ScreaM walking Baby Super Sayian
AK-47 Bullet lying on the ground
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Week One
Plan
ScreaM Sketch - SuperSayian Woodcut face - Both Faded into eachother
ScreaM Flag Photoshop
Tuesday, 2 May 2017
Art schedule
Week One.
Plan story
Week Two.
Finish off the photoshop ScreaM
Week Three.
ScreaM wallpaper
Week Four.
Wood Cut
Plan story
Week Two.
Finish off the photoshop ScreaM
Week Three.
ScreaM wallpaper
Week Four.
Wood Cut
Thursday, 13 April 2017
Reading logs 2
Title: The Celebrity Millionaires Of Competitive Gaming (Full Length)
Author: Vice
Text Type: You Tube video
Date: Wed Apr 12 2017
This documentary is about eSports and competitive gaming. Its about kids playing video games when they where younger and becoming really good at it and going pro and making millions. Playing games like League Of Legends, Counter Strike, Call Of Duty in front of millions.
This video is relevant to students my age because in the video they talk about Internet addiction and people that cant go a day without Internet. For example you can become a millionaire from gaming and perform in front of thousands upon thousands. By either playing in there room or in a PC cafe. Most of the pro League Of Legend players spend up to 18 hours a day just to keep up to the competition and be the best they can be. That's why Korea loves League Of Legends for the competition and prize pool. The Korean government class being addicted to the Internet is as bad as being a drug addict or alcoholic. As of 2015 if you join a team and get into the League Of Legends Championship. The winner got just over 2 million dollars in prize pool. So from being a so called "nerd" you turn into a "superstar" just by playing a computer game it can turn you into a celebrity in the eSports scene.
This video influenced my understanding of gaming and League Of Legends by showing me how a video game can turn you into a celebrity. But for some people fame gets into there head. Another example in the video a League Of Legend player named "Promise" joined a team when he was younger and the manager started the team on a loan so they where in some serious debt but the players did know about it at the time. They became a really big team and Promise was the best player in the world at the time and won a lot, The coach tried to earn back the money by match fixing and force his team the throw there games. So they threw the game but Promise could not live his life with that in the back of his mind. So he attempted suicide. He jumped off a 12 story building, luckily he fell through a garbage disposal centre and breaking his fall and putting him into a coma. After a 11 hour surgery where the doctors had to reattach his jaw Promise began to recover. After this happen people got together to make a group to help eSports athletes so they would never again fall victim to corruption in professorial gaming again. Once Promise recovers he came back to be the best League Of Legends player alive.
Author: Vice
Text Type: You Tube video
Date: Wed Apr 12 2017
This documentary is about eSports and competitive gaming. Its about kids playing video games when they where younger and becoming really good at it and going pro and making millions. Playing games like League Of Legends, Counter Strike, Call Of Duty in front of millions.
This video is relevant to students my age because in the video they talk about Internet addiction and people that cant go a day without Internet. For example you can become a millionaire from gaming and perform in front of thousands upon thousands. By either playing in there room or in a PC cafe. Most of the pro League Of Legend players spend up to 18 hours a day just to keep up to the competition and be the best they can be. That's why Korea loves League Of Legends for the competition and prize pool. The Korean government class being addicted to the Internet is as bad as being a drug addict or alcoholic. As of 2015 if you join a team and get into the League Of Legends Championship. The winner got just over 2 million dollars in prize pool. So from being a so called "nerd" you turn into a "superstar" just by playing a computer game it can turn you into a celebrity in the eSports scene.
This video influenced my understanding of gaming and League Of Legends by showing me how a video game can turn you into a celebrity. But for some people fame gets into there head. Another example in the video a League Of Legend player named "Promise" joined a team when he was younger and the manager started the team on a loan so they where in some serious debt but the players did know about it at the time. They became a really big team and Promise was the best player in the world at the time and won a lot, The coach tried to earn back the money by match fixing and force his team the throw there games. So they threw the game but Promise could not live his life with that in the back of his mind. So he attempted suicide. He jumped off a 12 story building, luckily he fell through a garbage disposal centre and breaking his fall and putting him into a coma. After a 11 hour surgery where the doctors had to reattach his jaw Promise began to recover. After this happen people got together to make a group to help eSports athletes so they would never again fall victim to corruption in professorial gaming again. Once Promise recovers he came back to be the best League Of Legends player alive.
Wednesday, 5 April 2017
Pathways
Izac Wolfe-organised,good communicator,computer literate-Information Technology Manager. This is my goal for when I enter the workforce.
To achieve this goal I will need to know basic technician skills; Be able to relate to others well.
I will need some maths skills, physics and computer studies, prepare budgets, purchase computer equipment, supervise the installation use and repair of computer systems. IT managers usually earn $90k to $130k per year. Some places that you can do this job are banks, schools, Larger business. The chances of getting the job as a IT manager is quite good because the IT industry is growing rapidly.
Once I finish school I hope to go to Ara and enroll into “New Zealand Certificate In Information Technology Essentials(Level 4). Then go on to enroll “New Zealand Diploma In Information Technology Technical Support (Level 5).
Akira Toriyama
The Super Saiyan form first premiered in April 1991, within chapter 317 of the Dragon Ball Manga, entitled "Life or Death. It also made its anime debut in 1991, first appearing in Dragon Ball Z episode 95 "Transformed at last". Within Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super, three further powered up transformations: the second, third, and fourth,succeed Super Saiyan, while the premier form also has two additional graded states that focus on power. The original Super Saiyan form can also be mastered to improve some of its traits and remove some flaws.
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