Briella Zoino

Real Emotion VS Fake Emotion. For this project, I used pictures that I took with my camera (The quality was kind of distorted from the video app I used) and I used music that I wrote, and my friend played on her guitar. All the pictures that are paired together, both fake emotions and real emotions, are connected in some special way to me. The music that I wrote has a sentimental, empathetic feel to it and I would like to thank my friend Eleanor for playing the music on her guitar that I wrote for this video. All the pictures have a happiness to them and the emotion that they all portray is blissfulness. None of the pictures are sad or anger, all are happiness and/or calmness. All I want to do is promote happiness, self love and encourage people to be true to themselves. The next few paragraphs are little blurbs behind what each picture means and why the two "Fake VS Real" emotion pictures connect and what all the pictures mean to me. People and things that have value

Briella Zoino Music Blog Art and Technology 14 November 2017 Punk- Green Day. Green Day has been around since 1989 and they are still around today. The lead singer, Billy Joe Armstrong, is very talented and his voice is known very well by just about everyone in the world. Green Day has millions, if not billions of fans, including myself. They are considered a punk band and have instruments including the drums, electric guitar, and bass. Green Day has the occasional swear word in their songs, also. I chose the band Green Day because I am a big fan and their music has been a part of my life since middle school. When they release any new music I always get excited. They recently played on Good Morning America in New York City in 2015 and a huge crowd of people came to see them. I believe that their music fits into the Punk category because their music is very rebellious and hardcore. With the electric guitars, electric bass, and heavily used drums, they really are the &quo

Briella Zoino Art and Technology Electronics Paper 31 October 2017 Electronics Paper: The Wheel The wheel is not something people think about on an everyday basis. It has become sort of a cliche to ask “what would we do without the wheel?” or “when was the wheel made?”. The wheel has been around since 4500–3300 BCE, but yet it seems like it has been around forever. What would humans do without the wheel? Half the inventions we have today would not be here, we would not even be able to create most inventions without the wheel to begin with. The wheel by itself is not a machine, but when it is attached to something, that is when the magic happens. What has the wheel done for humans in the past and in today’s modern world? Well, for starters, the wheel was first used for potters. The artists would use a potter's wheel to shape art, or ceramic pots. It was a machine to help artists do their work a little faster. Then, that potter’s wheel turned into a wheel that