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After considering a few ideas I thought my stronger work was the intervention symbol. I wanted to explore more ways to use it. As a website I think it works in getting people’s attention. I created a flash animation to relate it to Canada, maybe this way Canadians won’t want to be associated with it and may start taking more action against the seal hunt. There are so many good people working to end it and I thought the best way to honor them was to create links to their sites. I was never going to get such good information as they have on their website plus people can donate! If someone donates please let me know!
I also thought of creating a map with other places that participate on the seal hunt. Norway, Greenland and Russia are some of these countries. But I feel some times people get overwhelmed with too much information and I decided to keep it simple. I also spoke to a representative from BC Liberation to ask about stores that carried Seal products but they say it is not easy to know as all these products, even if banned by the European Union, find ways of passing as something else.
So to avoid consuming or wearing Seal products, I recommend to always read labels and maybe, why not stopping the use and consumption of animal products at all!
Also I included an amazing documentary by photographer Nigel Barker. People can watch the entire thing online. Also, please don’t miss the Olympic Shame link, it has a great animation.
My final post for this class, it feels like it went by so fast and I learned a lot of helpful things for my work. From blogs to vinyl printing I have been using my new skills for a few different projects through out the semester! Also, this was a great group and I hope to see some of you in other classes!
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