Played around with elements from my New York Times “T” design to make a repeat pattern. So excited to experiment more with this. :)
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Caribao scribbles inspired by the Philippines… having lots of fun figuring out what to do for my final in Serigraphy.
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Finished version of my Letter T design based on the New York Times “T” logo for Advertising Illustration. I want a succulent garden!!
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I do not have a map to show just yet…but in the meantime, here is a colored sketch of my latest assignment in Advertising Illustration! Haha. I have nothing to say except I love drawing succulents.
- Heather
Participated in SCAD’s Sidewalk Arts Festival today instead of doing the homework assignments I am really behind on. Yay!
Second screen print of the quarter created using Photo Emulsion. I dedicate this to all the picky eaters out there… ;-)
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Preparing transparencies for our photo emulsion project in Serigraphy I.
I like eating trail mix.
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In my Advertising Illustration class I had to come up with a solution for a poster advertising the “new” dinosaur exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History. I was skeptical at first about this assignment; while I love dinosaurs, I never really drew them and my style is so “cute” I wasn’t sure how the two would fit together. I’m really happy with the result though :) I’ve been experimenting a lot with layering shapes, line work, and subtle textures lately, and I think I’m heading in a direction stylistically that I like!
The template for the poster/copy was provided by my professor. I only designed the image.
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It’s been awhile since I’ve updated, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been making stuff! I’ve just been bad about sharing it, haha. Anyhow, it’s finally springtime!! My favorite season! This quarter (my first as a senior! ahhh) I’m taking a screen-printing class, and I’m excited to share the results of my first attempt! I just tried to have fun creating a pretty image. For this assignment we had to make the stencils by hand using screen filler and drawing fluid to paint directly onto the screen, and we were also not allowed to modify the inks other than color mixing (e.g. no transparency). While the prints aren’t perfect, I’m pretty pleased with how they came out, and I learned a lot. I’m so excited for the next project already—I’m having so much fun! :)
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Finished spot illustrations for my editorial illustration class featuring the chairs of a local Savannah coffee shop, Foxy Loxy.
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