MOBILE PUBLICITY USING WIND VANE USING A VANE ON A MECHANISM WITH FOUR CARDINAL POINTS FOR THE USE OF WIND VANE TO SHOW WHICH WAY THE WIND IS BLOWING. ALSO TO PUBLICIZE SCULPTURE GARDEN

PREFACE
    The main purpose of executing this project – The Wind Vane is to combine the scientific and Artistic approach in the construction/installation of the vane.      The Artists should not get confused for executing a weather instruments which the mythologists and Geographic’s use in study weather wind.      The project is significantly designed in a modified way to perform beyond its normal function which is for the detection or wind direction such as sign post (campaign) for easy geographical locations within the I.M.T Campus 11. This will help the foreigners to locate certain places of great important within Campus 11.      However, the mythologists and the Cerographists use the wind vane for wind detection only, but now, the Artist is using it not only to study the wind direction, they use it as sign-post (campaign) and as bearing capes.      Perhaps, I am or the opinion and that this particular project may be modified further with a new approach by students of Fine and Applied Arts since the modern art embraces the scientific inventions and discoveries. In addition, write up is aimed at being a source of information for any person who may want to know the detailed idea or the project itself. It will be of immense help for the researchers and critical writers. 
TABLE OF CONTENT Title page Certificate Dedication Acknowledgement Preface Table of content List of illustration
CHAPTER ONE  1.1 1ntroduction 1.2 History of wind vane 1.3 Statement of the problem 1.4 Aims and objective 1.5 Research scope 1.6 Delimitation 1.7 Limitation 1.8 Implication of the project 1.9 Definition of Terminologies 
CHAPTER TWO: Literature Review
CHAPTER THREE: 3.1 Project Execution 3.2 Medium / media Description  3.3 Application of the medium / media  3.4 Project Development 
CHAPTER FOUR Project Analysis 
CHAPTER FIVE 5.1 Conclusion  5.2 Achievement and Recommendation  Bibliography