

designs.


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Inspiration

Clarice Cliffs use of colours on her work is what

inspires me to have a lively city for this project

because they co-operate really well together. The

shapes of the vases and cups would be very useful

when it comes to designing buildings or other objectsfor the city. Moreover, her masterpieces of masks is

what captures my attention which gradually gives me

ideas for features to include for my upcoming city for

instances statues and sculptures. In addition they also

remind of the oriental masks such as the Chinese andJapanese which is also the culture which I am

interested in.


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Influence Maps #1


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Influence Maps #2


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Travelogue; Yoso

Going through the peaceful forest which is filled with Sakura blossoms on trees and on the ground you would officially

arrive at the elemental city of Earth, Water, Wind, Wood, Fire and Metal known as "Yoso" (Elements in Japanese). As

you arrived at the city you will see statues of Classical Chinese guardian lions which you will have to walk pass

through. The floor is made out of concrete but at the same time looks deserted. There are also trees with healthy

looking leaves. The city is lived by 5 different clans of shaolin and monks (Earth, Water, Wind, Wood, Fire & Metal)

also they have each have their own headquarter which is a temple which the structure looks very similar to a Chinese

one. In each clan headquarter temple buildings they have their symbol of their clan displayed outside. There are also

a few steps of stairs while entering the headquarters.

After going passing the path of the headquarters there is a bridge up ahead which leads you to a colossal castle

where you have to walk up the stairway to enter the building. This is the main castle where all the shaolin and monks

get together for meetings and other enquirers. The castle looks like it has been built many centuries ago and there's a

massive layer of rock underneath the waters which is keeping the castle stable till this day. The main castle is

surrounded by the trees like its a hidden building. The lookout tower buildings are also visible in the city of Yoso

which is often to look at the high exterior view of the outskirts of the city such as the mountains, temples and

grasslands. In this city, the citizens use clouds as transport to travel from one location to another. They could even sit

down on them without falling or even stand on them but all is takes is focus and control of energy. Without that they

will fail. The deserted ground floor where theres rarely any grass where the lookout towers is located, the shaolin

and monks train and spar with each other there. In each clans headquarters there are row full of Chinese buckets on

the ground and they are used to collect water from the forest which is just outside of the city of Yoso. There are also

other buckets which are filled with hot water and rocks which the shaolin and the monks use to punch to practice

strength and endurance of pain.


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Travelogue; Yoso #2

Inside each building of the headquarters there is huge space in centre which is used as the fighting area and

surrounding them are massive pillars which holds the buildings from the inside and the outside together. In

addition there are also statues too and as you walk straight as you enter the building you will see a scroll which is

fully sealed by source of energy which only the leader of each clan can breakthrough. Also inside the building

there are stands around place which candles are placed.

Yoso also has its own messenger which is a dragon which only flys around the city and it also levitates too so it

cannot touch the ground. The dragon delivers and sends letters off to citizens within the city. Cause the dragon

cant go on the ground the citizens will have to use the flying clouds to collect the letters or parcel which it has for

them. When citizens have festivals in the city they normally wear a traditional mask which has a face of a human

or animal with several designs on them. The high grey mountains around the back of the city are where the

shaolins and monks go meditate. Just below the mountains there is a blacksmith store where they sell, repair and

upgrade weapons such as, swords, numchucks, daggers, staffs and several more. Theres never a time that you

wont hear sound smashing and cutting from the blacksmith and you will never see the workers not sweating of

hard work. Opposite the black smith theres a path which leads you to the supermarket with the roof made out of

bamboo stick with various fruits and vegetables displayed in rows. It is the main market of the city. It is a very

busy market so you see a lot of citizens walking around any purchasing groceries.


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Yoso also has a small pottery store where they make and sell vases, cups and plates. Within

these potteries in the store they all have interesting designs of cities and illustrations with

some beautiful colours. There is also a common room which is also a caf where citizens go

to sit and communicate with each other. This the place where citizens actually form and

develop stronger bonds with each other. Inside every building from the city of Yoso the

floorings are all wooden and smooth which looks marble with the reflections of the

surroundings. The huge pillars inside to hold the buildings have interesting illustrations designs

on them. The illustrations are also around the walls in the interiors. The nightlife in the city of

Yoso looks very alive with the bright lights coming from the fires and lights from the outside

and from the inside of the buildings. This is where the shaolin and monks come out and put up

a show by doing chorography of martial arts and their special elemental abilities built within

their clan. In addition they also combine their elements together to create surrealist displayto the other citizens in Yoso. However secretly around the outskirts of Yoso where the

mountains are there is a hidden path which leads you to a cavern which looks like a

laboratory of different types of species and clones are being held inside a container.

Travelogue; Yoso #3


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Yoso Thumbnails


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