For this part we had to "play" in a scholastic, creative since with at least one other person. Jessie Kotis and I decided to get together and make paper puppet parts (out of construction paper) which we then "frankensteined" into something out of a science fiction B movie. It was really a lot of fun drawing these different animal and human parts to be put together to make interesting compositions. We had even more fun just seeing what we could come up with and comparing each other's monsters. It was a really fun exercise straight outta preschool but refreshing to get into brainstorming mode about character designs. Also it made me wonder why we subconsciously picked certain parts and how they ended up in certain compositions even though it was all just for fun.
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