Monday, November 15, 2010
The Humble Beggar
My current muse is my dog, Picasso. He poses on ichat, and I draw him. Most of the time he is begging for food from my mom. This time, he was begging for a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup.
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
The Circus is Coming to Town
Poster for circus exhibit. I felt a little out of my element making this, and I don't know why, but now that I look at it, I quite like the result.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
AIGA Movie Night Poster
Now that we have all renewed our memberships, it is time to party! Our first AIGA Student Group Movie Night! November 10th!
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Behind the Golden Curtain
So, I have rediscovered the circus this past weekend. I went to the Ringling Brother's famous circus as a kid (I was 5), and it was a fascinating experience. As of today, at 21 years old, I am working on an exhibit design project that involves the circus on rails. Before the motion picture, towns turned to the circus as their form of entertainment. When rail lines became accessible, circus owners saw an opportunity to expand the reach of their audience by making themselves mobile.
I found these photographs in my research, and I love the romanticism, and the harsh realities of the lives of the circus animals and performers in these stills.
I want to make things that make people happy .. like this!
I saw this on ffffound tonight. It reminds me of all those times I went to restaurants as a kid and they provided the coloring books with the little crayon box (but this is nicer because you don't have that annoying little box to fuss with). Looking back on those days, the coloring books served as a beautiful distraction from all of the adult conversations that were going on, like war and politics, and family disagreements. All I remember are the crayons and the chicken fingers. I guess the magic worked.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
No Assembly Required
I am in an exhibit design class, and our first assignment was to build a window display for a retail store of our choice. I chose Bose headphones. Our instructor had us pull the name of an object out of a hat, and I picked a wrench. Using this object as our inspiration, we had to design a display that incorporated the chosen object.
So my display for Bose, “No Assembly Required,” addresses the effortless user experience Bose sound systems delivers. Bose’s product is so streamlined, no additional tools are necessary to make your personal music experience any better, or of a higher quality. When choosing Bose, you are
guaranteed quality, the best materials, and durability. Unlike other headphones available for purchase, Bose headphones are long-lasting.
Bose headphones are a handyman or handy-woman’s best friend. A handyman is someone who knows how to solve problems. A handyman is crafty, and knows what tool to use for each unique dilemma. A true music aficionado would know Bose headphones offers unparalleled performance, and cutting edge noise canceling technology. A true handyman would choose Bose headphones.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Positive thinking will take you places
I designed this poster for the "Positive Posters" contest, sponsored by the International Poster Competition. The idea behind the poster is being optimistic is aspiring to be the best person you can be. Each balloon represents a goal or dream, and our world potential is increased each time an individual chooses to peruse their own dream. I missed the deadline for the contest, but I really like where the initial proposal took me.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Senior Poster Show and Auction
This is my current version of a promotional poster for the senior poster show and auction, to take place in October. Each senior was responsible for donating a poster from their internship, or any studios they may have visited over the summer. I was inspired by the way posters used to be installed, with glue on walls across cityscapes.
Birthday Pug
My sister, Rachel, is turning 18 on Tuesday. I really don't have money for gifts, but I thought she might appreciate a hand-drawn card, featuring our pug, Picasso. Ain't he a cutie!?
Friday, September 17, 2010
Clarity in Music
Key: Whole notes are hours, half note minutes, and the quarter note is seconds. A measure is a segment of time defined by a given number of beats of a given duration. The title of my clock is 'measure.' I have yet to style the logotype. Coming soon.
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