This drawing was not pre-meditated
Media: Pen, Ink, Paper
Size: 9x11"
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Line Drawings
Miranda Robert
Exercise 2: 100 Straight Line
Media Used: Sharpie pen, paper treated with multipurpose acrylic polymer
Size: 9" x 11"
Exercise 2
Zhaoyi Chen
Medium: Sharpie, pigment liners, paper treated with multi-purpose acrylic polymer
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Line Drawings
Title: SliceI cropped this one because it looked really strange with the half inch border. This is the one that I didn't plan out.
Pen on paper
9" x 11"
Title: Ruzgar Humphrey Lexington the Third
And this is the one I planned out. :)
Pen on paper
9" x 11"
Monday, January 31, 2011
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Final Project-"Woman" and transience
Woman, 2010. Computer paper, white cotton, heavy matte medium (3 1/2" x 5").
For my piece I was interested in exploring the concept of transience.
"You Are Positively Glowing!"
You Are Positively Glowing! 2010. Foam Core, Fabric, and Tissue Paper (102"x 19"x 34").
For this piece I explored the idea of "encroach."
Final Project
Dec 8th 12:00 a.m.- 11:59 p.m.
Dec 7th 7:07 p.m.- 8:07 p.m.
Dec 7th 12:28 p.m. -12:29 p.m.
Dec 7th 11:17 a.m.
Andy Delany
Untitled, 2010
4 8"x 10" Silver Gelatin Prints and 4 sets of 35mm film negatives
Process: Four series of photos were taken, one set consists of just one photo, the next consists of 14 photos taken over a minute in 5-second intervals, the next is 22 photos taken over an hour in 3-minute intervals, and the last is 48 photos taken over a 24-hour day in 30-minute intervals. Each set of negatives was then turned into just one print by exposing every negative in the set onto one piece of photo paper. The sets of negatives are displayed as separate strips, with the corresponding image that is made by the set of negatives displayed above.
Materials: The photos are all taken with a Pentax K2 on Kodak Tmax 400 film and printed onto Ilford 100 matte photopaper.
Untitled (/Attached)-- Final Project
Fractures are Natural
Morgan Horton
Fractures are Natural, 2010. Dried leaves and thread
When something is fractured we as humans have a tendency towards wanting to fix it. In fixing the fracture, however, the thing in question shifts from the realm of the “natural” to that of the “unnatural” – the abnormal.
I use something natural, leaves, which have fractures in them and hang them amongst something unnatural, leaves that have had the fractures fixed.
Final Project
Maia Larson
Untitled, 2010. Word Collage (18" x 24")
For this piece I was interested in exploring Transgression.
My Little Red Hat
Alex Nikazmerad "My Little Red Hat" 2010. Fabric, red and white thread, white acrylic, cardboard brim. 8" x 5" x 3"
This piece explored the concept of regression, specifically through replication.
Final Project Fall 2010
Molly Rottman
Wish You Were Here, 2010. Collage in Adobe Photoshop (3"x5" and 4"x6").
For this piece I was interested in exploring Regression.
"Ruptured Reflection" or "You Should Be Ashamed"
Jon Garrey
Ruptured Reflection or You Should Be Ashamed
2010
Acrylic Paint on Glass Mirror (8' x 6')
For this piece, I utilized Fracture first and foremost but also Entropy.
Final Project
Ginny Womack
Hitler's Torah. Computer paper print outs and Torah scraps (19.5" x 14")
This piece explores the concept of transgression.
Final Project
Picture taken on 12/7 2010:
Picture taken on 12/10 2010:
The balloons have deflated and it appears that someone has popped some of the balloons with the provided nail.
Ryan Daniel
Pop Chair, 2010. Inflated air balloons on foam mat board (40" x 31" x 13").
For this piece I was interested in exploring Transience.
Picture taken on 12/10 2010:
The balloons have deflated and it appears that someone has popped some of the balloons with the provided nail.
Ryan Daniel
Pop Chair, 2010. Inflated air balloons on foam mat board (40" x 31" x 13").
For this piece I was interested in exploring Transience.
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