Showing posts with label student work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label student work. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

ART 338 Intermediate Digital Imaging, Broad Collaboration

Maddy FritzStephanie BarkerDarrell KincerLauren BrockmanMiranda SosbyJacalynn Marsh
Melanie TotsikasMallory Meisner

The ART 338 class collaborated with creative writing students from Adam Clay's class. The poets graciously provided us with original works for which we produced "broadsides", attempting to create a visual context and presentation of their poems.

Monday, November 19, 2012

ART 120 Photography, Holga, Fall 2012

Corri MuhaZack AdkinsChelsea KrausBrandy SmithIvy BlantonStephanie Barker
Katie WhitakerJen StephensMelanie TotsikasCheyenne NeffShawna Parson

The photography class experienced a cult classic, the Holga. Students experimented with this toy camera and color film to produce a wide variety of dreamy and even unexpected photographs. If the style looks a little familiar, it may be because aspects of Instagram mimics the look of the Holga.

Friday, November 16, 2012

ART 338 Intermediate Digital Imaging, Exquisite Corpse Project

Maddy Fritz, Miranda Sosby, Lauren BrockmanMiranda Sosby, Mallory Meisner, Jacalynn MarshMallory Meisner, Melanie Totsikas, Miranda SosbyStephanie Barker, Lauren Brockman, Melanie TotsikasLauren Brockkman, Jacalynn Marsh, Stephanie BarkerJacalynn Marsh, Maddy Fritz, Mallory Meisner
Melanie Totsikas, Stephanie Barker, Maddy Fritz

Results of our Exquisite Corpse project in ART 338, Intermediate Digital Imaging. It was a great experiment to collaborate with others in the class to produce inventive, responsive work that incorporates a sense of imagination through free association. One of my favorite projects of all time. Well done everyone.

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

ART 170 Design via Photography, Design Principles

Melanie TotsikasMelanie TotsikasMakenzie EsterleErin JosephLindsey MartindaleKhant Minn
Khant MinnBecca CasonDairian HeardLexie StovelLexie StovelLexie Stovel
Josh SmithJosh SmithPhillip DavisPhillip DavisPhillip DavisTayler Potts
Tayler PottsMarvin FloresWill GarnerJessica D'AmbrosioJeff BrachJeff Brach
This photographic assignment covered issues related to Chapter 3 of Jeremy Webb's "Basics Creative Photography." Students considered how design principles unite and provide visual interest in their photographs, as well as how these abstract elements may be meaningful in and of themselves.

In addition, they provided written responses identifying and explaining how these design principles were reflected in their work, as well as how those principles allude to deeper concepts and meaning in their photographs.