Showing posts with label Perception and Communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Perception and Communication. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Nature inspiration drawing

For our light project we were given the afternoon to grab a cup of joe and find some interesting nature. I decided to graphically enhance my nature drawings. 

5 Furnishings: Apartment Furniture


For drawing class and drafting class, we were asked to draw different furniture that we would want to place in our perspective apartment. These were some of my ideas. 

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

Today's Good Fortune's

Ever since last semester when my friends Derek and Will received coinciding fortunes, I am a total nerd about fortune cookies and their paper words of advice. Today's "pick your own destiny" basket was set out and I grabbed three for kicks. 

These were what I received and I immediately: texted my loved ones, agreed with the advice saying few profit from it and smiled at the energy for two because it is so true. 

Have a happy day and when you get the opportunity to open a fortune cookie, take a gander at the fortune and see how accurate it is. 



Monday, February 16, 2009

Short Studio Update!

The latest project we are working on in studio revolves around the idea of abstracting a journey through our fairy tale we were assigned at the beginning of the semester. It has evolved into a black and white project. My first approach was to create black triangular forms with white triangular portions fitting into it. Now, we are to make three models further abstracting the first model that correlate with words we were given. Mine words are: Contrast, Symmetry and Balance. 

Off to the drawing board! More updates to come!

12 Thumbnails of Julius I. Foust Building


The top ten images are views from the interior of the Julius I. Foust Building. The bottom two are the front exterior and the back, profile view of the building. I really wanted to give the building the relaxed, traditional and quiet feel that it exudes. Very few people were present when my group walked through the building, the few that were there were very quiet and busy at work in their offices or classrooms. This is the oldest and first building ever built on campus. 

Sunday, February 15, 2009

5 Favorite 5x5



These my favorite of my 25 black and white thumbnails. I chose these because I felt they presented the best abstract representation of my model. 

[ Black + White Project ] Thumbnails





These are all apart of a 30 part thumbnail collection I created from my project done in Black + White. I created 29 black triangles out of black illustration board, a broken and refined skewer painted black, and white bond paper for my white sections. The purpose of the model was to create a mood that reflected the journey of our fairy tale done earlier in the semester. Then, draw 25 or more thumbnail sketches of various sections of this model. 

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Wall Vignettes


Of my vignette's for this assignment, I enjoyed creating this particular image the most. The following three images are based on, "The White Snake". 
I used watercolor dabbing, speckling and splatter techniques to create the graffiti look of the "wall of destruction" being washed away by the main character who defeats all odds. 












Monday, February 9, 2009

Vignette's in Hickory




This weekend I got to spend with my IARC cubical buddy, Brittany in her home town, Hickory. I loved meeting her mom and brother, the home cooking, hanging out, going shopping, going to Ian's Show at a biker bar and sketching inside the mall. 



Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Christmas Break---In the Round

This was a sketch I worked on over Christmas Break. I wanted to practice drawing "in the round". 

There is always something new to draw + learn.