A victim is sometimes posed to send some kind of message to the world - a victims body might be flung beside a No Dumping sign, or as in the case of Henry Lee Lucas, near the gates of a prison. Danny Rolling, the Gainesville Ripper left the head of one of his victims on a fireplace mantel, facing the door. Albert DeSalvo, the Boston Strangler, left his victims posed in positions exposing their genitals toward the door. The intention in both cases was to shock whoever found the bodies. William Lester Suff, convicted of killing thirteen women between 1988 and 1991, mostly street prostitute in Riverside, California, left some of the bodies next to dumpsters with their arms turned outward to expose needle track marks, clearly a message on the worth of victims.
PHASE 2 : DEVELOPMENT MODULE. PLANS FOR VISUAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT.
After blogging so much about conceptual and contextual development, I need to focus on this just a little bit more. If I can get some academic and journalistic resources, quotes and opinions on this journal recorded, then I will be in a good position to put together my contextual presentation about my project.
Then it would be a good idea to document the 2d research, as I will have th quotes and research to talk about this more clearly.
I have a current habit of ‘AAAAHBAHBLAH BLAHHHH’ at the minute. I dont think this is a bad thing, what I say is really interesting, it just needs refining. The process of blogging will help me do this.
(Let this presentation spill over to explain the concept of 2d design and visual research).
