Group project by Miranda, Nadia and Alice
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
My name is Trey and I am from the suburbs of Detroit, MI, born and raised. I attended Cranbrook Kingswood which is a school in Bloomfield Hills, MI that has an elementary school, middle school, high school, and a graduate art school. That being said, Cranbrook is an art focused place with brilliant architecture and its own art museum so I have been exposed to quite a bit of art and design and I enjoy it. In high school, I took several fine art classes including drawing, painting, and metalsmithing design. Metalsmithing quickly became a hobby and passion of mine, and throughout my time at school I created a vase, bookends, some jewelry, and a fireplace screen. My love of art also stems from my life at home, as my parents are art fanatics, to the point where my middle name is actually Calder, after the great sculptor Alexander Calder. Here at USC I am a Freshman pursuing a major in Business Administration and a minor in Communications Design.
Below are some of my pieces from metalsmithing and an ink pen drawing...
Below are some of my pieces from metalsmithing and an ink pen drawing...
Monday, September 1, 2014
Hey guys! I'm Claire, I'm from Chicago. I'm a Freshman pursuing a BFA at Roski. My art in the past has ranged from drawing and painting to large installations--I don't really have an emphasis, but I would say installations are my favorite. When it comes to painting, I usually use spray paint because of the instant gratification. I also love doing hair and makeup, and hope to pursue a career in special effects makeup for TV and Film. Here's some pictures of my work, and feel free to check out my blog for additional pictures! (I haven't posted in a while oops) clairehowesartwork.tumblr.com
Sunday, August 31, 2014
Popcorn! (our first project in class: Claire, Morgan, & Maya)
This is our first project for Design Fundamentals 102. We took popcorn and dipped it in ink to make a sort of 3D collage, and then we photographed it. Then we took the photographs and made an iMovie, using the images for shorter and shorter durations to simulate the popping of popcorn. Enjoy!
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