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For my final project, I've thought a lot about how poor images and the internet ugly aesthetic have consumed our lives nowadays. Facebook has changed from a social media site where people used to post status updates on the daily to tagging friends in memes because they're #relatable. I find myself using a lot of my free time scrolling on Facebook and tagging friends in general posts, but also scrolling through the page, UCLA Memes for Sick AF Tweens. | For my final project, I've thought a lot about how poor images and the internet ugly aesthetic have consumed our lives nowadays. Facebook has changed from a social media site where people used to post status updates on the daily to tagging friends in memes because they're #relatable. I find myself using a lot of my free time scrolling on Facebook and tagging friends in general posts, but also scrolling through the page, UCLA Memes for Sick AF Tweens. | ||
| − | Created just about a year ago, it quickly became a way for students to entertain themselves and push finals back further, fostering procrastination. Nowadays, any funny media that is relatable to UCLA is posted on | + | Created just about a year ago, it quickly became a way for students to entertain themselves and push finals back further, fostering procrastination. Nowadays, any funny media that is relatable to UCLA is posted on there, and many posts have likes up to the thousands. With this, I wanted to make a catalogue or book of some sort that basically sums up Life as a UCLA Student: Meme Edition (inspired by Being an English Major as Told by The Office). I am also thinking of sectioning off the books into different chapters, since so many of the memes are geared towards a certain type of major and etc. |
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Latest revision as of 10:00, 28 November 2017
For my final project, I've thought a lot about how poor images and the internet ugly aesthetic have consumed our lives nowadays. Facebook has changed from a social media site where people used to post status updates on the daily to tagging friends in memes because they're #relatable. I find myself using a lot of my free time scrolling on Facebook and tagging friends in general posts, but also scrolling through the page, UCLA Memes for Sick AF Tweens.
Created just about a year ago, it quickly became a way for students to entertain themselves and push finals back further, fostering procrastination. Nowadays, any funny media that is relatable to UCLA is posted on there, and many posts have likes up to the thousands. With this, I wanted to make a catalogue or book of some sort that basically sums up Life as a UCLA Student: Meme Edition (inspired by Being an English Major as Told by The Office). I am also thinking of sectioning off the books into different chapters, since so many of the memes are geared towards a certain type of major and etc.
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