A Line as a Relation to “My Body”

 For this assignment I documented what was left on the ground by different steps, strides, and foot movements. I used different colours for the different kinds of steps.

Yellow and green for walking. 

Red, yellow, and orange for Running. 

Red green purple-ish for stomping.

Green for a slide.

Orange for a spin.

Red and purple for jumping.

In my brain these colours match with the different footsteps.






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