Guys I have to relate the Clock Crew to myself

[catclock]

I am writing an essay for school about how the Clock Crew and it's underlying wisdom have taught me and given me knowledge any ideas on what this knowledge is? >w< because I'd really like to know ^w^d

[SnakeClock]

I'm not touching this one.

[catclock]

I wrote that it's amazing to see so many people of many different cultural backgrounds getting together so well and to share our each individually loved opinions upon subjects.

[LeekClock]

I daresay you've learnt something of the power of expression, and that you've seen and felt a closer bond amongst strangers as a result of their mutual appreciation of eachother's individual expression. Not to put words in your mouth or anything

[catclock]

I daresay you've learnt something of the power of expression, and that you've seen and felt a closer bond amongst strangers as a result of their mutual appreciation of eachother's individual expression. Not to put words in your mouth or anything

Thanks! That like filled up alot of space but right now I'm sort of at a loss for ideas. I'm thinking about saying how it helped me experience a development as an artist and how it showed me not to take critic to heart but to take it to bed >w<

[SageClock]

Read the Clock Crew Charter, my manifesto, some of the crazy drama threads on here, etc, and those will probably give you some ideas. Also some articles in TIEM, if you can get your hands on those. Maybe reflect back on the CC's history as well.

Some other quickies off the top of my head: the power of community (newgrounds spam/events), how something so small (B) can inspire something that becomes so big, how effective of a tool 'mystery' can be to get people's attention (who is orange/rasp/carrot/etc? why the hell are there clocks in this movie?), what happens when a group/individual has unclear visions/goals.

Edit: also quality is not always as important as just making something, getting it out there, and getting feedback.

[LeekClock]

I WOULD IMAGINE that, through the nature of how the clock crew works, giving yourself complete responsibility for every aspect of your various projects, you've found a motivation to work that is fueled solely by your desire to express yourself and have that expression serve a purpose of bonding and sharing in the group. This in stark contrast to creative environments such as schools where the motivation is often based purely on a desire to achieve a good grade, or to impress a teacher or fellow students with your technical ability.

[SnakeClock]

The SnakeClock Challenge taught me to not be such a Spazzeranski and not to take things too seriously.

[catclock]

I WOULD IMAGINE that, through the nature of how the clock crew works, giving yourself complete responsibility for every aspect of your various projects, you've found a motivation to work that is fueled solely by your desire to express yourself and have that expression serve a purpose of bonding and sharing in the group. This in stark contrast to creative environments such as schools where the motivation is often based purely on a desire to achieve a good grade, or to impress a teacher or fellow students with your technical ability.

I basically said this but more dumbed down because I read over that other part and I realized how out of place it looks >w< but thanks guys I'm just about finished! It only had to be a one page piece.

The SnakeClock Challenge taught me to not be such a Spazzeranski and not to take things too seriously.

Has to be about me babe

[SnakeClock]

Has to be about me babe

Which leads neatly to my next question: what has it taught you?

[catclock]

Which leads neatly to my next question: what has it taught you?

Pretty much what Leek said

[SnakeClock]

Pretty much what Leek said

That's what the Clock Crew teaches everybody. What has it taught you? To be yourself no matter what anyone says, because you know there are people out there that support you?

[SnakeClock]

You should just make it easy and write

B

This epitomizes everything the Clock Crew teaches us.

[catclock]

I wrote a big red B and drew Strawberry Clock all over the back page

[Beret]

This sounds interesting.
 
*Waits for a Gearbox post*

[catclock]

write about how you've learned how to annoy people with stupid fucking anime faces

I'm done though ;w;! and no one seems that annoyed by it anymore >w<

[SnakeClock]

-M-*

[Beret]

:3

[PowerGloveClock]

hi clam ^w^d

[ToyotaClock]

I wrote that it's amazing to see so many people of many different cultural backgrounds getting together so well and to share our each individually loved opinions upon subjects.

thats not true i hate every single one of these goddamn unfunny faggots!