Monday, May 12, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Friday, April 18, 2008
Integrated Cartoon
This is a cartoon version of myself that i created and placed into a still life photo.
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Character Integration =)
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Cookie theft! =) This picture is kind of ironic. Being that I always steal Austins' cookies... and I stole them for this picture... I think it is great that my "little self" is stealing his cookie in this picture!=)yay! idk if that made any sense... oh well. =) haha
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
My Character Integrated Into a Photo
Some days I search for the door to unlock, and I end up doing a lot more work than I really should have done...
Friday, April 11, 2008
My Best Creation
This logo was created for the sunset Racquet Club. I used the color scheme of orange and purple to give the feeling of a sunset. I also decided to use two contrasting fonts, for specific reasons. The font used for "Sunset" is meant to symbolize both the suns rays and racquet strings. The font used for "Racquet Club" shows what the club is, a upper class white collar place.
My Favorite Work
This is my favorite work. =) I can't really remember what the assignment was... I think it might have just been a tutorial for making a logo. Either way... it's my favorite. =)
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Art/Design Discussion Opportunity
Friday, Aprill 11, 2008 at 7 PM
Art, Design, and Social Justice: A Philosophical Argument for Social Responsibility in Art and Design
Redeemer Offices, 1369 Broadway (between 36th and 37th), 4th Floor
Our guest speaker is Dr. Earl Tai, PhD. Columbia University, Associate Chair of Art and Design Studies at Parsons The New School for Design. A Fulbright scholar and a recipient of fellowships from Harvard University and Columbia University, Dr. Tai specializes in design and social responsibility and cross cultural design. Dr. Tai will be considering philosophical arguments regarding the role of social responsibility in design and art and the role that artists and designers can play in community transformation and development.
IAF meets on the second Friday of every month and is for everyone involved in the fine or performing arts, design, entertainment, or media.
Each gathering consists of a talk or artist presentation, and plenty of time for fellowship and networking with other artists. There is no admission fee, and no reservation is necessary.
This is Mrs. Kuder's friend, so if you need a ride to the city talk to her. She is going!
Art, Design, and Social Justice: A Philosophical Argument for Social Responsibility in Art and Design
Redeemer Offices, 1369 Broadway (between 36th and 37th), 4th Floor
Our guest speaker is Dr. Earl Tai, PhD. Columbia University, Associate Chair of Art and Design Studies at Parsons The New School for Design. A Fulbright scholar and a recipient of fellowships from Harvard University and Columbia University, Dr. Tai specializes in design and social responsibility and cross cultural design. Dr. Tai will be considering philosophical arguments regarding the role of social responsibility in design and art and the role that artists and designers can play in community transformation and development.
IAF meets on the second Friday of every month and is for everyone involved in the fine or performing arts, design, entertainment, or media.
Each gathering consists of a talk or artist presentation, and plenty of time for fellowship and networking with other artists. There is no admission fee, and no reservation is necessary.
This is Mrs. Kuder's friend, so if you need a ride to the city talk to her. She is going!
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Sticky Notes Part II
here are two more post-its for extra credit.
they're pretty much the same thing, but the top one is less complex and the bottom one is green.
also, the top one has the flowers as the main focus, while the bottom one has the cross.
well.... here it is:
they're pretty much the same thing, but the top one is less complex and the bottom one is green.
also, the top one has the flowers as the main focus, while the bottom one has the cross.
well.... here it is:
5 Diffrent Fonts I Found. (EDIT)
5 Diffrent Fonts I Found.
Orange Clock: I like the orange clock font because not only does it come from the movie "a clockwork orange" but thanks to its lack of serif's it looks like pacaman.
Old Town: The classic wild west font.
Skaterdudes: I really enjoy skaterdudes because at this one place I ride there is some graffiti on the wall that looks exactly like this, the stereotypical graffiti font.
Serrated: Serrated is cool because it looks like somebody made it with a chain saw because of the serif's that represent sharp edges.
Santa Monica: Santa Monica's mild serif's make it look like a very calm, cool, and collected place to be...just like Santa Monica.
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