Thursday, December 13, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Thursday, November 15, 2007
Shading Exercises from Class
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Design Visualization Assignment
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Memory Box
Thursday, October 11, 2007
met * a * mor * pho * sis
For this project we were asked to refer back to the IARC blog and choose one project from the person below and above you on the list. We were then asked to create an iteration incorporating different elements of both designs into one.
When we created an iteration that was a mixture of the two we were then asked to make two more iterations using the first iteration and the two original projects as inspiration. What resulted were very interesting and thought provoking designs that added a new dimension to the projects used as initial inspirations.
Below are two of the projects I chose to complete my iterations on. The egg projects of Katrina Fischer and Kelly McMillian.
When we created an iteration that was a mixture of the two we were then asked to make two more iterations using the first iteration and the two original projects as inspiration. What resulted were very interesting and thought provoking designs that added a new dimension to the projects used as initial inspirations.
Below are two of the projects I chose to complete my iterations on. The egg projects of Katrina Fischer and Kelly McMillian.

I chose Kelly's egg project because I felt that it captured my eye since it's such a contrast from the curves and the lack of color on the egg. I also felt that with the materials that were currently available to me I felt that this project would be the most conveinent for me to make.
I chose Katrina's egg project because I found that it really captures your eye with how it seems to cradle and protect the egg even though the egg is already broken. What also caught my attention was that the curve of the white paper used mimics the shape and curve of the egg. The black 'straps' also hold the egg and their black color brings the focus back on the egg. If the whole project was monotone then you wouldn't really see the egg.----------------------------------------------------------
Now that I had narrowed down my two choices I had to brainstorm ideas of how to create a project that would seem like the perfect marriage between the two and be possible to make.




As you can see I had some pretty interesting ideas going. I wanted to definitley incorporate the curve of Katrina's project because it was very pronounced in hers. I also wanted to reconstruct the lines and linear planes of Kelly's. The lines were probably the biggest element in Kelly's project even though it does have a curve with the hole where the egg is placed.----------------------------------------------------------------
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In retrospect I really enjoyed this project more than I did the previous ones because there really weren't any rules with this one. It didn't have to house an egg, pencil, or self-portrait. It didn't have to hold anything if you didn't want it to. I found that aspect extremely freeing. I also enjoyed the idea that I could borrow great ideas that I hadn't thought of myself and be able to incorporate them in a design as I saw fit. It was an wonderful opportunity.
Magazine Layout Inspiration
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Pencil Box
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Emergence of Self

Hre is my white figure drawing of myself. The lighting was kinda bad and I couldn't find a strong light source where the mirror was in my room. So the isn't that much of a difference in value but there was a small difference in value on one side of my face. It doesn't really look like me but I tried anyways.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
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