Final Warrior Series

This is my final project for my Advertisement/Communication class. I made some immortal female warriors. I was inspired by the strong women in my life, and my own realization that sometimes the grotesque demon's we all have inside us, and in our lives can actually give us strength and beauty. This piece is also pretty heavy with symbolism, the wings, the apple the staff etc. It's mostly just about raw female strength, the skulls are not meant to be anything scary, I mean that is what is underneath our skin, I wanted to show our bones. This was a collab between Tina Vidak (http://www.ohhocuspocus.blogspot.com/) and myself :)

Advertisement Class

Working on some warrior of the dead type photos for my advertising and communication class.....my prof told me to let my "fine art" side out, and she told me I didn't have to make an advertisement...so I went with this. I don't really know what it is, but I just really wanted to do it.

Advertisement Class

 

This assignment was to create any image with symbols to fill it with meaning, therefore I won't explain it, but let you interpret it as you will. 

Photoshop class

 

These photos were for a simple photoshop project, basically the images you see here are 4 separate images (of the same subject) lit differently and compostited together. The result is some pretty awesome lighting on the gems.

Design Theory

This is my piece for my current visual and textual Design Theory Assignment. I decided to make a poster about gender discrepancies in the design industry.

PHTG 326 - A Project 7

The theme for this project was "Dying",  another hard topic to do. I had a really hard time coming up with an idea for this one, but luckily while I was procrastinating by watching a french film...I got an idea. The film is called water lilies, it's about three young girls discovering their sexual identities over the course of a summer....mid movie two of the girls are lying in bed and looking a the ceiling, and one says, " I bet the last thing a lot of people see before they die, is a ceiling ".  I never thought about that but I bet it is true, and sort of a really beautiful metaphor for life, do you want the last thing that you see to be a ceiling? Not me. Anyways, so I made a photo/poem based on the idea.