1. Describe the overall projected style of your piece.

a diagram of a safety cone becoming erect
(condom being put into use)

2. What do you wish to translate to the viewer with your chosen “look”.

humor.
a message that is at once ironic and informative.

3. Does it translate meaning? How?

flodgingly. the cone certainly becomes erect, but is this sexy?
also, are the movements from each stage fluid enough to charge
the cone with penisness?

4. Does it fit PP?

yes. planned parenthood is hip. its target demographic would
respond to the image's trendiness (making fun of overly didactic
instructional pamphlets from the past).

diagram how layers squeeze and bounce

her bouncing breasts were squeezed by a layer of diagrams

the diagram squeezed together many layers of bouncing elements

four words

diagram, bouncing, layers, squeeze

not sexy

dumb, bored, plain, fat, sad, mistakes, sloppiness, tired

not safe

sharp, hard, glass, disease, bumps, cut, pain, darkness, freedom, toxic, poison, itchy, dirty, choke, suffocate, alone, boredom

sexy

necks, legs, squeeze, vagina, lips, bouncing, lick, fuck, smooth, smiles, diagrams, simplicity, rhythm, frequency, heavy bass, no sound, nature, eyes, hair, did i say hair?, naked, one, two, prime numbers, noses, latex, ass, strawberries, fingertips, bouncing, red, death, woodgrain

safe

secure, protection, close, layers, grass, soft, foam

inaugeral fragments

"When a change of [temperature], [pressure], or [composition] has made a system ripe for change, [nuclei] of a more stable form will not appear everywhere, but only in a few places within the old structure that are for some local reason deformed or strained, or at the interface with an intrusive structure that serves to catalyze the change with a suggestion of a possible new order. In a physical system of crystals, new forms are most likely to appear in the zone of misfit where one phase or crystal impinges upon another. This is where individual freedom is greatest, at places where the units clash. It is where concepts least conform to the tradition of the system.

One cannot overemphasize the fact that everything depends upon the interaction of the thing itself and its environment. The drive for both stability and change is the minimization of free energy. The mechanism of change is by transfer across the interface, each atom making its own choice, and quickly being brought back if not supported by compatible choices of its neighbors."

from Cyril Stanley Smith's Structural Hierarchy in Science

safe is sexy