"I.D. Please"
Vine charcoal and charcoal pencils
The concept behind this piece is about when students are coming back from class after working hard in the studio and are carrying heavy supplies such as canvases, portfolios, drawing boards, etc. But are then forced to put all their supplies down in order to show their I.D. to the Desk Assistants. I understand that they are just doing their job to keep us safe, but the idea of criminals trying to sneak into an art school by carrying art supplies just seems humorous. The drawing depicts two criminals trying to sneak past a Desk Assistant by hiding behind canvases.
Evidence of A Couch Potato
Vine charcoal and charcoal pencils
Oscar the Grouch
Wood, aluminum foil, chicken wire, packaging trash, acrylic paint, wood glue, screws, staples
This project is about the large amount of waste created from unnecessary packaging from products. This sculpture of a children's television show character, known for living in a garbage can, is completely made out of pagacking collected over the course of about a week.
Storyboard
Colored pencil
34/34 Shown
This storyboard depicts the adventures of two witches living in New York City in the 1920's.
Jurasscissoric Park
Acrylic paint and collage material
The textures of this piece were achieved by painting over many layers of collage materials such as tissue paper and photocopies.
In Case of Scissors: Take Stairs
Stop Motion
Music: Flight of the Bumblebee by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
After having to destroy my piece, Jurasscissoric Park, and use it to make a new piece, I decided to make a stop motion expressing my distress and panic toward having to use destructive scissors to cut up my preceding work.
