FACE RODEO

The concept of a Face Rodeo is a derivative of HRVG’s S7 Annex A rodeo. It gives a remote viewer the opportunity to focus on one specific task under a known assumption. This task is repeated in an effort for a viewer to gain competence and self correction through feedback. In the case of the Face Rodeo is just that. The assumption that viewers take into account is that they’ll be viewing faces. There are 10 targets that were targeteered to specific and distinctive faces. These target IDs were published out to the viewers. It is the viewers job to take these target IDs and render a graphic representation of the data that was collected.

Drawing the likeness of a person can give a lot to the audience and viewer themselves. While working a target, we can recognize when there is a person at the target. Often times, their likeness may not be well represented by the sketch on the page. When it is, the drawing alone can give credence to the target contact that the viewer has experienced and an increased reliability on the data that has been collected. The Face Rodeo is directed training at one particular aspect of the methodology. When this “Life Human” gestalt is encountered in the future, the hope is a confident approach to sketching a face in its likeness.